Cinema 4D & Octane Tutorial - Dark Studio Lighting

[@ivo87]

Nice tutorial. Just wondering why do you use float node instead of adjusting the intensity of the light

[@Sketchyvisuals]

makes the light more intense :)

[@authorizednull5187]

Could you link the luts you were using?

[@MrOmarniaz]

Thanks mate.. Another good one.. Keep it up

[@Sketchyvisuals]

Appreciate it man!

[@effortmax]

Thank you for sharing your awesome workflow, learned a lot

[@Fedebona]

did you bought octane render? or how do you use it? because it says 8 days left. Great tutorial btw I improved a lot my backlight escenes

[@Sketchyvisuals]

Yeah so I have an Octane subscription which is what most people tend to do, I pay around £15 a month for it! :)

[@Fedebona]

@@Sketchyvisuals nice! Thanks

[@sergetelnov4945]

Thanks for the awesome tutorial ! Just wondering, is there a way to change the color temperature of the HDRI inside Octane ?

[@Sketchyvisuals]

Yeah there is! you can plug a color correction through it and do it that way :)

[@sergetelnov4945]

@@Sketchyvisuals The thing is I'm mostly an After Effects user, trying to improve my 3D skills, so it's kind of a noob question ... I assume it is done in node editor, but I simply can't drag my HDRI tag from OctaneSky to the node editor. How do I do it ?

[@a.5alah]

1 minute in and I'm hooked lmao

[@Sketchyvisuals]

Hahaha absolute madman

[@dvnxxl222]

As good as always man!

[@Sketchyvisuals]

Thank you man!

[@nategreyson6014]

this is gold.

[@iansterling9150]

Thanks so much.

[@Christenbach]

How is using an HDRI not professional?

[@thomasrussell2812]

i think he means just on its own

[@vrenli7224]

Thx a lot

[@thomasrussell2812]

are you from livingston?

[@Sketchyvisuals]

Other side of Edi :)

[@Murtox]

Aaah nicee

[@Sketchyvisuals]

[@popothecatathome]

where did you get these free GSG LUT's ?

[@darenzd4939]

I'm also trying to find them... no luck :/

[@Sketchyvisuals]

I think the website, maybe they're not available anymore

[@abraham6567]

is there any related way to do this with no Octane?

[@pravitreddy9083]

You can do this in any render engine, even physical. All 3D knowledge is transferable to anything. Use the pbr light in physical if that’s what you are using .

[@vnoiafirm]

Hi, I have bought this, and i dont see the background videos

[@efeturkmen643]

bro hdri name?

[@Sketchyvisuals]

I mean this tutorial is based around avoiding hdri's but I think it was one of these www.maximeroz.com/hdri-free-pack :)

[@glauberbrks]

Whyyyy octane ;-----;

[@finaloutput]

Mumbling needs no camera.

[@DISHONOREDHEARTS]

You still think your more humble don't you.