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In this tutorial we have many steps to follow. To keep it concise, let's focus only on the Phoenix related steps and feel free to use the camera and light settings in the provided sample scene.

For your reference, below you can find the light and camera settings.

 

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Camera Setting

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Add a Command Panel → Cameras → V-Ray → VRayPhysicalCamera.

The exact position of the Camera is XYZ: [ 150.0, -156.0, 129.0 ].

The Focus Distance is set to 172.0.

The exact position of the Camera Target is XYZ: [ 101.0, -9.0, 34.0 ].

Aperture → F-Number is set to 2.4.

Aperture → Shutter Speed is set to 100.

Color & Exposure → White Balance is set to D50 with RGB color (255, 210, 160).

 

In the Bokeh effects tab, the Blades option is enabled and set to 7, with a Rotation of 15. Center bias is set to 1.0.

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From Command Panel → Lights → V-Ray → VRaySun, create a VRaySun in the scene.

The exact position of the VRaySun is XYZ: [ 189.5, -61.5, 190.0 ].

The exact position of the VRaySun Target is XYZ: [ 94.5, -4.0, 0.0 ].

Decrease the Intensity multiplier to 0.005.

Increase the Size multiplier to 10.0.

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VRaySun acts as a directional light, yet the sun disk provides reflection source for the lava material.

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