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Hello again! So here’s another one for you! In this tutorial I go through the process of creating your own studio HDRIs using the Redshift render engine. As a bonus, whilst prepping this video, I found out that using the HDRI instead of my lighting setup, improved the render times drastically and looked better! If I’ve missed anything out, or could have done something better, please let me know! And if you liked the video please subscribe! Thanks again. Alex

Hello again, So here’s my second attempt at a tutorial. I think I made some improvements (Hopefully). This one uses the new MAXON Noise node in Redshift, which is pretty cool. It works great. You can actually make pretty decent procedural materials in Redshift now! This tutorial might be a bit basic for most of you, but I thought this would be a good place for some feedback. All thoughts and comments are welcome! If you like it please subscribe, I’ll be making much more! Thanks, Alex

Hello! So I’ve decided to get into making Cinema 4D tutorials, and thought I would start with this shader in Redshift. It would be good to get some feedback from the community as to whether it’s useful at all? Gonna try and build up a good selection of tutorial over the next few months. With the next coming in the next couple of days. So if there is anything you hate about it please do let me know! Anyway, if you do like it, please subscribe! Thanks! Alex