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Thank you sir! Super helpful!

brilliant

I was looking for this solution for 3 days!!! Thanks bro! 🎉💪🔥

Extremely helpful video. Short and to the point, with some extra explanation for those who want it. Subscribed!

woooooaaah, cool!

That's so cool!!

Damn! This is so cool!

nice

Thanks partner, this video helped me :)

Bhai is wale ka setup btaao, Ive really wanted glass lighting, psecifically this setup wud help me

your tutorial is unclear, I don't understand some parts

Desi ghar ki yahi smasiya hai background noise can never be stopped😭😭😭😂 but talking about the material in your content that's very valuable, helping and like best. Keep making such a great videos and best of luck for the future love from Pakistan💌

Great tutorial

Tks a lot! You're a very good teacher!

I was following another tutorial from some big channel and the mf skipped this, this was exactly what I needed, thank you so much man!!!

So overly complicated for no reason, in Maya there's a 'softness' slider on all lights.

amazing....

Thank you Vishnu nodes really confused me before this video but now I think I'm slowly getting the hang of it :)

Perfect!! Thank you! 👍🏼😊

Fantastic tutorial! Thanks

thank you, i really looked for other projects but this is the ony one I can follow and actually find a good result

I love this tutorial!

I love this, how about inuslating/padding them? like the blue ones from this image i.pinimg.com/originals/a9/31/d1/a931d190ba3b002fd7a7d58b8915e8c0.jpg (topshelf middle blue one, or the blue ones in the right hand side)

you're a legend!

Brilliant! Thank you!

Thanks dear Vishnu, what I am looking for , thank you so much.

Your method of creating a RGB shader seems bit too complicated. Here is a simple way to do the same by Lane wallace. I hope this will help to many. ua-cam.com/video/yXIVIA_YC1M/v-deo.html

awesome

thank you, you are amazing!!!

How ican yoused in project

That smile at the beginning LOL

Life saver

That's brilliant tip! Thank you for shairng it

Fantastic tutorial....subscribed...👌

nice, thanks bro.

very cool advice ! how do you do when you have to export your model ? 'cos the crease is a only-blender tool

Thanks man.

Thank you.

thanks!!

8:00 - shouldn't it be the other way around?? Large Focal Length = Shallower DOF, and smaller Focal Length = Deep DOF??

Fantastic tutorial, clear and concise. You deserve more subs, happy to give you one! Keep up the great content.

this was awesome! thank you! <3

very good

nice tutorial. may i ask? do i remove the Plane with Translusclent Material from the reflections?

how with colored plastic with no transparent, we change color white in principled and translucent 1?

Brilliant

Luvly jubbly

thank you for this! very helpful

You just earned yourself a subscriber!

Awesome!!! As a photographer, this is JUST what I was looking for in Blender. Thanks Vishnu. Keep up the great work!!! :)