Improve Your KeyShot Renders in One Click | Photographic Image Styles 

I feel foolish not using photographic mode before. Absolutely priceless tutorial Liam, welcome back to RU-vid!

Once you enter Photographic mode and the white background goes grey, you can just check the "Background Color" box at the bottom of the Image tab to get it back to pure white. It's in the Layers section.

Hoping you keep the content coming! Would love to see more tutorials based around the assets you guys are releasing

Years using key shot and had never used photographic mode. Thank you, You make great content. You have one more follower!

What a gift to see you again! ❤️😊

Keyshot renders are not realistic, vray, or blender renders are much more realistic

Thanks for so much helpful tutorials, hope to see more from you.

Great tip tbh.

Hello, is there any export option in keyshot that connects to isodraw for illustrations? Suppose if we assign the material to 3d model in keyshot, that file should open in isodraw as 3d model with assigned materials and texture not as image. Is that possible? And can we get keyshot output as cad model with material assigned, rather than image?

Subscribed excellent video - thanks much

photographic mode is just a god sent for keyshot, its a game changer especially for interior scene!

I still can't understand when to use high contrast or low contrast

I love how you openly share your most important tech. I am learning hard and fast and your transparency makes the journey so much easier!

Hello, I would like to ask for your help. Rounding the edges has always worked flawlessly for me, but now I have a keshot 11 and I have a problem. I used to only make the shutline in the face with zero gap and set the rounded edges to simulate the shutline. Unfortunately, keyshot 11 takes the two parts divided in this way as one volume and does not round these edges. Don't know how to fix it so it works normally?

Thanks for sharing!!!

That's pretty cool! Does image styles increase render time?

if you have more headroom then you have more dynamic range. Is this keyshot basically changing its color space ala filmic/ACES instead of SRGB?

thanks

Please don't show yourself we need the tutorial, not looking to you