The Importance of Lighting Inside Daz Studio
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2024
- In today’s videos I will be discussing the importance of lighting inside Daz Studio and why lighting should be your number one priority inside Daz Studio. We will be looking at two of my very first scenes and adding lighting with the current lighting knowledge that I have.
TIMESTAMPS:
1:27 - Critic of first render
3:38 - Render settings
6:37 - Spotlight 1 Added
11:27 - Spotlight 2 Added
19:00 - Spotlight 3 Added
16:28 - Tone Mapping settings
23:10 - Portrait Lighting Example
24:23 - Point Light 1 Added
28:13 - Point Light 2 Added
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The only person how can expalin the lighting in DAZ Studio Thanks Bro
Thanks for the kind comment. I learned Daz Studio lighting from Dreamlight because he is the best at lighting. Just look at his renders for his products in the daz3d shop. My motto is to go learn from the best if you want to become the best.
Starting daz3d in Mar 21. In a weekend I've learnt so much already. Even made my first render which looks amazing if I may say so myself. Without ur videos I would probably never have touched daz3d! Keep up the great work!
Dude I need to thank you soo much right now. I just downloaded Daz literally yesterday and after watching your videos I’ve learnt so much. Thank you for your help
Glad I could help. I look forward to seeing your awesome renders, which will be better than the first render that I created.
This is, by far, the best Daz tutorial I've ever encountered. I'm only 12 minutes in, and I have been following along in my program, and I've already grasped the understanding of different camera views (never knew about those before, this is beyond amazing), and ways to place spotlights, and change intensity (holy cow!) Thank you so much!
Thanks for the kind words. I look forward to seeing the improvements to your renders.
I created this multiple spotlight multi-person render with your help www.daz3d.com/gallery/#images/1106822/
@@CLCNY20 Thanks for sharing your render. Your render is so much better than what I created back in the day. I'm glad the tips helped.
@@ParmyBaddhan thank you so much, they definitely helped! You made it a lot less intimidating
This was very helpful to me in understanding instances better and why they are often better than duplicates. I do think for what I want to do I'm going to need the scatter plugin. Thank you.
I'm glad the tutorial was helpful!
Great tutorial. Will you please make another tutorial on how to light up a scene with multiple characters.
Thanks for your comment. Yes, I can do this.
Very informative, thank you
Thanks for your kind comment. Practice your Daz Studio lighting skills everyday and you will create your dream renders.
This is what I’m talking about!!! This is a GREAT!!! Video. Well done bro
Appreciate it!
@@ParmyBaddhan that's how you make a video right there. You showed this is what my shit pictures looked like before understanding how to do things properly. Then you show how to make it properly so it doesn't have that shit look. That's a great video and what I was trying to get at before. Again great job bro
I miss seeing your new videos Parmy. Hope all is well.
I miss creating them. I look forward to sharing what I have learned on my journey to help you with your journey.
Great Job bro. Love the realism
Thanks for your kind comment. I hope this video can help you and others understand the importance of lighting inside Daz Studio.
Fantastic tutorial.
Glad you found it useful. I look forward to seeing your awesome dramatic renders.
Just a short word here. Your video is good, but there is a bit of bad info here. You defined yellow-orange as being "cold" and blue as "warm". I'm a former stage lighting designer and I can say with extreme prejudice that you've got it precisely OPPOSITE. Blues are cold tones. Go outside after it snows (if you get some) and you will notice that white light reflected off the snow is tinted blue. Look into an ice cube, and the ice refracts the light into the blue spectrum, just like the sky above. Yellow-Orange is the color of sunlight and humans interpret that as being "warm". When designing the lights for a production, the Lighting designer takes careful notes as the director blocks out the action because her job is to make one side of the actor's face warm, the other cool. The degree that you do that is dependent on mood and needs of the ongoing action. If you want your audience to feel good, lots of yellows and oranges are used. If you want anxiety, tension, or fear, we go more blue and darker.
Thanks for pointing this out. I don't even remember saying that in this video since it's over 2 years old. Let me assure that I have made progress with my understanding of lighting since then.
Thank you! Awesome video!
Thanks for your kind comment.
impressive
Thanks for your kind comment. Daz Studio has all the free lighting tools you need to create great renders.
Most impressive
Hi Parmy, I'm a recent subscriber, working her way through the video content. Could you do a tutorial on exporting to Poser formats?
