Lighting Tutorial for Midjourney

Lighting is an essential element in any film or video production, and its importance cannot be overstated. Proper lighting can help set the mood, create a sense of atmosphere, and draw the viewer's attention to specific elements within a scene. In the case of a midjourney, lighting can play a particularly crucial role in helping to advance the story and keep the audience engaged.
One of the key reasons why lighting is so important in a midjourney is that it helps to establish the mood and tone of the scene. Different lighting techniques can be used to create a range of moods, from tense and suspenseful to calm and tranquil. By carefully selecting the lighting setup, a filmmaker can effectively communicate the emotional state of the characters and the overall tone of the scene.
In addition to setting the mood, lighting can also be used to create a sense of atmosphere within a scene. By carefully controlling the intensity and direction of the light, a filmmaker can create a sense of depth and dimension within a scene. This can help to transport the audience into the world of the film and make them feel as if they are a part of the story.
Another important aspect of lighting in a midjourney is its ability to draw the viewer's attention to specific elements within a scene. By using techniques such as backlighting or highlighting, a filmmaker can guide the viewer's eye to the most important elements of the scene and help to advance the story.
In conclusion, lighting is an essential element of any film or video production, and its importance cannot be overstated. In a midjourney, lighting can help to establish the mood, create a sense of atmosphere, and draw the viewer's attention to specific elements within the scene. By carefully selecting the lighting setup, a filmmaker can effectively communicate the story and keep the audience engaged.

[@HMaxTube11]

Despite half a dozen other excellent AI art channels, your videos provide clear, specific prompts and hints to better focus the machine. Good presentations consistently.👏🌟👍

[@aijohnart]

Wow, thanks!

[@solomoneyz]

Exactly what I have been thinking

[@gritaboca7651]

Thanks for the lessons !

[@lenguajedelexito]

Great, congratulation for your video. Thanks

[@davidd6147]

This was awesome. Thanks!

[@GoodMojoProject]

Thank you!

[@alwayzgohigher7420]

Definitely interested in the lighting prompts and object prompts. Thx m you

[@drendelous]

this is an excellent example of a video in which you share/educate instead of showing off your room/jaws/pc specs thank you for your informative videos. keep it up

[@BTMOM1933]

Thank you.

[@valfer838]

Hi, I discovered your channel today. Thanks so much, you are really clear, the information as so detailed. You answer all the questions that are in my head and I couldn't find clear info. I am really looking forward with any kind of tuto on ai or Photoshop you can provide. You are really helpful and you made my day 👍🏼🤩

[@cbeausoleil]

Great tutorial. I use chiaroscuro quite a lot.

[@caroldeniseescotoort]

Thanks a lot 🙏. Really appreciate your video.

[@aijohnart]

Glad it was helpful!

[@infographie]

Excellent

[@RSidd]

As a professional artist working in videogames, this is the kind of content about A.I art that I see as a net benifit for the industry as a whole. Using A.I as a tool for better visualisation of concepts and exploring innovative designs instead of crying for the past gives me a very positive outlook on the whole thing. That being said, I still think some of the unethical practices need to be regulated like blatantly copying a living artist's style and creating something for profit. Copyright laws should apply to that the same way it does in the music industry.

[@user-fy3nf3lg2j]

Can I ask I am grinding away to work in the entertainment industry. Would possibly be able to see your portfolio? Also I'm not concerned as (A.I artists will never work in the industry) as they require the actual skills.

[@dronenews4964]

Great tutorial thank you! - what you are saying is very interesting...maybe turn down the music or off :)

[@aijohnart]

Thank you for letting me know. I thought I nailed the audio levels, but I knock the music down a bit more in the next one. Have a great day!

[@outsidetheboxentertainment5346]

How do you get the portrait as close to the main picture

[@virtualDeziner]

very informative video, thanks for sharing. Just the music is a bit loud.

[@aijohnart]

Thank you for letting me know. I will take it down a few notches in the next one.

[@carl2youCB]

Hi John. Do you have any suggestions on how to create Midjourney pictures of a black and white cat/kitten in various scenes. Sometimes coupled with a beige teddy bear. I keep getting black and white images. But I want them to be full colour.

[@aijohnart]

I just tried "a black and white cat, with a beige teddy bear" and it got pretty close. You might want to play around with those prompts to see if it will give you what you are looking for. Let me know how it goes.

[@jean-christophepaulau9040]

good video, should you make one about film type, camera model and lenses, and photographer names ... for the subject to be fully covered ... also some strong example of prompts would be a nice addition .. Regards and Thanks

[@aijohnart]

That is a great idea. I have been playing with that idea in my head, but there are so many different combinations that trying to come up with a good flow is difficult. But I'll get there eventually. :)

[@jean-christophepaulau9040]

@@aijohnart good news ... I understand that it's quite a big job, but should you only present the most useful and interesting types that have a high impact on the final rendering ... Good luck :)

[@dwainmorris7854]

Thank you for your tutorials. They were very helpful. That list of the types of lighting you put up, I screen copied it . I have an idea for future tutorials like how about ones on how to get your likeness from photos more accurate so your image looks more like the photo. How can you get midjourney to give you the pose that's is in your photo that you uploaded, and how can you get Midjourney to stop rejecting or ingnoring your photo you uploaded

[@aijohnart]

Thank you for the nice comments and the ideas. I haven't played around with importing images as prompts yet, but that is something I am looking forward to doing in the near future. If I get it figured out, I will happily make a tutorial for it.

[@Size10Soles]

Hi John! I am struggling. Please help, I am trying to generate realistic photos of women wearing hair extensions to use on my flyers and the new website. I keep getting designs and the hair does not look real, looks like a painting, sometimes the models faces are not good either. Thanks in advance

[@aijohnart]

I'm sorry to say, but AI, at least the systems that I have tried, doesn't make photo real images. At least not yet. The best I have seen are more like digital paintings than actual photos. Sorry, I wish I had better news for you.

[@Size10Soles]

@@aijohnart ok thank you.

[@adeled8833]

it is almost impossible to control the light, im so pissed with it, three days of work wasted and im screaming... thank you for help :D

[@sadiqsheikh8499]

Upper-half body pose, a beautiful Girl, in classy clothes , full color, extremely detailed, photorealistic, photography, atmospheric lighting --v 4