Greetings friends, I wanted to know if this scene can be done in Corona
Thank you
Of course it can. This is a pretty standard lighting setup if you were to google it. More than likely it’s a 2 X softbox setup, one key, one fill plus a spot to separate the bottle from the backdrop. Lens would be some between 85mm - 135mm
Thank you, but I was referring more to glass, I do not know if it’s with volumetric
Glass in Corona is very nice to work with. The trick to reproducing this shot is not about volumetrics but about getting the lighting setup correct.
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I like the condensation… nice combination and placement of micro and big drops.
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I love those two images, they always make me thirsty 
For thick colored glass, you can indeed use volumetrics (that was asked earlier on in the thread), with a regular Corona material and the Volumetric setting. Absorption color and distance are the key (https://coronarenderer.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/5000515622-how-to-set-up-realistic-glass-metal-materials)
If, of course, with a corona, wonders are done, the problem is how to do it. the constant that we always need tutorials
Can’t speak to the quality of them, but lots of tutorials exist, as the principles are the same whether it’s Max or C4D (or even a different render engine) - e.g. a Google search for “corona raindrops tutorial” or “corona condensation tutorial”
Lots of options exist - normal and other maps to change the materials, or even outright adding geometry using particles, mograph, manual painting or placement, etc.
Making sure to drink a beer before building shaders will definitely help!
This is a nice tutorial on doing the drops: https://greyscalegorilla.com/tutorials/create-realistic-condensation-using-mograph-physical-and-arnold-3-part-series/
Just replace Arnold with Corona.
I think there is another tutorial out there that uses thinking particles to create the condensation.
And of course of if you have x-particles, that would be handy as well.
