Blender 3D - Lighting for Beginners

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[faevohi]

am i the only one who is so obsessed with the thumbnail

[ninjarita]

I love that you talked about each type of light and how they emit light. thank you.

[aortaplatinum]

Having two viewports, one for actually editing and one to preview the render from the camera perspective, is genius. I gotta use that.

[cactustactics]

Hey thanks for this! Lighting's such a huge part of photography and filmmaking, but most people never even think about it - and with Blender simulating the real world you really need to know how that stuff works. Even tutorials tend to focus on the modelling and texturing, and skip over the "how to make it look nice in a render" part, so the more info out there the better!

[lebenin]

You have a great production style. With that I mean your animation, renderings and of course your YT videos. It's really fun to follow them. Thank you.

[pavanbhadaja]

Good to see you. Hope you're doing well in these times.

[Villio.]

It's good to see you explaining what's new in 2.90 on official channel cause your work is awesome

[sandakureva]

With how quickly this guy's scene is refreshing... his computer has gotta be NASA-tier.

[tobytorials]

Watching this on my 30th birthday maked my day haha 👌🏽

[tarettime]

Just a quick note. Cycles is a Path tracer along with most production renderers now days. Ray tracing is a slightly less accurate way of calculating light used in realtime applications

[mezzotint]

Great! A lot of questions answered now. Very interesting for me are the IES lights. Thanks for your efforts.

[Jaakeup]

Thanks for the video, I never thought about using different color lights or even touching the sun light.

[skttle]

Lighting is one of the things I am really bad at, thank you so much for this tutorial

[sekiki]

You have a so great content! Thanks for sharing all of this for free, it really helps!! ❤

[justinle]

You are amazing! Definitely one of the best blender channels on YT!!!

[almanning]

thanks, I was having trouble lighting objects but know where to start now.

[hanlinnzaw]

Thanks, man. I find it difficult when it comes to lighting. It helps a lot

[KProductionsFilms]

Useful information here. Thanks a ton for doing this video. I've got to study this thoroughly as my lighting is haphazardly :)

[ipsey]

I love your style brother. Thanks for the video!

[jojobee]

really want to learn how you made that little kitchen in blender, So Cute!