This video is about the only problem I have with Enscape (sharp shadows) and your technique to solve this issue and create a real scene is fantastic. Thanks mate. Keep on creating such videos. Huge help for me.
I was just looking for a way to make the enscape lights more diffuse; I also applied it for indirect lights on ceilings and other things without seeing the harsh shadows resulting from artificial lights. This technique is very useful and I thank you very much.
This method is great, it looks like one of those old ways of creating fake lighting in video game engine from back in the day! I Might need to read up on those! 😂
That's true. I see it more like filmography or product photography. I need to get a good shot and I use all kinds of lights, reflectors, diffusers, gobos etc. to get it just right.
Hello Vlad, amazing as always. I just wanted to show my appreciation for sharing your knowledge with us. I have used your videos for some time to improve my skills and upgrade my porfolio (not even near to your level yet) but anyways, thanks man!
Splendid as usual! I would like to see some tutorials on how you make your short walkthroughs. I think it is a good marketing content. Please make one of those!
thank you so much sir! another tip & lesson from you. i directly came to youtube after receiving a notification that you posted haha! if its ok to request, could you do a tutorial of fixing the mirror reflection issues on enscape :)
Hi,I’m curious about your workflow, say if you need to produce two scenes viewing different side of the same room, do you build a separate model and adjust the lighting ? Thankyou
Hi. No, that would be too much work. I adjust the lighting for the whole scene and then I just change the cameras. If the lighting doesn't fit my 2nd or 3rd view then I adjust only the lighting.
As usual, a good video with some tips that can be useful. Sometimes we need to fake things to make them real, it's a weird advice but that's how it works. I see a lot of people trying to replicate as close as possible reality, thinking it will make the render more "believable". In your example, to adjust the shadow in the foreground, they will just "crank up" the HDRI to not "cheat" with a wall with emissive shader "because they will say, it's not working like that in reality". You prove it, with your example, that's the best method :) I hope in the next update, Enscape will add an option or settings to be able to use some Gobo light. It will be perfect for a scene like this, to have some leaves's shadows cast on the wall. Actually i have to use other render software (C4D with redshift) because i'm not sastified with my try in Enscape (it's either to flat or not real enough). Do you have any advice or tips for this kind to achieve this ?
Thank you. I see it more like a movie set where everything goes to trick the eye into believing it's real. Do you mean advice on hoe to get a gobo like effect in Enscape?
@@Modulusrender i think your "analogy" (not sure of the word in english) with movie / cinema is the perfect way to explain your example. You're right ! About using a "gobo light" in enscape, actually i'm not satisfy nor very conclusive for my taste. That's why i have to use other render engine. But yes, if you have any tips or advice to make a really believable light in Enscape by using a gobo method, i'm curious ! I've bought the pack "Light Gobos" from Greyscale Gorilla. The render are gorgeous but as i said, it can't be used in Enscape sadly. At least currently.
@@Modulusrender Thank you is very kind of you. There is no rush or whatsoever. And it wasn't a particular request for you, i was just curious if you had already experiment this and if you was happy with the result. I have to say you had my curiosity, but now you have my whole attention ahah.
@@flow_leit I did gobo lighting in one of my Thea tutorial and it's really easy with the projector light. I'm now curious to see what I can get in Enscape with something similar.
I made an HDRI image. It's white because I wanted white light. It's 32 bit because it has light information in it and it casts more light. The aspect ratio of a HDRI sky dome is 2:1 so I made the image 6000x3000 so that it covers the whole sky.
Hi, have you ever tried to import 3dsky models in enscape ? Do you feel this website is safe and professional? I’ve interacted with them once and I’m having some doubts … thanks for your feedback !
@@Modulusrender do you believe natural lighting in Thea is much better than Enscape ? and also Enscape has some reflection bugs... that's why i asked....
@@richymewada9386 yes, of course. You can do a high end quality renders with Thea. Enscape has a lot of issues with global illumination and reflections and transparencies but it's real time and super fast.
