Lighting Setups You Should Try Pt.3

[@themikereda]

Incredible work. I know 3D modeling and lighting is your journey now but damn, really wish you were still making physical photography tutorials again. I learned SO MUCH from your older videos. I can generally get the idea for how to achieve these practically but seeing someone *actually* light and shoot something like this would be so helpful. Anyway, keep up the great work!

[@figandlight]

I get you and I agree. I don't think anything beats real bts footage. But yeah, my journey took a weird turn somewhere and here we are haha Thanks for being a long time subscriber Mike! I'm glad my videos have helped.

[@SusanneGeert]

I couldn't agree more 🙌 I really miss your real BTS videos abut lightning 🙃

[@bhupendrasingh757]

This tut is really helpful. One question though, the result from setup #2 looks way better than the IPR window, do you do some post processing too or something you tweak in redshift to make it more vibrant, dreamy and cool.
Thanks!

[@figandlight]

Thanks man! I just mask the cans from the background and increase saturation in after effects.

[@HenMor]

From where you take the goobo texture?

[@figandlight]

From Greyscalegorilla!

[@mikejohnson5756]

This looks so cool!
Can you please touch on how you textured your can, why is it so perfect?????????????

[@figandlight]

Thanks! I'll put that down on the list

[@arshiyakhan6789]

Thank you

[@bryangrunauer]

Beautiful

[@Spexter92]

Looks awesome! :) Go blender

[@figandlight]

Thanks! Maybe someday

[@TheSangjy]

Noice :) Looks great bro

[@figandlight]

thanks man!