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I hope someone out there might be able to help me.

Given the juice itself refracts and reflects and also needs SSS, would a blend material be the best way to achieve this? Please see the attached file. I need clarification on this - I know in Maxwell and AR3 the following method creates realistic results, would this be the same in Corona?

The scene file is attached with the hope that someone knows the correct method for achieving photorealistic results - I would greatly appreciate any help with this before spending hours trying to blindly figure out the process.Īside from the material properties, the second most important aspect to achieve realism is the geometry. The second image is my first attempt at rendering with Corona. I have attached my best effort using AR3 which is an image of juice in a cup with ice cubes. I have always used Advanced Render in C4D for my rendering and most of the time it's great - however I feel the SSS is unrealistic and I am looking for a better solution.

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