#DREAM My friend, your tutorials have made quite the difference in my workflow. You are a fantastic teacher, and I hope you profit from this work. Thank you so much for the efforts you take.
Thanks for your kind words and you're the first to write #DREAM in the comments, which is very much appreciated. There is much to learn on this journey and we just starting to scratch the surface.
@@ParmyBaddhan I noticed that myself. I did it because it is my #DREAM to create comics using Daz, and your lessons have inspired me, and made me want to try harder. As you say, we have much more to learn. Thank you for making it a little bit easier.
@@bennyoaks131 Awesome! We need more people creating comics, because you have unique view on life and perspective and with that comes stories that can be told from your unique point of view. Have you written an outline for your story? A rough plot?
i started in dec 2018 too
Great minds think alike!
Wheww I have come to the conclusion my lighting scks lol. Just did this one scene the other day and no matter what I tried I could not get the spotlight to give me a softer light so the scene came out more focused on one character (bright) and the other character (dark) :(. But these help me a little in knowing I am surely doing something wrong.
Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. Lighting is one of the most difficult aspects of Daz Studio. If you want softer lighting use emissive lights or ghost lights to light your scene.
@@ParmyBaddhan Well thank you for replying:) Um another stupid question where can I find these emissive or ghost lights? I looked everywhere and cannot find them?All I see is is spot,point and such. Sorry it takes me a little for things to sink in I am getting old in more ways than one lol. I am actually surprised I have come this far with this.
@@noturaveragehermit6958 The video is called Daz Studio indoor lighintg, ua-cam.com/video/2fpB0U0n-y0/v-deo.html.
You will be surprised how much you can learn when you go all in on something. Just know that you can learn any skill.
@@ParmyBaddhan Ty:) Merry Christmas
how does your daz display changes in real time? My iray takes way more time
The Iray preview is really fast because I'm using one non-HD figure and just one point light. Also the graphics card I am using is an Asus Cerberus Nvidia 8GB 1070ti.
Wow❤
Indeed, most beginners including myself did not understand how fundamental lighting is inside Daz Studio. Once you understand lighting then your images will start to pop.
You are a great teacher and a great person. Keep spreading this great content. Thank you from the heart, sir
#DREAM Thank you for another great video. I have one question though. Would it be better to incorporate ghost lights rather than point lights in a portrait shot??
Generally you would use a combination of spotlights, pointlights and "reflectors" (emissive primitive planes) for portrait lighting to get very soft lighting and to reproduce lighting you would find in a real life photography studio.
You can use ghost lights as an alternative to pointlights. Ghostlights as the name suggests is lighting that is invisible, meaning the light source cannot be seen. So you don't have to worry about the light source being visible in the camera frame.
I'm a firm believer there is no right or wrong way to do things inside Daz Studio because we are all creative and have our own unique methods to achieve the goals set before us. Pick a method, master it and then repeat.
What are your specs?
When you go into the Iray-view, it goes so fast, whereas i still have to wait around 15 seconds (depending on the scene).
How do you get it to go so fast?
In your draw settings panel try setting draw mode to interactive. You could also try changing the manipulation resolution from normal to one of the lower settings.
(I am assuming you have an Nvidia gpu.)
The scenes in the tutorial are very basic. One prop and one character for the first scene and one character in the second scene. I have scenes for my comic book that have loads of props which take a while for the iray preview to render. It does help if you have an nvidia GPU with lots of vram 8GB as minimum.
CTRL + L and you will see how the spotlight looks in preview mode ;)
Thanks for the tip.
Dream :)
Thanks for your kind comment. Keep your dream alive whatever your dream is.
#Dream
I forgot about that. #dream was my old motto and my new motto is now #commit2mastery, since mastery is required to achieve your dreams.
Good Video.
What are the characteristics of your pc?
What is your graphics card?
PC Specs:
Intel i7-8700k
64gb ram
500gb samsung ssd (Daz Studio is installed on this drive)
2x 8gb nvidia geforce 1070ti graphics cards (note: Daz Studio does not work with sli-mode)
@@ParmyBaddhan thank you...!)
Oh wow! You need a space 3D mouse... it will change your life :)
Thanks for the tutorial. Very cool, I learned some stuff.
Thanks for your kind comment and thanks for the space 3D mouse tip.