Honestly I have seen so many of your lighting videos, and I love how you always try to explain the fundamentals. I dont understand how you do not have more subs though!!
Super high quality as always. Even though the best advice to give to a beginner about lighting is that there's no secrets about this. It's highly scene dependent and beginners should gather the most lighting solutions as they can to face all ligthing scenarios. Sometimes a simple sky texture is gonna be way better than the best Hdri. Sometimes only a point light with ies light node will make the most realistic render. And sometimes it's gonna be an hdri map. One bonus tip : I'm an archviz artist and the most precious thing that I learnt about lighting an architectural scene is that cloudy Hdris work better than an over contrasted sunny Hdri. In photography you'll rarely see any over contrasted scene but rather pale, greyish and not eye appealing pictures. Like what you see in Google Street Maps. If you can get this kind of look, you'll won the game. Not at first but if you compare this kind of pictures with an eye popping, contrasted and colorful render, you'll understand what photorealism really means!
I really love the idea about getting "the tool work for you not the otherwise "vibes from your video . With those mindset we can use your awesome tips in any 3D software . Super thanks and I `m planning getting/investing in your course after getting paycheck from freelance gigs
Thank you so much for this and all of the other wonderful tutorials you have give us! I had several "aha!" moments in this video, and I'm so grateful to you for teaching me!
Wenbo, you are a gem. thanks for all this in depth knowledge about product renders, it really helps a lot to people like me are newbie in this field. Keep up the good work.
Funny how I purchased just yesterday the same type of mask. As a blender novice I think I know how to model this type of object. Thank you for your tutorials, these things are exactly what I'm interested at - modelling and lightening objects from the beauty industry. Your videos are very valuable because of your photography knowledge and your ability to explain photoshoot setups.
Thanks:) I have not tested it yet, I dont think you can mix these two together seamlessly without many testing. I would recommend you do choice one of the method, keep the lighting simple. hope this helps
Thx for a video) Maybe I can have a wrong understanding, but hdri with studio light that is same as like areal light setup, but with 360 degrees distortion and that can be easily reproduce without a hdri map?
I don’t quite understand your question, HDRI have some limitations regarding light control, but it is a quick and easy way to get our scene illuminated
thanks for the video. I have a problem on both eevee and cycle when I put the hdri nothing appears. you do not see the picture as you do. with cycle you can see only in the reflections on the redering but with eeeveee nothing works. not even on renderings
Thank you for this! I have had trouble rendering out HDRIs as backgrounds or reflections - any tips? Sometimes with reflections, I can see the light in general, but not the crisp reflections. And with the backgrounds, sometimes they come out oversized not what I see my previews. Thanks if you have any setting ideas. Appreciate your work!!
Hi, I'm a beginner in Blender and I find it very difficult to create something in Blender. I would need the project with the cream bottles, can you help me? Please.
My problem comes from having Sunlight cast shadows, and these don't align with the HDR shadows, even after Binding to Texture or Sync to Sun. Big headache. That would make a good video.
I like how your videos always teach me some new thing I didn’t know before, great video as always!
Thank you for your support Mark🤓
Thank you, Wenbo Zhao. You are the best...
Best channel for Blender Tutorials!
Honestly I have seen so many of your lighting videos, and I love how you always try to explain the fundamentals. I dont understand how you do not have more subs though!!
lol 😂 thanks mate, love your comment 🥰
Thank you so much, it’s really professional and very helpful 👍
Super high quality as always. Even though the best advice to give to a beginner about lighting is that there's no secrets about this. It's highly scene dependent and beginners should gather the most lighting solutions as they can to face all ligthing scenarios. Sometimes a simple sky texture is gonna be way better than the best Hdri. Sometimes only a point light with ies light node will make the most realistic render. And sometimes it's gonna be an hdri map. One bonus tip : I'm an archviz artist and the most precious thing that I learnt about lighting an architectural scene is that cloudy Hdris work better than an over contrasted sunny Hdri. In photography you'll rarely see any over contrasted scene but rather pale, greyish and not eye appealing pictures. Like what you see in Google Street Maps. If you can get this kind of look, you'll won the game. Not at first but if you compare this kind of pictures with an eye popping, contrasted and colorful render, you'll understand what photorealism really means!
