Advanced Lighting Techniques in Cinema 4D
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- Опубліковано 4 лют 2021
- Hi Creatives on UA-cam,
Let me push your Lighting Skills to the next Level! Therefore, I made the "Master Lighting in 3D" course on my patreon / 3dbonfire
Artists on UA-cam will learn in this short lesson/extract: How to work with different lights like Area lights and IES lights. How to combine IES lights with luminant materials/surfaces to get the best of both worlds. Also learn to use main, rim and fill lights in a natural way by "sculpting" with light. Plus: Why front lighting looks bad and how to adjust your shadows to your liking. All distilled and concentrated into a powerful lunchtime snack of 16 Minutes. Gotta go fast!
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Thank for your precious time, Best
Markus
/ markusgonser3d
amazing tutorial, love you, big thanks.
The recommendations! 👑
Self declared "amazing" tutorial
You're videos are really helpful for beginner like me thanks a lot (as soon as i can ill subscribe to ur patreon )
I'm so glad that it's useful👌😉
how do you set "HDR TONE" on the render view??
Video starts at 5:00
Not really, starts at 16:00
I’m down to get your Patreon once you drop that space ship course;) good stuff as always!!
Yeah, I still need to do that, and hopefully it will be in march or april:-).
@@3DBONFIRE cool, looking forward!
Hi ! I wonder about your course platform any chance to move or use other platform to create course model seem like teachable, podia, udemy or somethings ? just wonder Thanks !
Well...I really love the possibilities of patreon, you get a lot of content and you can just check in for a month. I think its an amazing way to learn/share/educate. But I could also release complete courses like the 'Master Lighting in 3D' on other platforms as a complete bundle of lessons.
So...you would prefer udemy over patreon? You can always test my offer and when you think 'oh boy, this is not useful' you get your money back👌. I want you guys to be happy with my content.
How many patreon videos do you have? How often do you add tutorials? Thx
I think...around 40 to 50 videos and I post...A LOT😉.
@@3DBONFIRE he does
@@Neilien haha, thanks Neilien😉.
Where have you been all my life?
🤣🙌
I subscribe to your patron (Knights). I'll study hard.
You are awesome!
I'm sorry I can't afford to support you on Patreon :(
No worries! Just enjoy the free stuff;-)
but you have all this none warez software righttttt? lol Just pay 18$ one time grab all his stuff and go.
@@guristoski2625 right... I definitely have legal purchased these softwares...... most definitely......
Ok. kinda reeeetarded to only at the end reveal you need Octane for this. Thanks for wasting my time.
Same thing here. And I was even considering have his patreon.
Really stupid
so true
waste of time
I'm fine with that👍
You should put in title that you would be using Octane in tutorial. I don't use It and Just wasted my time watching It until to the end Just to end up realizing It was useless to me.
+1 Dislike
Lighting rules apply to every render engine. Its nothing specific to octane. But its ok, I get it. I will have to live with that dislike.
@@3DBONFIRE Sorry. I didn't mean to be rude. Learning 3D ia a Very consuming process and these situations can bê Very frustrating for those who are in the beginning.
I don't use any render other than Native ones and it's not easy to find tutorials for these.
Sorry. And congratulations for your Good Will in helping others with the video
@@lucasbarbosa3776 What he's saying is that the principles are the same. Cinema 4D has built in IES functionality. You can get similar looking results with perhaps a bit of heavier render times.