16h timelapse!

Hi Johannes I recently joined this beautiful community and I have come realize a lot so far. Is there a video on the lighting setup for this particular interior scene? Please pardon me if I'm dragging you back in any way.

love it, do you plan to do any tutorials on how you did that amazing lighting setup. It looks mind blowing :) thanks for sharing.

zasid

Thank you for your kind words, really appreciate that :)

Wow you really paid attention, I'm impressed :D That's a feature built into Connecter, if you export more objects than one at the same time, there's a "split" feature that exports them out one by one. :)

Throughly enjoyed watching that. I think I blinked 3 times in the whole of that video lol There where a few things that really stood out to me in that video, one being around the two minute mark. You isolate and render out a number of the items from that set within what seems like minutes. What was the process of doing that? Thanks again for the great content JoJo!

Johannes, the insight you give us is worth alot more than what you charge on your Patreon. Thanks alot for the content you provide. It means alot for people like me who dream of becoming independent in this industry.

That is from "Hypefocal skies" :)

This music is actually my own, made it with "AUXY" on the iPad :) The previous music I've been using has been made by a friend of mine, specifically for my videos.

Thank you, that is my next priority :)

Hi, thank you! Well the connecter tut is the next video to record, I'm just about to upload just over 5 hours of video from a sharp client project, with the focus to try to break my hourly record as mentioned before. After that I have the connecter video to record, and then I'll make another hopefully exciting but short video about a client meeting that I had that I want to share with you. I know I'm behind schedule, March has been a really bad month but I'm trying to make it up to you guys from now on!

Usually we just deliver our images via Dropbox, as full size JPG and PNG. When it comes to trust it's always different for different clients. One of our goals or mottos if you will, is not to have a huge client base but rahter few clients that we have GREAT relationships with. This is something we have succeeded pretty well with and we trust our clients very much and they trust us. However there are obviously new clients from time to time and if we are uncertain, we do watermark them. :-)

Yes, this video wasn't meant to be a tutorial or a guide in any way, but I was in fact about to slow it down before posting it, but I realized I had deleted the original videos :/

I did a video about this long before but that's probably a bit outdated now so I should definitely make a new one. I appreciate your request :)

You can't afaik. I actually was going to slow it down before posting it but realized I had deleted all the original recordings. :/

Funny thing about being nice to our clients is that we really believe we have to be nice. I mean, being nice and friendly is a good thing, and giving some discounts can make wonders for the relationship from time to time, but first hand we don't need to be nice, we just need to be professional. If we are and act professional and we can offer something that others don't, we can also charge a good amount of money without being seen as a dickhead. :)

Thank you, I'm trying my best. :-)

Happy you came to that realisation, sometimes we do get stuck in bad loops with clients who just break is down and not everyone even notice it. :)

where can we find that timelapse hdri you use in projects ? It's a brilliant idea...thx in advance

Ertan Irkdas

What is background music?I remember you mentioned this music on YouTube, but I didn't find it.

Absolutely wild!

Hi johannes Please Make a tutorial about connector how to organized all the model bank and previews etc :) waiting for that

Hey Johannes, great content on your tuts, expected nothing less than this :) Is there any planned date for the Connecter tut? Cheers!

What image delivery system do you use with clients? I assume they see some form of watermarked versions before they have the final files? Or do you just trust them? Great insight as always

Could you make it a bit slower next time? In some parts I found it hard to watch. Great job anyway.

Peter bučo

Thanks for sharing

Hi Johannes! Is there any video about hardware setup for fstorm? Wondering if you could share how to setup the rack with several gpus as you have. Realise you don't close your computer and gpus are stacked outside. How do you connect that to motherboard...and stuff like that would be great to know. Maybe that's already somewhere else.. Thanks for all your effort on sharing all in here!

Hi Johannes how do I slow this down?

I was so too nice to my clients, omg, i am about to change so much thing in my business right now, starting from my workflow, i definitely will have so much time off for me from now on. So thank you Johannes for the last business vs workflow posts ! It helps tremendously :)

Nikola

I really like your ambition to better the 3D world with this kind of tranparency. You have a voice in the community and you seemingly use it with good intention. Kudos

So good. My first client, who I currently still work with, is the type of person who asks for WIP at least once a day. But I think I am done with them, or at least I am going to change my terms and raise my prices a lot because they aren't even worth the time it takes to finish a project with them. I want to enjoy my work, not hate it.