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Very nice composition and lighting, thanks for sharing.
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Hi Marcjames,MarcJames wrote:Some really cool images there DaveyT! Care to describe your lighting setup?
for the first six images I used one emission plane in one of the windows as a key light to cast some shadows,then I use a plain environment texture as a fill light set the colour to white and adjust the strength to fill the darker areas.
the second to last image is just using a single emission plane,
and the last image is using daylight also set the sky and sunset colour to white.
In all the images I use the camera imager F/stop and iso to adjust the image brightness.
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Boy, that's a good image. A bit of sss on the leaves might increase the realism even further.daveyt wrote:PMC lighting test for small project.
A small light in table lamp and a white texture environment
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Thanks Seeker, not sure what happened it should have had some SSS.Seekerfinder wrote:Boy, that's a good image. A bit of sss on the leaves might increase the realism even further.daveyt wrote:PMC lighting test for small project.
A small light in table lamp and a white texture environment
Best,
Seeker
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