Lighting Fundamentals: Master One Light in Blender

In this Blender tutorial, I will show you how to Master One Light in Blender. This is a complete pro lighting course and 100% free for all my Youtube subscribers. Please enjoy it and like and share if you can:)

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Timecodes
00:00 - Intro
01:02 - Invert Square Law
10:29 - The Quality of the Light
15:51 - The Density of Shadows
20:58 - The Position of the Light
24:11 - The Purpose of the Light
34:14 - The Texture of the Light Source
39:09 - The Shape of the Light Source
41:13 - The Texture of the "Reflector"
46:41 - Lighting Setup 01-03

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[bbitirim]

I have been into 3D for 10 years and watching tutorials, even paid courses, yet first time in my life I have the best understanding of how lights work in real world and 3D. Please keep up the great work!

[hammondnordland]

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[kiddospagaragan]

my jaw dropped twice and my mind blown at least once each chapter. Thanks for this amazing tutorial!

[thecrazyartist]

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[ua_visuals]

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[tekyfilms]

Every 3D artist must watch this video.

[sebrij]

watching this video and him explaining everything i do to light my renders and immediately saying "don't do this it's wrong" has been pretty hilarious so far

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this is the best lighting tutorial I've seen so far, thanks for this good work

[gregoryelms]

I could have watched another 55 minutes and 57 seconds of that tutorial. One of the best iv seen
That was done really well

[itsmi]

came for the knoledge on lighthing, stayed for the explanation on physics. good stuff

[gromash]

Actually one of the best tutorials on the lighting

[thuyle]

your tutorial was really amazing, I cannot find anyone else who can explain clearly and as detailed as you about lighting, feeling so lucky to find your channel!!! thanks so much!!!

[landvisual]

This is an absolutely priceless tutorial. Multiple times here you had me inspired, especially as someone who has moved from cameras into Blender. It’s so much fun playing around with these.

I was using regular lights a lot so Emission planes will be a new ones to try.

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[Polygon]

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[ІринаГаджан]

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[sir.Geronis]

Wow. This is really the only YouTube video that talks a lot about lighting a scene in 3D. Thank you for the study!