Creating a modern product lighting look in Blender

Product lighting tutorial in Blender on how to setup gobos to create a "modern" look to product images and animations.
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0:00 - Intro
1:17 - Gobo Method #1
10:19 - Gobo Method #2
12:48 - Creating a gobo image sequence in After Effects
19:02 - Final Result w/animated gobo

[@arshiyakhan6789]

I love these tutorials please keep it up. Blender is the future.

[@stonaldkuphunda1899]

This is a great tutorial on understanding lighting. Keep it up, brother.

[@figandlight]

Thank you!

[@craigernstzen2372]

This was excellent, thank you. Adds a new touch to my renders.

[@MrBrunojappa]

thank you for the tutorial, keep going and will be one of the bests blender channels

[@rahulm.r7586]

I was looking for a channel exactly like this, I wanted to improve my skills in lighting and composition, and this just perfectly fills the void. Thanks for taking the time and effort for crafting something soo good. It's also at just the right complexity where it doesn't get into the tiny little details like in beginner tutorials, just exactly enough to grasp the core idea without wasting too much time. I love this!

[@venom777ff6]

Man I Just Recently Found Your Channel And It's Awesome I Watch All New Blender Videos Of Your Keep it up Good Work ❤️❤️❤️

[@figandlight]

thank you!

[@abdelrahmanhassen3270]

THANK YOU SOOO MUCH, KEEP GOING, YOU HAVE GREAT STYLE ♥

[@hirolee8652]

Great tutorial, Thanks your help~

[@jonathanberninger241]

Loved aleready your „real“ Produckt tutorials now while trying to learn blender again helps a lot

[@figandlight]

glad to hear you find it helpful! 🙏

[@HijabsandAprons]

Wow! Okay this video really made me appreciate all that it takes to create a piece/scene in 3D. I think it's a common misconception that 3D must be so much easier than photo/video; maybe since it doesn't involve physical labor? While there are probably lots of pros to 3D art and content, it's clear to me that it still takes a lot of skill as well as creative talent to excel in it. 🎉 Bravo on learning all of this and putting it into practice! Truly looking forward to seeing more of your work and how you'll creatively use your talents in your future work. Keep it up!! 🙌🏼

[@figandlight]

thank you Leena! i appreciate that a lot

[@Gester143]

This tutorial is so so clutch

[@fehdsiddique4066]

Loving all your lighting tutorials and trying to apply it to shooting some watches with artificial lights mimicking sunlight. Would love to pick your brains about it if you can take some time out.

[@Frostroomhead]

Commenting this great video as always

[@figandlight]

you’ve been too too kind, man! appreciate all the support from you 🙏

[@Frostroomhead]

@@figandlight Thank you. But its true - your content is top grade.

[@333rakib]

Helpful Video

[@figandlight]

🙌

[@Jebesniper]

thanks for the tips man! Any tutorial on that watch animation? Full breakdown?

[@JarekWodecki]

Thanks for the guide, it's exactly what I was looking for!
What kind of add-on is this that allows you to connect nodes in this way?

[@user-zt8jl8hd6q]

Hello, I saw your short for the video and found the animation mega. Can you please explain to me how you could control so many things at the same time. So camera, light, background because when I looked into my blender and went into the timeline, it doesn’t look like that

[@nextid9074]

how you setting camera focus and motion blur like that, its amazing

[@figandlight]

Thank you! The depth of field settings are under the camera's properties tab and the motion blur setting is under the render settings tab.

[@walidhamriri3619]

please where can i find your props ( plants ; flowers ;books ...) with this realism in your videos please

[@Limbo_Design]

[@valuableminutes]

set it on 1.5x and you'll be well off