Honestly, it's refreshing to see someone share their process in such clear and detailed walkthroughs. This is brilliant. Thank you.
Thank you.
finally our hero is back!
Thank you. Good to be back.
This video is about the only problem I have with Enscape (sharp shadows) and your technique to solve this issue and create a real scene is fantastic. Thanks mate. Keep on creating such videos. Huge help for me.
Thank you so much for your teachings Vlad, You are the Master of Light. 😀🙏
Thank you.
What you do is fantastic and very talented. Thank you for sharing your secrets! Wishing you infinite success and inspiration 🙃
Thank you.
I was just looking for a way to make the enscape lights more diffuse; I also applied it for indirect lights on ceilings and other things without seeing the harsh shadows resulting from artificial lights. This technique is very useful and I thank you very much.
This method is great, it looks like one of those old ways of creating fake lighting in video game engine from back in the day! I Might need to read up on those! 😂
That's true. I see it more like filmography or product photography. I need to get a good shot and I use all kinds of lights, reflectors, diffusers, gobos etc. to get it just right.
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amazing. nice explained with details. SUBSCRIBED. Thanks for sharing knowledge.
basics it's encouraging to learn a little bit more! Well done!
😮 Wow, thank you so much for your useful lighting tips.
This looks absolutely amazing! Would you mind sharing the link of the velvet material on the chair?
Hello Vlad, amazing as always. I just wanted to show my appreciation for sharing your knowledge with us. I have used your videos for some time to improve my skills and upgrade my porfolio (not even near to your level yet) but anyways, thanks man!
I usually had a lot of worries about lighting. But I learned a lot of ideas and methods through you. Thank you so much.
Thank you. I'm glad my tutorials helped.
Love your work! Thanks for the useful tutorials! Greetings from Sofia, Bulgaria!
Thank you.
This is so detailed sir! Thank you so much for such insight. Your technique is very simple and easy to follow. Hats off
thank you for sharing the detailed and informed video.
Splendid as usual! I would like to see some tutorials on how you make your short walkthroughs. I think it is a good marketing content. Please make one of those!
thank you so much sir! another tip & lesson from you. i directly came to youtube after receiving a notification that you posted haha!
if its ok to request, could you do a tutorial of fixing the mirror reflection issues on enscape :)
Me too, once I saw it on Instagram came to UA-cam right away. I would love to know how to fix mirror reflection too
Thank you. I will do a tutorial about reflections.
@@Modulusrender thank you sir, more power 🙌🏻
Hello sir can you please tell me which texture did you use for walls?
Hi,I’m curious about your workflow, say if you need to produce two scenes viewing different side of the same room, do you build a separate model and adjust the lighting ? Thankyou
Hi. No, that would be too much work. I adjust the lighting for the whole scene and then I just change the cameras. If the lighting doesn't fit my 2nd or 3rd view then I adjust only the lighting.
Very nice thanks 💙💙💙
what's the enscape version you are using? Mine doesn't have that kind of "lighting objects" :/
Hi Vlad, what texture did you use for the wall finish, it also helped the reflect the light better.
I think it's this one www.poliigon.com/texture/plaster-poorly-renovated-001/4827 with a little reflection.
Hi, thank you for video! Where can I find and download your HDRI?
Thank u for this tutorial of tunnel light, now i dont struggling with light setting anymore
As usual, a good video with some tips that can be useful. Sometimes we need to fake things to make them real, it's a weird advice but that's how it works. I see a lot of people trying to replicate as close as possible reality, thinking it will make the render more "believable". In your example, to adjust the shadow in the foreground, they will just "crank up" the HDRI to not "cheat" with a wall with emissive shader "because they will say, it's not working like that in reality". You prove it, with your example, that's the best method :)
I hope in the next update, Enscape will add an option or settings to be able to use some Gobo light. It will be perfect for a scene like this, to have some leaves's shadows cast on the wall.
