How to Make Studio Lighting in Blender

Blender tutorial on creating a professional studio lighting setup with two lamps, and one infinite backdrop. Plus how to make a turntable animation at the end.

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[FootySubject]

For everyone that is in blender 4.0 and upper and tries to find the ambient occlusion property go to Render Properties then Light Paths then Fast GI Approximation and you should see AO Distance which stands for as you may have guessed "Ambient Occlusion" Distance. Change the values the way you want finally for your render to look good.

[ahsanlake]

Ambient Occlusion for anyone who is wondering in 3.0 is under the render properties tab -> Light Paths -> Fast GI Approxmiation.

[mammamiasignoramia]

I wanna know the particle settings of the new haircut style

[SableRaf]

16:25 If you don't see the render result in the compositing tab, switch the editor type (dropdown icon at the top left of the panel) to "image editor", then use the dropdown in the middle to switch to "render result". Also if you don't see the "Render Layers" and "Composite" nodes, make sure to click the "Use Nodes" checkbox.

[thechannelitrollwith]

It's actually pretty funny from a photographer's perspective that I've learned more about light in Blender than with my own lighting setup. The ease of set up and the wide range of infinite objects I can study light on is indispensable I've found. Remembering to constrain my limitations in the 3D space to mimic real world applications for practical use is hard sometimes but as far as the study of light and form goes, it's a great way to supplement and enhance real world practice. It's especially helpful in quarantine. But that's also why I love landscape photography. I know my light based on time of year and location, but in the end it's whatever the clouds give you. A lot more frantic haha.

[godofcrap]

Took me about 20 minutes of head-scratching and shouting to realise why my shadows don't look like your's... I was on Eevee instead of Cycles...

[ganzoVEVO]

I love how you can see the progression in each thumbnail of him looking more and more dishevelled

[sijo]

Not sure how this has so few many comments, but this is a professional-grade tutorial that allows me to experiment on my own, but teaches me at the same time. Thank you.

[IAmNumber]

Man when you started adding those pastel colored backgrounds, it made me really want to buy that chair.

[kevinjean]

This is the most comprehensive intermediate tutorial on blender. Thank you for blessing us with this!!!

[ezio]

Please make tutorial about "how to create character" Your explanation of making things and " do magic" in Blender are really easy to understand. That why i would like to watch it.

[jeddunkxyz]

10:20 FYI I'd leave it at 'None' if later I were to edit the final render in an image editor like Photoshop.

[anonymouxx]

never in my life had i ever thought tht i'd marvel at a chair this way as if it was the most beautiful thing in the world

[cptdurr]

ive completed lot of tutorials here on youtube, what i love the most about your style is attention to detail and true photorealism, you really making photorealistic PRODUCTION READY assets, its amazing how you explain things, and the AO render pass just blew my mind, love it !... thank you!!

[AScribblingTurtle]

Blender Guru: "I got Viewport denoising"
Me: *Starts to smile.
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Blender Guru: "It only works with RTX Cards"
*Sad Screams in the Distance.

[nathantron]

When people finish these series, I feel like they must feel like they are being baptized in fire. So much great information. Great job.

[MidnightDubstep]

The length of the video doesnt matter it's the information and tips you tells and what's up with your hair





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[stanseverin]

Thanks Andrew! Just started with blender, followed one of your dognuts and now this chair. Your way of teaching is impiccable!

[박정현-bo]

*THE BEST TUTORIAL EVER*

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[kevinraj]

Happy Teacher’s Day, Andrew; Blenderguru! 🥳 thank you for your contribution to the community. Ive learnt a lot from you! 🙏