Arnold Render in 3ds Max introduction tutorial

#AutodeskAd Arnold for 3ds Max is the standard renderer now. Arnold its an industry Standard renderer, used for multiple blockbuster movies, present in multiple 3d Apps, and for some time reintroduced in 3ds Max. On this tutorial we will do a quick overview of Arnold History, and the basics to use it in 3dsmax, materials, lighting, properties, how to use cpu or gpu, Arnold render view, and some basic questions that you can have you are jumping from other renderers. Its a basic introduction in to Arnold, so I am not covering materials in depth, or talk about adaptive rendering, or anything really specific. Let me know if you want some more in depth sections. Let me know in the comments what do you think of arnold, if you are actually using it, or do you plan to use it soon. Thanks! Note: Arnold creator is Marcos Fajardo, not "Carlos" as I said on the video. Didnt notice that I record this tutorial with a "non oficial Arnold version". However, ALL the video can be followed using the actual MaxtoA (4.2.2.20 or anything newer). Here the timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 0:32 Arnold History 2:35 Arnold in 3ds Max 4:03 Lights 6:41 Materials 8:12 HDR Illumination 9:43 Matte shadow 10:00 Preview/Progressive rendering 11:54 GPU rendering 13:28 AOVS 15:02 Sampling 16:41 Sampling Example 18:01 Denoising 18:22 Object Properties 19:22 Arnold Objects 19:53 Extra learning resources 20:47 Final conclusions Links to more Arnold information:...