In June I will start uploading the free course🐯 Also, get the first, fastest and only procedural lighting right here: blendermarket.com/products/geolights-pro You can also get all the lighting Setups in this video for free on my gumroad. It works from the asset browser :) theblenderender.gumroad.com/l/Free-Product-Lighting-Setup
@JuzoSan-pf1ep yeah I'm working on a commission right now and have needed ideas on how to light it. Definitely gave me ideas, especially with the procedural
What do you think about the tip of having a plane in front of your area lights with just a Translucent BSDF on? Apparently it's helps mimick real lights as opposed to the harshness of blender's native lights.
I guess you could render out different images and lay them on top of each other later on. I do think it's a bit of a timewaster though, but it would work.
Shadow creates depth. You'll rarely see flat images in cinema. (Flat meaning lit all over) I don't think there's a specific science on the side of the face specifically, it just looks better and people seem to find that to be the case. I recommend watching some videos on cinematic lighting to further improve your understanding. Hope that helps :)
Can you make circle with your face bigger? Seriously man, this is awkward. For some reason people start to put his face in videos.... probably some DEI quasi psychologists make research and decide that viewers simply can't follow tutorial without teacher face. Pheh.... most people make this small, even hide background to less distract viewers from important content. You go in opposite direction, even of your face cover important part of interface.
![Lighting a Kitchen in Blender [Free Course: Part 11]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/d6xFcKCSLtU/mqdefault.jpg)
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In June I will start uploading the free course🐯 Also, get the first, fastest and only procedural lighting right here: blendermarket.com/products/geolights-pro
You can also get all the lighting Setups in this video for free on my gumroad. It works from the asset browser :)
theblenderender.gumroad.com/l/Free-Product-Lighting-Setup
You packed in more knowledge in 15 mins than my uni proff did in an entire semester
That's awesome, thanks bro❤️👑
This is actually perfect timing. Thank you Mr. Blenderrender.
Great! Hope your project looks awesome♥️
@JuzoSan-pf1ep yeah I'm working on a commission right now and have needed ideas on how to light it. Definitely gave me ideas, especially with the procedural
This is simply superb, I’ve using this but only with planes and gradients but this is a nice approach to volumetric lights and shadows
Awesome mate thanks😎
Congrats on 10k Brother💥
Thanks my man!🔥
months looking for an answer, 'light linking', thank you!
No problem! It's great man, I use it all the time
Alternatively you can select light then object settings under visibility turn off visible in reflections
What do you think about the tip of having a plane in front of your area lights with just a Translucent BSDF on? Apparently it's helps mimick real lights as opposed to the harshness of blender's native lights.
Another one! Good stuff
Thanks king!🙌🏻
Thank you, this tutorial is really helpfully !!❤🔥
Awesome mate thanks! ❤️
Finaly a good lighting tutorial !
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Thanks, its really helpful 🙏
No problem brother🐯♥️
God bless you !!! Perfect videos
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Thank you for this
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Good tip
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is there any method to make light linking for eevee next? most of us not blessed with a rtx gpu 🙂
I guess you could render out different images and lay them on top of each other later on. I do think it's a bit of a timewaster though, but it would work.
@@theblenderender I will give it a try and let you know, w
thank you for responding ☺️
Actually what want this time 😌❤️
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gracias!!
De nada👑
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Perfect🌌
Thanks my friend⚡❤️
Blender lighting render in blender with The Blenderrender.
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Amazing
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1:50 please clarify more
Shadow creates depth. You'll rarely see flat images in cinema. (Flat meaning lit all over) I don't think there's a specific science on the side of the face specifically, it just looks better and people seem to find that to be the case. I recommend watching some videos on cinematic lighting to further improve your understanding. Hope that helps :)
Thank you so much ❤️ you made some complicated things simple ❤️👌 subscribed ✋✋
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Can you make circle with your face bigger?
Seriously man, this is awkward. For some reason people start to put his face in videos.... probably some DEI quasi psychologists make research and decide that viewers simply can't follow tutorial without teacher face. Pheh.... most people make this small, even hide background to less distract viewers from important content. You go in opposite direction, even of your face cover important part of interface.
I wanted to make a tutorial of my face, but decided to add a little bit of blender too🦩
@@theblenderender ahahah i love u for that answer XD