How to Light your Scenes with HDRIs in Blender

In this Blender tutorial I will show you how to light your scene's with HDRIs.

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● Timestamps:
0:00 Download an HDRI
1:10 Add the HDRI into Blender
1:53 Editing the HDRI
3:16 Transparent Background
3:37 More Tutorials
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[artemtsenev]

simple and informative as always. Thank you Ryan

[JoshFryer]

The rotation part alone was worth the watch. Was making me crazy! Thank you!

[bryangrunauer]

I love the idea of using curves and hue/sat to light the scene. If you're going for a quick look, it'll be close enough to a graded scene! Thanks a lot

[SSG-zk]

Once again, you are a saviour! After clicking around and scratching my head for... well long enough to drink a coffee, 1 minute into your video I've discovered how to change the direction of the light. Thank you.

[webtron]

Thank you, This video was exactly what I needed. Concise and to the point information that works.

[travissmith]

You are insightful. You guided me through everything I needed to do, understanding the problems that Blender beginners encounter. Thanks for sharing!

[aswin]

1:53 Actually here, to change the strength if u adjust the exposure in render setting>color management it would be more realistic

[EngineerNotFound]

Thank you... spent quite a while trying to figure this out from navigating around Blender, but couldn't find it. I used to know how a few years back but had forgotten.

[zuider]

EXCELLENT!! You laid out a ton of helpful information and got right to the point. A+!!

[marionhills]

thank you so much. i use blender for making art references for myself, and this will help so much!

[Daikuro]

This is one of those great little videos where you revisit something simple but with new ideas. For some reason it never occurred to me to use nodes to edit my HDRIs. 😂

[PeterHeiri]

....and here you see my folder with all HDRIs that exist worldwide... ;)
Just kidding - thanks for the great explaining!

[dzomlamasina]

To honest your voice is a bit nostalgic for me now.
Im in Blender for 2.5-3 years now and i follow ur tuto for a long time :)

[touchapps]

nice. i have used hdri but the color trick is new

[shihansenevirathna]

Thank You Ryan. Do a video on how to remove HDRI reflections from a object using nodes as well. Sometimes you want only lighting from the HDRI. It will help someone in the future. Thank you in advance.

[linguistk]

Excellent tutorial, Ryan, as always. Yes, using lighting only from an HDRI works well. The problem I have is that I want to use an HDRI as my background: In particular, I want to place my model in an HDRI room. But it always winds up looking like it's floating in the middle of the room, and I can't seem to find a way to "put it on the floor." I have tried adjusting the Z location, but that alters the perspective, making it unusable. Do you have a solution? Thanks!

[SewerTapes]

Is there a way to use an hdri of indoor lighting to light an enclosed/interior in blender?

[zackx]

There was some thing I didnt even think about. Thanks for the info. you are awesome! 👍

[artbybruno]

Very good tut. Thanks for that. One question: is there a way to change the default HDRI when choosing the "Material Preview" mode?

[elvismokua]

Rayn thanks for this, I would to see do a tutorial on CAMERA RIG anyways thanks 🙏