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View Layers allow you to easily save and switch between some visibility settings, for example in ViewLayer1 you can hide Collection1 and 2, while in ViewLayer2 these collections will be visible but some others will be hidden. You can also enable or disable some settings in the View Layer panel. This way you can test different solutions for your render (like enable or disable a set of lights for example).

But I guess View Layers are mainly used to combine different layers in the Compositor. In the Compositor you can assign an effect to some view layers but not to other ones (and therefore to some collections but not to other ones), then combine these view layers to have a unique render image. For example this way you can affect a Glare effect to some objects but not to other ones.

View Layers allow you to easily save and switch between some visibility settings, for example in ViewLayer1 you can hide Collection1 and 2, while in ViewLayer2 these collections will be visible but some others will be hidden. This way you can test different solutions for your render (like enable or disable a set of lights for example). You can also enable or disable some settings in the View Layer panel.

But I guess View Layers are mainly used to combine different layers in the Compositor. In the Compositor you can assign an effect to some view layers but not to other ones (and therefore to some collections but not to other ones), then combine these view layers to have a unique render image. For example this way you can affect a Glare effect to some objects but not to other ones.

View Layers allow you to easily save and switch between some visibility settings, for example in ViewLayer1 you can hide Collection1 and 2, while in ViewLayer2 these collections will be visible but some others will be hidden. You can also enable or disable some settings in the View Layer panel. This way you can test different solutions for your render.

But I guess View Layers are mainly used to combine different layers in the Compositor. In the Compositor you can assign an effect to some view layers but not to other ones (and therefore to some collections but not to other ones), then combine these view layers to have a unique render image. For example this way you can affect a Glare effect to some objects but not to other ones.

View Layers allow you to easily save and switch between some visibility settings, for example in ViewLayer1 you can hide Collection1 and 2, while in ViewLayer2 these collections will be visible but some others will be hidden. You can also enable or disable some settings in the View Layer panel. This way you can test different solutions for your render (like enable or disable a set of lights for example).

But I guess View Layers are mainly used to combine different layers in the Compositor. In the Compositor you can assign an effect to some view layers but not to other ones (and therefore to some collections but not to other ones), then combine these view layers to have a unique render image. For example this way you can affect a Glare effect to some objects but not to other ones.

View Layers allow you to easily save and switch between some visibility settings, for example in ViewLayer1 you can hide Collection1 and 2, while in ViewLayer2 these collections will be visible but some others will be hidden. You can also enable or disable some settings in the View Layer panel.

But I guess View Layers are mainly used to combine different layers in the Compositor. In the Compositor you can assign an effect (like the Glare effect) to some view layers but not to other ones (and therefore to some collections but not to other ones), then combine these view layers to have a unique render image.

View Layers allow you to easily save and switch between some visibility settings, for example in ViewLayer1 you can hide Collection1 and 2, while in ViewLayer2 these collections will be visible but some others will be hidden. You can also enable or disable some settings in the View Layer panel. This way you can test different solutions for your render.

But I guess View Layers are mainly used to combine different layers in the Compositor. In the Compositor you can assign an effect to some view layers but not to other ones (and therefore to some collections but not to other ones), then combine these view layers to have a unique render image. For example this way you can affect a Glare effect to some objects but not to other ones.