Quick Tip on How to Improve Lighting in Cinema 4D & Redshift

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  • Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2024

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  • @felipefype
    @felipefype 10 дней назад

    I showed it to everyone here at home, great class!

  • @alexandreblackburn6902
    @alexandreblackburn6902 7 дней назад

    Real nice! Where did you get the car model?

  • @brenoalves759
    @brenoalves759 10 дней назад

    Tu é brabooo

  • @aemofo
    @aemofo 10 дней назад

    Can you please elaborate on the background dome light? Is it simply a texture with the dark brown to light gradient we see in the bg, or is it the way the dome light hits the bg plane that creates the gradient?

    • @nathandirezende
      @nathandirezende  7 дней назад +1

      Hi! So it's just a simple color ramp with the light brown and the darker brown applied to the HDRI!

    • @aemofo
      @aemofo 6 дней назад

      @@nathandirezende Makes sense, thanks for elaborating!

  • @migueltoledo8590
    @migueltoledo8590 9 дней назад +1

    Awesome content Nathan, I really enjoyed!
    A thing I use for putting gradient to lights is creating my own using Redshift, so without Greyscalegorilla or Photoshop, you still be able to create and use a gradient on lights.
    Noseman did a quick tutorial about that.
    ruclips.net/video/JYNnqP2Qpc8/видео.htmlsi=QX8rd8gJa33vxJhF
    Hope it’s helps someone