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!
Today morning I just saw this video in my mobile before a job interview and I applied this in job test for the 1st time and they were feeling crazy from the results.... Thanks for teaching us 😁😊
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
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.
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!!!
i love that you're taking the real world into consideration, so many times have i felt insecure of lighting setups because i thought they were unrealistic and you just helped me get rid of those insecurities
Wow what a great tutorial, what I would try to achieve by adding 2-3 lights and randomly moving and rotating them, I found out can be created with a single light and a few planes. Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial!
I'm really appreciate for your blender tutorial, one of the best in my memory. Thank you so much!!!!! I want to test all this 'light' tips immediately !!
This was a really XLNT video…. Great teaching!! Have learnt a lot and have come at a right time as i am trying to light a perfume bottle. Have had terrible time not getting the results i am looking for. Also live in Sydney.
Thank you so much. I always search several UA-cam videos if there's a problem I don't know, and to my surprise, the answer was on the Wenbo Zhao channel. Thank you.
This is literally the best and straightforward lighting tutorial I've ever watched on youtube, Thank you for your content. Please do drop more tutorials to make us better in our lighting.
Thanks so much for this tutorial. This is probably the most comprehensive tutorial I have watched on lighting. Very simple and in detail, but with professional results.
Awsome class Wenbo.. i agree complete with what you said in the beginning.. it is so hard to find more professional explanations about how things happen, and how to apply it.. all is about do this and do that, with less understanding about what is going on.. So BIG THANKS to you and congratulations for this material you share.. cheers !!
Great video with a lot of useful information! Using Area Lights is generally better than using emissive planes in almost every way. - Area Lights render faster and cleaner with much less noise because of importance sampling. - To see the an Area Light rendered just like an emissive plane, select the Area Light, go to Object Properties > Visibility > Ray Visibility and tick the Camera checkbox which is unticked by default. - Light objects in Cycles can use nodes, this means you can put a texture on them or make any crazy shader you want, just like a plane.
Thank you so so much for making this video! It has helped me out incredibly with my lighting in blender and I compared my work to previous work and the difference is INCREDIBLE!
For Gradient texture light, you only need Color Ramp, no need photoshop. Fuiyooo!!! this tutorial is great, but the Gradient Light make my feet down. Oh EDIT! make in photoshop is the most accesible and easy way for most people. Thank you for your tutorial.
Very thorough tutorial! Really enjoyed this, I'm a pro photographer and love that you have a photography background and are able to use that valuable experience to teach CGI.
Once again...another fantastic tutorial. Thanks again for this. I don't do 3D and only getting started on blender as a hobby, this is very educational and interesting.
Thank you so much for combining knowledge between these real and digital world, but for beginners in 3d I want to mention that using such "diffusors" in 3d will cause a lot of secondary noise
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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!
Wow, thanks million! this is so encouraging mate🥰
@@WenboZhao No, sir. Thank you!
Totally agree.
Totally agree!!!! ❤️
Tutorials show how to do a particular stuff. But real talent evolves when we start making new things after learning from those tutorials 😊.
this is when actual professionals do tutorials. unlike those overrated amateurs on the net with millions of views and zero substance. Great job!
my jaw dropped twice and my mind blown at least once each chapter. Thanks for this amazing tutorial!
Honestly, it's very difficult to find tutorials of this quality. Thank you so much.
Thank you 🥰
Today morning I just saw this video in my mobile before a job interview and I applied this in job test for the 1st time and they were feeling crazy from the results.... Thanks for teaching us 😁😊
Commenting, so that the algorithm understands this is absolutely brilliant
Thank you so much ☺️
Every 3D artist must watch this video.
Best blender channal on youtube.
Thank you 😊
This is a great sentence. "Start investing yourself in understanding the knowledge of light"
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
Hahaha 🤣
came for the knoledge on lighthing, stayed for the explanation on physics. good stuff
Thanks mate, happy new year 🥳
This is the best lighting tutorial I have ever seen
Thank you buddy 🥰
I could have watched another 55 minutes and 57 seconds of that tutorial. One of the best iv seen
That was done really well
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.
Glad I could help!
Actually one of the best tutorials on the lighting
this is the best lighting tutorial I've seen so far, thanks for this good work
Thank you. Wathing it already 2nd day, try to use it on practice. U made the great tutorial.
