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Basselito
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Wanted to try a different approach on "realistic" so I played around with the old fashion "camera flash" trick to make it look like it's taken by an amateur. :)
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suhail_spa
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interesting..
how did you do the lighting..?
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Basselito
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I used a HDRI with very low power too it as a base. For the actual "flash" it's just a small plane placed above the camera using Blackbody emission.
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suhail_spa
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thank you
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I would make the light a little bit more blue and the plane smaler, because the shadows are to smooth.

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