Thanks a lot 🥰 you have a great point
Thank's a lot for sharing your knowledge! Your videos are amazing. Greetings from Brazil
You are so welcome 🥰
I really love the idea about getting "the tool work for you not the otherwise "vibes from your video . With those mindset we can use your awesome tips in any 3D software . Super thanks and I `m planning getting/investing in your course after getting paycheck from freelance gigs
Thank you for your kind words🥰
Super helpful tips. you deserve much more subscribers.
Thanks mate 🥰
Thank you so much for this and all of the other wonderful tutorials you have give us! I had several "aha!" moments in this video, and I'm so grateful to you for teaching me!
You’re so welcome 🥰
Thank you! Subscribed and thumbs after watching and rendering online - solved my problem - HDRI must be done in the node editor ♥
Thanks for the sub!
Wenbo, you are a gem. thanks for all this in depth knowledge about product renders, it really helps a lot to people like me are newbie in this field. Keep up the good work.
Thanks bro 😎
Great tutorial, many thanks. Now I need to revisit all my models and start with the lighting again ;)
lol welcome back 🤓
This is some good info here, thanks for the video!
you’re welcome mate 🤓
Funny how I purchased just yesterday the same type of mask. As a blender novice I think I know how to model this type of object. Thank you for your tutorials, these things are exactly what I'm interested at - modelling and lightening objects from the beauty industry. Your videos are very valuable because of your photography knowledge and your ability to explain photoshoot setups.
Thank you mate😎
Amazing really good stuff
Very usefull tips, as always! thank you so much man!
No problem 😉
Thanks for your explanation, also could you please tell me where i can find the (tree) model in video 12:00 m
Thanks buddy, you will need to create your own with images
I can’t understand you clearly , I thought its a model of leaves , any way thanks ❤️
The best tutorials.
Thank you so much
Thank you 😊
I’m new to blender and this is extremely helpful, thank you so much! ✨
You’re welcome ☺️
Very useful video! Thank You!
You’re welcome ☺️ glad to know it’s helpful!
Another great video thank you Wenbo!
Thanks bro
Excellent tutorial!
thanks bro
Great stuffT Thanks Wenbo
You’re welcome mate 🤓
Wonderful video as ever. Thanks. What do you think mixing hdri with Nishita sky to master the direction avec light and other ?
Thanks:) I have not tested it yet, I dont think you can mix these two together seamlessly without many testing. I would recommend you do choice one of the method, keep the lighting simple. hope this helps
Great Video! Thank you!!
You’re welcome ☺️
Another great video.
Thanks a lot!
You’re welcome ☺️
Thx for a video)
Maybe I can have a wrong understanding, but hdri with studio light that is same as like areal light setup, but with 360 degrees distortion and that can be easily reproduce without a hdri map?
I don’t quite understand your question, HDRI have some limitations regarding light control, but it is a quick and easy way to get our scene illuminated
Thank you for this video theme.
you are welcome 🤓
Great tips!
thanks🤓
great stuff
thanks for the video. I have a problem on both eevee and cycle when I put the hdri nothing appears. you do not see the picture as you do. with cycle you can see only in the reflections on the redering but with eeeveee nothing works. not even on renderings
Did you enable the transparent function for HDRI background?
Thanks for your videos!
tutorial on how to make the leaves scene? :)
Sounds good 🤓
@@WenboZhao cant wait for it! thanks! 😄
Thank you for this! I have had trouble rendering out HDRIs as backgrounds or reflections - any tips? Sometimes with reflections, I can see the light in general, but not the crisp reflections. And with the backgrounds, sometimes they come out oversized not what I see my previews. Thanks if you have any setting ideas. Appreciate your work!!
Did you do any modifications on your HDRI nodes?
Can you please link the hdri used in this video please?
polyhaven.com/a/the_sky_is_on_fire here you go😎
Do you make those leaves from scratch too or use some assets?
Image texture
Thank you!
You’re welcome ☺️
Hi, I'm a beginner in Blender and I find it very difficult to create something in Blender. I would need the project with the cream bottles, can you help me? Please.
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Thank you very much
You’re welcome ☺️
how to use hdri please make video on this
Thank you
My problem comes from having Sunlight cast shadows, and these don't align with the HDR shadows, even after Binding to Texture or Sync to Sun. Big headache. That would make a good video.
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谢🤓
I was able to render brighter with the video
Is that what you want?
@@WenboZhao not really.
But this video got me what i wanted
Check out HDR Light Studio - www.lightmap.co.uk/ It makes targeting surfaces with light pretty easy with it's LightPaint feature.
thanks for sharing🤓
Very informative! Thank you