Blender Tutorial: Stunning Tissot Watch Lighting with Light Wrangler
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- 🌟 Elevate Your Tissot Watch Product Shots with Light Wrangler! 🌟
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In this Blender tutorial, we'll dive into creating a captivating lighting setup for a Tissot watch product shot using the incredible Light Wrangler add-on. Discover how to emphasize the watch's sleek design and luxurious materials with expertly crafted lighting that will make your renderings stand out from the crowd.
🔑 What You'll Learn:
Setting up a scene for a Tissot watch product shot
Positioning and customizing area lights to highlight key features
Utilizing Light Wrangler's advanced tools for precise control
Achieving a balanced, eye-catching lighting setup
Whether you're a product photographer looking to expand your skills or a 3D artist aiming to create stunning watch renderings, this tutorial will provide you with the knowledge and techniques to take your work to the next level.
🔧 Tools Used:
Blender 4.1
Light Wrangler Add-on 1.9.6
🚀 Unlock the Full Potential of Your Lighting!
If you enjoyed this tutorial and want to explore even more advanced lighting techniques, be sure to check out my other Blender add-on. It's equipped with a wide range of features and tools designed to help you create breathtaking, professional-grade lighting in your scenes.
I'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences with lighting Tissot watches or other product shots in Blender. Share your tips, tricks, and any questions you might have in the comments below.
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Master at work, thanks mate - I had to grab the addon after seeing this
I love that you are using light linking in the workflow too!
With 3D product lighting i dont see how you can avoid it. unless you wanna do old-school comp work with lighting passes in photoshop
new version? I do not have the isolate light feature.
i too was looking for it 😄
I found it now, it totally did not see it!
@@MetalGearMk3 I see it too...was just outside my peripheral vision but after you said so I see it in the corner!
Haha, that’s what I call an unintuitive UI decision.
love it