Lighting Fundamentals: Master One Light in Blender

I have been into 3D for 10 years and watching tutorials, even paid courses, yet first time in my life I have the best understanding of how lights work in real world and 3D. Please keep up the great work!

Honestly, it's very difficult to find tutorials of this quality. Thank you so much.

watching this video and him explaining everything i do to light my renders and immediately saying "don't do this it's wrong" has been pretty hilarious so far

Commenting, so that the algorithm understands this is absolutely brilliant

my jaw dropped twice and my mind blown at least once each chapter. Thanks for this amazing tutorial!

Today morning I just saw this video in my mobile before a job interview and I applied this in job test for the 1st time and they were feeling crazy from the results.... Thanks for teaching us 😁😊

Every 3D artist must watch this video.

Best blender channal on youtube.

came for the knoledge on lighthing, stayed for the explanation on physics. good stuff

Caballero, me da duro el idioma, gracias por tu video. ya llegaste con alguien de habla hispana

I could have watched another 55 minutes and 57 seconds of that tutorial. One of the best iv seen That was done really well

youre doing gods work dude, hugs from brazil

i love that you're taking the real world into consideration, so many times have i felt insecure of lighting setups because i thought they were unrealistic and you just helped me get rid of those insecurities <3

Wow. This is really the only YouTube video that talks a lot about lighting a scene in 3D. Thank you for the study!

So well structured and explained, congrats and thank you so much! <3 As a professional photographer I was amazed when I started working in Blender (still a beginner but I just love it) by the fact Blender offers u so many and easy ways to obtain that perfect light without much of a hassle like it is usually in a real studio when u do the light set up :) PS: the gobo thing was blowing my mind first time when I was using it in Blender because it is there and it does what it should but u can make it invisible in the scene, and that is just a dream of any photographer in a real studio :)).

I immediately subscribed to your channel when I saw this video.

This is literally the best tutorial on 3D lighting I've ever seen. Love your content. (Subscribed) 🥰

Wow what a great tutorial, what I would try to achieve by adding 2-3 lights and randomly moving and rotating them, I found out can be created with a single light and a few planes. Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial!

Best video for light i seen

Thank you, brother. Look forward to the next tutorial