Rejuvenation Wade Nesting Coffee Tables

https://3dsky.org/3dmodels/show/rejuvenation_wade_nesting_coffee_tables

Platform: 3dsMax 2011 + obj Render: Vray

HENDRIX NESTING COFFEE TABLE

https://3dsky.org/3dmodels/show/zhurnalnyi_stolik_hendrix_nesting_coffee_table

Platform: 3dsMax 2013 + obj Render: Vray+Corona

Issac Nesting Travertine and Marble Bookends Decoration

https://3dsky.org/3dmodels/show/issac_nesting_travertine_and_marble_bookends_decoration

Platform: 3dsMax 2018 + fbx Render: Corona

MAX | OBJ | FBX | TEX

MAX | FBX | TEX

MAX | OBJ | TEX

MAX | FBX | TEX

With adjustment layers and nesting, you can nondestructively apply effects, color correction, and filmic looks to video footage in Premiere Pro. Here Luisa Winters explains what nesting is, when to use it, and how to use adjustment layers to apply effects to certain sequences in your timeline. She also covers masking effects; saving presets for future use; creating sepia, film, and other looks with adjustment layers; and using lookup tables (LUTs) to manipulate color in a data-oriented way.

Let Chris and Trish Meyer share with you two of the core secrets required to become an efficient After Effects user: understanding the render order (the internal order of operations After Effects uses when calculating masks, effects, transformation, track mattes, and layer styles) and the use of multiple compositions where a composition may be nested into one or more other comps. This makes it easier to group layers, efficiently re-use a common element to quickly accommodate client changes, pan around large composites of multiple layers, and solve render order issues.