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!!!
youre a legend for giving this out for free
i love that you're taking the real world into consideration, so many times have i felt insecure of lighting setups because i thought they were unrealistic and you just helped me get rid of those insecurities
you are so welcome😁
Wow. This is really the only UA-cam video that talks a lot about lighting a scene in 3D. Thank you for the study!
This is literally the best tutorial on 3D lighting I've ever seen. Love your content. (Subscribed) 🥰
Thanks a lot bro 😎
Best video for light i seen
This is the most valuable explanation of product lighting in Blender I could just imagine! Many thanks!
Thank you 😊 a huge welcome 🙏
never seen better tutorial than this, you are genius
Thank you for the kind words, I am certainly not a genius but a lighting nerd lol 😂
Dramatically cool! The BASE!
20:27 just blew my mind. So simple and effective.
thank you 😁
I'm a Lightwave user, I've just started using Blender. Amazing tutorial. Thanks. You are the man 🙏🔥🔥🔥
Happy to help!
It's exactly what I needed, a clean explanation of real lighting translated into Blender. Thanks!
I was only able to make models for a long time, but now, because of your help, I can make more professional renders. Thank you!
amazing tutorial it has helped me so much 🙂
youre doing gods work dude, hugs from brazil
thanks a lot mate 🥰
感谢❤第一回见到这么详细，明了的关于3D灯光的讲解！
Wow what a great tutorial, what I would try to achieve by adding 2-3 lights and randomly moving and rotating them, I found out can be created with a single light and a few planes. Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial!
Great lighting tutorial you can get for free! Thank you for sharing.
You are welcome!
This is a masterclass from the master itself! Thank you so much Wenbo 🙏🏻.
Thanks a lot bro 😎
I'm really appreciate for your blender tutorial, one of the best in my memory. Thank you so much!!!!! I want to test all this 'light' tips immediately !!
Thank you 🥰
I can’t tell you how helpful your videos have been for me today. Your absolutely awesome. Thank you.
You’re so welcome 😉
This was a really XLNT video…. Great teaching!! Have learnt a lot and have come at a right time as i am trying to light a perfume bottle. Have had terrible time not getting the results i am looking for. Also live in Sydney.
Thank you so much. I always search several UA-cam videos if there's a problem I don't know, and to my surprise, the answer was on the Wenbo Zhao channel. Thank you.
This is literally the best and straightforward lighting tutorial I've ever watched on youtube, Thank you for your content. Please do drop more tutorials to make us better in our lighting.
Wow, thanks!
Amazing tutorial, thank you very much. This is a real treasure.
Glad it was helpful!
This is the best lighting tutorial on UA-cam I've found so far!!! Thank you for making it!!!
You’re so welcome 🥰
Thanks so much for this tutorial. This is probably the most comprehensive tutorial I have watched on lighting. Very simple and in detail, but with professional results.
So well structured and explained, congrats and thank you so much!
AWESOME!!!! Thank you for your time to make this brilliant tutorial!!! I learn a lot!!! Kind Regards!
You’re so welcome mate 🤓
Fundamentals..❤️❤️❤️ currently I am reading the book Light for Visual artists and this wil be a great addition to it :D
👏 yes make sure you understand it！ light is a magical thing
really really thanks for this amazing video
Thank you so much for posting this. I know it’s an old video but this helps me so much. I’m definitely gonna have to subscribe!
thank you
Awsome class Wenbo.. i agree complete with what you said in the beginning.. it is so hard to find more professional explanations about how things happen, and how to apply it.. all is about do this and do that, with less understanding about what is going on.. So BIG THANKS to you and congratulations for this material you share.. cheers !!
I have just started learning Blender and fortunate enough to find your channel. Truly amazing tutorials. Love from India.🙏
Thanks buddy 🥰 huge welcome here!
Very enlighting 😁tutorial. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge in such a proficient way! A true gem in UA-camland. ❤
Best lighting totorial in blender ever🔥🔥🔥. Thank you so much🙏
Thanks buddy 🥰
Great video with a lot of useful information!
Using Area Lights is generally better than using emissive planes in almost every way.
- Area Lights render faster and cleaner with much less noise because of importance sampling.
- To see the an Area Light rendered just like an emissive plane, select the Area Light, go to Object Properties > Visibility > Ray Visibility and tick the Camera checkbox which is unticked by default.
- Light objects in Cycles can use nodes, this means you can put a texture on them or make any crazy shader you want, just like a plane.
