Iraban
Dutta.
Lead Trainer & Founder of Advanced School of V-Ray. Chaos Certified Trainer, V-Ray Certified Professional, and internationally recognized lighting specialist with over 18 years of experience in photorealistic 3D visualization.
Experience
18+ Years
Students Trained
3000+
Founded ASV
2014
Credentials & Awards
Chaos Certified Trainer
Officially certified by Chaos Group to train on V-Ray and Corona Renderer globally.
V-Ray Certified Professional
Highest-level V-Ray certification demonstrating expert-level rendering proficiency.
International Lighting Award
International Award in Computer Graphics Lighting (2011) for exceptional work in digital illumination.
Official Corona LUT Developer
Exclusively included LUT packs are now a standard part of Chaos Corona Renderer worldwide.
SOA Academy Italy
Advanced training at the prestigious SOA Academy in Italy, directly certified by Chaos Group.
Founder — ASV (2014)
Founded India's first Chaos Authorized Training and Certification Center in 2016.
Journey Timeline
Started 3D Visualization Journey
Began exploring the world of 3D computer graphics and architectural visualization.
International Lighting Award
Received International Award in Computer Graphics Lighting for exceptional work in digital illumination.
V-Ray Certified Artist
Achieved V-Ray Certified Artist status, demonstrating mastery in V-Ray rendering technology.
Founded Advanced School of V-Ray
Established ASV with the mission to provide India's most advanced 3D visualization training.
SOA Academy Italy — Chaos Certification
Advanced training at SOA Academy in Italy, securing official certification directly from Chaos Group.
1st Chaos Authorized Training Center in India
ASV became India's first official Chaos Authorized Training and Certification Center.
Official Corona LUT Developer
Exclusively included LUT packs became a standard part of Chaos Corona Renderer, used globally by professionals.
"In high-end visualization, settings are secondary. The foundation of photorealism is light logic, material physics, and the camera eye."