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And because it’s based on a real photo, it’s accurate to the real world. This gives you that infinite dome of lighting needed to create realistic lighting. HDR lighting uses a single 360-degree photograph to light your scene instead of lamps. It’s a dome of lighting in an endless variety of hues, saturations and values.Ī sun lamp is only one light source, when you should be using closer to a million. Step outside and look up at the sky, and you’ll see shades of blue from the atmosphere, reflected light from the clouds and a horizon gradient. Many schools teach the “sunlamp” method for outdoor lighting.īut while this sounds logical, real lighting isn’t a single light source. If your lighting is good, the scene becomes significantly more believable to the viewer. Good lighting on the other hand helps tell the story, effects the mood, and helps the viewer relate to it.

“I can’t tell you how many demo reels I’ve reviewed where the artist’s models are beautiful, but the lighting is flat, unrealistic, and uninteresting-essentially an afterthought.” –Jeremy Vicker, Lighting Technical Director, Pixar Just like a movie with bad audio, a scene with bad lighting is a waste of time.Īll the effort you’ve put into modelling and texturing won’t matter, if the lighting is horrible.īad lighting undermines all your other effort and makes the whole render look amateurish. HDR quality lighting, optimized for Blender.Realistic lighting that’s accurate to the real world.That’s Pro-Lighting: Skies: the fastest, easiest and most realistic outdoor lighting available for Blender.

And the freedom to do what you do best: create art. The confidence to know that it will render. The flexibility to choose any lighting style. What if you had a tool that allowed you to instantly change your outdoor lighting to any time of the day, any weather, and be completely realistic? Notice: Pro-Lighting: Skies is Blender 3.0 compatible!