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While working on part 2 of the "Stock in 3D" tutorial, I realized that there was a lot to say about lighting in 3D scenes generally. So this tutorial is partly a preparation for talking about light and shadows when combining 3D with stock. Hopefully it's also useful for those who don't plan to use stock at all.

BTW, the tutorial mentions color temperature and refers you to these comments for a link to the Wikipedia article. Here it is: [link] .

Some of you will feel that I've oversimplified the technical aspects of this material. Indeed I have! - but rest assured, most people reading the tutorial will find it MORE than technical enough. (I teach some of this, and 90% of my students get frustrated with all those numbers.)

Credits: "It's not summer any more" [link] by me , with stock [link] by , and "Tomorrow will be mine - 2" [link] by me, with stock [link] and [link] from .

=TutorialsClub has my full permission to place this image in its gallery.

Description
While working on part 2 of the "Stock in 3D" tutorial, I realized that there was a lot to say about lighting in 3D scenes generally. So this tutorial is partly a preparation for talking about light and shadows when combining 3D with stock. Hopefully it's also useful for those who don't plan to use stock at all.

BTW, the tutorial mentions color temperature and refers you to these comments for a link to the Wikipedia article. Here it is: [link] .

Some of you will feel that I've oversimplified the technical aspects of this material. Indeed I have! - but rest assured, most people reading the tutorial will find it MORE than technical enough. (I teach some of this, and 90% of my students get frustrated with all those numbers.)

Credits: "It's not summer any more" [link] by me , with stock [link] by , and "Tomorrow will be mine - 2" [link] by me, with stock [link] and [link] from .

=TutorialsClub has my full permission to place this image in its gallery.