Actually i have to use other render software (C4D with redshift) because i'm not sastified with my try in Enscape (it's either to flat or not real enough). Do you have any advice or tips for this kind to achieve this ?
Thank you. I see it more like a movie set where everything goes to trick the eye into believing it's real. Do you mean advice on hoe to get a gobo like effect in Enscape?
@@Modulusrender i think your "analogy" (not sure of the word in english) with movie / cinema is the perfect way to explain your example. You're right !
About using a "gobo light" in enscape, actually i'm not satisfy nor very conclusive for my taste. That's why i have to use other render engine. But yes, if you have any tips or advice to make a really believable light in Enscape by using a gobo method, i'm curious !
I've bought the pack "Light Gobos" from Greyscale Gorilla. The render are gorgeous but as i said, it can't be used in Enscape sadly. At least currently.
@@flow_leit I will do some tests with gobo lights in Enscape and get back to you.
@@Modulusrender Thank you is very kind of you. There is no rush or whatsoever. And it wasn't a particular request for you, i was just curious if you had already experiment this and if you was happy with the result.
I have to say you had my curiosity, but now you have my whole attention ahah.
@@flow_leit I did gobo lighting in one of my Thea tutorial and it's really easy with the projector light. I'm now curious to see what I can get in Enscape with something similar.
Is the master channel of the setuper peaking into the red? If you have any peaks over 0dB it will distort. Please do let know, We will get
que gran video, me gusta mucho, ahora se mas con respecto a como iluminar escenas especificas sin mucho puntos de luz
Amazing!! Can i get the hdri you use?
Hey bro thanks a lot i see people have these lens flare effect on exterior walkthroughs how to make that happen ?
Hi, can you do tutorials for essential extensions used for sketchup? you have a great content , Thanks
where we get this white dome HDRI ???
love it , please more abou enscape !
Hey Vlad! Great video! Can you explain why you made a 32-bit white background @ 6000 pixels and not something regular? Does it make a difference?
I made an HDRI image. It's white because I wanted white light. It's 32 bit because it has light information in it and it casts more light. The aspect ratio of a HDRI sky dome is 2:1 so I made the image 6000x3000 so that it covers the whole sky.
@@Modulusrender did u ever share the white dome HDRI?
Hi, have you ever tried to import 3dsky models in enscape ? Do you feel this website is safe and professional? I’ve interacted with them once and I’m having some doubts … thanks for your feedback !
Great effect!
what a master!
Can you guide about render video in enscape? Thanks so much
Where do youget your textures?
Excellent....👍
what would you pick if you have only one choice to make between Thea and Enscape ?
I don't know, depends on the type of project I have. It's a tough choice because I use both frequently.
@@Modulusrender do you believe natural lighting in Thea is much better than Enscape ? and also Enscape has some reflection bugs... that's why i asked....
@@richymewada9386 yes, of course. You can do a high end quality renders with Thea. Enscape has a lot of issues with global illumination and reflections and transparencies but it's real time and super fast.
Thank you!
where to get a hdri
The white hdri I used in this tutorial was made in photoshop. 6000x3000 px, just white color and 32bit image. That's it.
Thank you so much
It's great. Can you share the download link?
Thank you so much sir
hi bro please can you send me the texture of the wall i am searching one like that
really good
hello vlad very impressive thank you.
can you share the hdri with me?
Hello, your videos are amazing! Mind to share your HDRI's? Would be a great help. Thanks!
In this tutorial I just used a white hdri image I made in photoshop. You can easily do it.
thanks
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year to see if I could give that type of tNice tutorialng a shot again. Long story short...I have depression and anxiety disorder and it hasn't been
Good luck with your recovery.
nice..but in fact the design must be the same as the original condition of the room
+1 subscribe from me, i like your tutorial man, it's on point and innovative.
download link for hdri thanks
Can i get your HDRI please? 😅
a try it.. doesnt work
LMFAO
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