Caballero, me da duro el idioma, gracias por tu video. ya llegaste con alguien de habla hispana
Thank you, brother. Look forward to the next tutorial
Omg this a a big leap friend, so valuable I think a learn a lot from this single video.
Thanks buddy 🥰
Planning to light & render some props for a competition piece soon and this was exactly what I needed! Thank you!
Your welcome 🤓
Love this. As a Fellow Newbie Product Photographer you helped me understand this better. Thank you,
You’re welcome mate🤓 glad to hear 🥰
Thank you so so much for making this video! It has helped me out incredibly with my lighting in blender and I compared my work to previous work and the difference is INCREDIBLE!
so glad to hear🥰
best video about lighting on youtube in blender , Thanks @Wenbo
Wow, your elevator pitch is top notch. You won a new subscriber just with that 👍
Thank you ☺️ huge welcome here
Tnak you very much! Greetings from Germany 👏
thank you🥰
For Gradient texture light, you only need Color Ramp, no need photoshop. Fuiyooo!!! this tutorial is great, but the Gradient Light make my feet down. Oh EDIT! make in photoshop is the most accesible and easy way for most people. Thank you for your tutorial.
You’re welcome ☺️
great tutorial, thank you! Small note: I believe the law is called: Inverse-Square Law :)
You’re absolutely correct 👍🏻
This is really good.. Bringing the understanding from a photography perspective, going back to the basics. THANK YOU.
You’re welcome mate ☺️
Very thorough tutorial! Really enjoyed this, I'm a pro photographer and love that you have a photography background and are able to use that valuable experience to teach CGI.
Thank you for the peer review for a pro photographer 🤣
Subscribed! Highly informative and full of invaluable advice.
Wow, incredible results with such a simple setup! I've learned so much from this video, thank you!!
🥰🥰🥰
Once again...another fantastic tutorial.
Thanks again for this.
I don't do 3D and only getting started on blender as a hobby, this is very educational and interesting.
Thanks buddy, welcome to Blender community 🥰
excellent video. packed with great information and explained beautifully. thankyou so much
You’re so welcome mate🥰
Thank you very much, sir! This was amazingly helpful and motivated me to keep grinding with a challenging project. 😯❤
This is a quality masterclass. Really needed this. Please make more on lighting
Will do 🤓
I immediately subscribed to your channel when I saw this video.
will raise enough money to take the course class, I'm sure it will improve my understanding and skills
🥰 a huge welcome！
Bravissimo, great content.
Excellent, thank you so much for your generous sharing.
My pleasure!
Excellent explanation.
This is such a good quality tutorial! Thank you for this!!
You're so welcome!
excellent guide, thanks for create this!
My pleasure!
Very usefull, thank you very much!!
Thank you very much! I've been searching something similar for years
You’re so welcome mate 🤓
Thank u very much for sharing ur knowledge.
you are so welcome
Great explanation
Thank you for this guide. Your channel is a diamond
You’re welcome mate 🥰
A very powerful tutorial! Thank you 🙏
You’re so welcome 😉
讲得挺好的，宜家现在的宣传册都是3D 用VRAY做的，他们的3D也是有摄影师转做3D设计师的
嗯嗯嗯
So much great information packed in one video. Thank you sir.
You’ve a new subscriber!
Thanks buddy 🤓 welcome here👍
WOOOWWW today was a great day, excelent tutorial bro thanks.
I love your videos so much Mr.Wenbo , very informative and clear , Thank you and best wished!
Thank you for your kind words🥰
Wow... very insightful.... Thanks master
Thank you for this video, i want to start doing product viz with blender.
Go for it💪
Just superb and outstanding tutorial
Thank you 😊
it's a really great class. I had ever. Thanks
You’re welcome ☺️
wow wow wow... Thank you a lot.
You’re welcome ☺️
This tutorial is epic! Thank you.
Thanks buddy 🥰
This was mind-blowing Wenbo, thank you for sharing this knowledge!
You’re welcome ☺️
Thank you so much for combining knowledge between these real and digital world, but for beginners in 3d I want to mention that using such "diffusors" in 3d will cause a lot of secondary noise
What do you mean by secondary noise?
There're an incredible amount of value I your videos. Subscribed!
Thanks mate🤓
How come I didn't know about you before! Thank you very much for this! ❤
In Blender, you can even subtract lights with NEGATIVE strengths. This is a lot of fun :)