Download Creative Shrimp – Cinematic Lighting in Blender 2024-3

Description

Cinematic Lighting in Blender, a tutorial on cinematic lighting in Blender is published by Creative Shrimp Academy. Everything is really simple: lighting is everything. After all, we need light to see anything. As 3D artists, we all know this obvious truth, but we still often spend more time modeling than thinking about lighting, when lighting is what makes a scene great. Sometimes a scene can feel so appealing or not at all.

It may seem like some successful lighting artists just intuitively know what to do. Whether they are aware of it or not, they will use some kind of list for where to place the lights, how to set the appropriate levels, etc. If you simply tick most or even some of the boxes in this list, the result will immediately improve. The good news is that it’s not that difficult, lighting in Blender is easy to learn if you know where to start.

What you will learn

Learn to light portrait shots, still life shots (and objects), and 3D environments.
Get to know Cycle and Eevee lighting workflows
Project: Get all the environments shown in the path and useful assets like node groups, textures and models.
Ability to manually edit captions for all videos
A complete explanation of all the lighting features that help any viewer feel more alive and cinematic

Specifications of the Cinematic Lighting in Blender course

Publisher: Creative Shrimp
teacher: Gleb Alexandrov
English language
Education level: Intermediate
Number of courses: 68
Training duration: 9 hours and 36 minutes

Chapters of the Cinematic Lighting in Blender course

– MINERALS
– MINERALS – POST-PRO
– ROBO
– ROBO – LIGHTGROUPS
– ROBO – POST-PRO
– MONASTERY
– WAREHOUSE
– BONUS 01 – The Reverse Key lighting
– NIGHT LIGHTING EXPANSION – Image based lighting
– NIGHT LIGHTING EXPANSION – Night scene
– NIGHT LIGHTING EXPANSION – Projection
– The Reverse Key lighting tutorial – BONUS 01
– NIGHT LIGHTING EXPANSION PACK

Course prerequisites

This course is 100% vanilla Blender. No third-party addons or applications are required.
Rendering does require reasonable hardware though, if in any doubt check out Blender’s own recommended minimum specs.