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I highly recommend using SHIFT+T while a light is selected (you can easily point your light towards a product) and then setting 3D cursor on your product + transform pivot point set on cursor. That way you can rotate light around object easily using R (or R + R).
Wow...this is...incredible. Thank you for sharing the file and showing us the potential of this lighting technique. Watched your other beginner videos as well - love how clear and concise they are.
Great tutorial. Also wanted to mention that you can set the background to transparent so you have more control over the background and be able to experiment with it. Of course if you are only going for white bg then it's kinda useless, but wanted to share some tip that somebody might find useful.
As an uninformed person in matters of lighting, I found that they all looked better without the white background. I dunno, I guess I prefer more moody ambiences ^ ^
In this new version of Blender 4.2, have you tried to make a more realistic render of an advertising object? Sometimes I see videos with almost realistic renders, but I end up seeing that the render looks a bit artificial after a final analysis. Is it possible to have more reality in the render with Blender, in your opinion?
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drive.google.com/drive/folders/1UyB0sofZss0cPcxhzj0A5O0MRIKiFgeQ?usp=sharing
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In Search Of Solitude by Scott Buckley |
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I highly recommend using SHIFT+T while a light is selected (you can easily point your light towards a product) and then setting 3D cursor on your product + transform pivot point set on cursor. That way you can rotate light around object easily using R (or R + R).
Thanks Man
As somebody who grew up with an interest in photography before getting involved with 3D about 15 years ago, lighting is still my favorite part.
"Our favorite part". interesting!!
Wow...this is...incredible. Thank you for sharing the file and showing us the potential of this lighting technique. Watched your other beginner videos as well - love how clear and concise they are.
the music made it feel like I was watching interstellar and the camera was a space shuttle, Amazing!!
Finally, this is the best lighting I've ever seen for product rendering, thank you so much
Thank you dude
@@seven-7922The best video, just a question, is there any distance between the object and the light? Please more videos ❤❤❤❤❤
Great tutorial. Also wanted to mention that you can set the background to transparent so you have more control over the background and be able to experiment with it. Of course if you are only going for white bg then it's kinda useless, but wanted to share some tip that somebody might find useful.
ya ofcourse, thanks for your tip
I was always looking for a way to create a pure white background, thanks 😊
Wonderful video. Really clear, to the point, and the results are fantastic. Thanks for this!
Thanks man
As an uninformed person in matters of lighting, I found that they all looked better without the white background. I dunno, I guess I prefer more moody ambiences ^ ^
incredible video bro! keep going
Thank you so much, helps a lot with product renders :)
Real clean
This is amazing. just keep making videos. Thanks for the video!
i`am your new subscribers))
Thanks dude
Dude that's so cool, you should have more subscribers
Thanks you dude :)
Beautiful job 🔥
In this new version of Blender 4.2, have you tried to make a more realistic render of an advertising object? Sometimes I see videos with almost realistic renders, but I end up seeing that the render looks a bit artificial after a final analysis. Is it possible to have more reality in the render with Blender, in your opinion?
yeah man you can achieve some realistic result in with blender
good video man, i place my lights the same :)
Thanks dude, that's awesome
this is next level
My Background does not seem to bee pure white. What am I doing wrong? If i boost the emission than the hole light setup gets destroyed
New Subscriber added
I appreciate you
did you make the model?? or got it from a 3D model store
I think he downloaded it, I've seen a similar model somewhere, not sure tho
whhy isnt it opening
It's but I don't know why.
If you want, sent me a DM on Instagram, I'll send it to you there
兄弟，这是4.0文件吗？我发现当我打开3.5时，它会崩溃
It works on all Blender version
واش نتا مغربي
Yeah