The LIGHTING trick that gives you MORE CONTROL!

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The lighting technique that helps you to control the contrast and softness of your visualization is based on 3ds max software. Every 3d artist needs to know this trick!

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[dana-maritarakchieva]

We would love to see many more tricks like this one!!! Thank you so much for your time and help!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🧡

[MsZippo]

Hello, from Argentina, I have spent many years with 3D and watching tutorials. I wanted to thank you because it really is one of the channels that provides the best and most useful information to followers. The tips and tricks seen here are difficult to find on other channels. Thank you very much and we look forward to more tutorials day by day!

[simfoniaco]

Hey! I use Maya instead of 3DS Max and I still find most of your videos very helpful, including this one. The concepts pretty much remain the same and they help me achieve better results.

[TahooraSalamian-lx]

I tried it amazing results some of my lighting problems which I couldn't figure out was solved, thank u ❤

[andresluque]

It will be great to share more tricks like this one thanks you so much!

[JoshuaDMugayi]

The lighting & other tips & tricks are GREAT they transcend beyond render engines
even software and craft/discipline eg animation, photography, etc
YES, I'm I would love to see more of these!!
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GREAT CHANNEL!!

[HenrikDoark]

This technique is so simple but so universal that it will always work on any render engine that supports GI, thanks for sharing your time and explanation with us. I really liked the way you explained it.

[kelvinlau]

Thank you for your awesome trick. Pls share more of these techniques to us. Can't wait any longer. Thank you.

[omarabdelkrim]

Love your videos and the way of talking, it's very useful ... keep it up

[RAMrkry]

very smart tricks and very helpful ideas to produce better renders and solve problems in easier faster ways

[esraanoori]

I love how u speak and do ur job thanks 💐

[poloova]

Thank you for your time and knowledge!

[Limonardo]

i wanna say thank you for this tutorial, i really appreciate this kind of videos. keep going!

[azambajwa]

Your all tutorial is very helpful,
Good one and keep it up .👍
Kindly more interior light control tutorial. Thanks!

[enensis]

Cool idea photographers have been using this method for ages they usually have big white or black panels in the studio to bounce the lights around the subject

[jixal]

Really cool trick! A great way of introducing a bit more control without using another direct light source.

[emeelabdelmaseh]

love it and i would to see more of this series

[SuperStuuner]

Thank you guyd for these amazing tutorials, And yes please share more tips and tricks ad i think these are very helpful while working.
Thank you again

[markokujundzic]

I realy dont understand how do you have only 25k subs as every video is so amazing

[khulodf]

You are amazing you explanation is clear and informative 👏🏽💗 keep going