The LIGHTING trick that gives you MORE CONTROL!

[@dana-maritarakchieva3331]

We would love to see many more tricks like this one!!! Thank you so much for your time and help!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🧡

[@ArchVizArtist]

You're welcome! Thank you for your kind words 🙏🏻

[@MsZippo83]

Hello, from Argentina, I have spent many years with 3D and watching tutorials. I wanted to thank you because it really is one of the channels that provides the best and most useful information to followers. The tips and tricks seen here are difficult to find on other channels. Thank you very much and we look forward to more tutorials day by day!

[@ArchVizArtist]

You're very welcome! 😊 I'm really happy to hear so kind words and that you appreciate our work, big thank you!

[@andresluque4819]

It will be great to share more tricks like this one thanks you so much!

[@kelvinlau9623]

Thank you for your awesome trick. Pls share more of these techniques to us. Can't wait any longer. Thank you.

[@JoshuaDMugayi]

The lighting & other tips & tricks are GREAT they transcend beyond render engines even software and craft/discipline eg animation, photography, etc YES, I'm I would love to see more of these!! . GREAT CHANNEL!!

[@ArchVizArtist]

Couldn't agree more! Thank you ;)

[@simfoniaco]

Hey! I use Maya instead of 3DS Max and I still find most of your videos very helpful, including this one. The concepts pretty much remain the same and they help me achieve better results.

[@RAMrkry]

very smart tricks and very helpful ideas to produce better renders and solve problems in easier faster ways

[@ArchVizArtist]

True :) Happy you found this useful!

[@omarabdelkrim4284]

Love your videos and the way of talking , it's very useful ... keep it up

[@Limonardo]

i wanna say thank you for this tutorial, i really appreciate this kind of videos. keep going!

[@redjohn4886]

Love tricks like this one.

[@esraanoori4035]

I love how u speak and do ur job thanks 💐

[@MariodeSa_Music]

Nice Work. Much appreciated. Thank you..

[@azambajwa6873]

Your all tutorial is very helpful, Good one and keep it up .👍 Kindly more interior light control tutorial. Thanks!

[@poloova]

Thank you for your time and knowledge!

[@terribrown5851]

love these videos..keep them coming!

[@tawfekalrifai3488]

Thank you for your time and help

[@ArchVizArtist]

You're welcome! :)

[@emeelabdelmaseh9380]

love it and i would to see more of this series

[@HenrikDoark]

This technique is so simple but so universal that it will always work on any render engine that supports GI, thanks for sharing your time and explanation with us. I really liked the way you explained it.

[@sameer21rockstar]

very nicely explain .... Thanks a lot mam

[@TahooraSalamian-l9x]

I tried it amazing results some of my lighting problems which I couldn't figure out was solved, thank u ❤

[@nasarcad7049]

Wow amazing tricks thank you so much

[@ArchVizArtist]

Most welcome 😊

[@gilbertvera7583]

Thanks very clear information

[@antonioreynoso8824]

Thanks for this video!

[@umaid813]

amazing techniques

[@joshuaolunoiki5341]

Great content! More tricks like this! Thank you!

[@Alexandra_basha_3d]

I really love your tutorials, thanks a lot!

[@SuperStuuner]

Thank you guyd for these amazing tutorials, And yes please share more tips and tricks ad i think these are very helpful while working. Thank you again

[@ArchVizArtist]

You're welcome!😀 there will be more tips & tricks video in the future.

[@kishanmittal1549]

very helpful & nice video

[@TheRealteemedia]

Liked and subscribed!!!Amazing trick..thanks and keep posting such good stuff ....

[@jixal]

Really cool trick! A great way of introducing a bit more control without using another direct light source.

[@fathimanazrin6994]

Really great tutorial..want to see more like these..really grateful...

[@atifattish]

yes please make video like this

[@ArchVizArtist]

Great, I'm happy you like it!

[@r-chitect6505]

Great technique... Really loved it 😍

[@sabirmkh6121]

thanks it was a nice and useful tip, do more like this one

[@angelastefanovska7731]

Really really good and useful one! :))

[@caymank1971]

Lovely.. this will be very helpful.. thanx

[@khulodf3664]

You are amazing you explanation is clear and informative 👏🏽💗 keep going

[@dilveersingh9963]

What a great tutorial, thank you for making this. I really appreciate the efforts you guys put in.

[@KooroshGhotb]

Thanks for this awesome trick

[@ADSImagens]

Nice trick! Keep posting, just subscribed.

[@saifsharawi7514]

Thanks for the tips

[@ArchVizArtist]

You're welcome! :)

[@PauloHenrique-kx4of]

realy nice tips

[@enensis]

Cool idea photographers have been using this method for ages they usually have big white or black panels in the studio to bounce the lights around the subject

[@chandubose2613]

Awesome!!!

[@ataullahwasta3028]

Thank you😊

[@ArchVizArtist]

You're welcome 😊

[@ajaybiswas5650]

Really helpful 😊

[@denciochannel201]

pretty cool, additional knowledge.....Thanks thanks

[@elnazgolchin3443]

Its interesting thanks alot

[@prafulsonigra8975]

Thanks Again & Again :D

[@ArchVizArtist]

Our pleasure!

[@jeffinjoseph8294]

That was very very helpful, Thanks... ❤️❤️ Please do more like this 🙏

[@ArchVizArtist]

Awesome, so happy you enjoyed this one! 😀

[@paragkhan50]

Thank you Very much

[@geraldcalifornia5923]

Gracias preciosa siempre das buenos tricks and tips. Te amo

[@deepmusic2456]

Awesome video..........

[@ArchVizArtist]

Thank you so much 😀

[@CreArt3Ds]

Una tecnica muy sencilla y facil de aplicar... son geniales estos videos con estos trucos.

[@gustavohfmota]

Great tip. Thanks (Obrigado pela dica)

[@nourhanesayed8156]

Great video

[@victor22herrera]

Thank you!!

[@Aleks_Dzi]

Tricks videos best!!! pls More)

[@AnasRaza-w4s]

Very nyc trick

[@deepakk5296]

Awesome👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@markokujundzic]

I realy dont understand how do you have only 25k subs as every video is so amazing

[@ArchVizArtist]

Me neither :D Thank you!!!

[@markokelava3941]

Jbg brate, ne rade svi vizualizacije :)

[@rifatsaleh121]

Love your tricks always.

[@ArchVizArtist]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@FernandoMontielSerna]

I would love to see a lot more tips and tricks

[@ArchVizArtist]

For sure, there will be more in the future :) Glad to hear you like this!

[@nangkri]

Very nice,i do tje same to dothe render but i never think about visible the object in the rendering before... Thankyou for sharing

[@aliaaalshaif2593]

I loved it

[@Gauravmsr20]

Photography techniques in archviz and really appreciate you teaching these to others, i see my fellow batch mates struggling to create good renders as they have little to no knowledge about lightning, composition, framing or anything related to photography or cinematography make it look like work from peter mckinnon... well maybe not as good as him, lol.... but yeah.. please keep uploading this kind of awesome techniques you are doing great deed to archviz community. thank you.!!!! p.s. sometimes i like to add a lens filter effect by making a glass material and replicating my fav. filter with 50-70 mm lens....

[@ArchVizArtist]

Thank you, I'm really happy you appreciate the videos. :) I totally agree, I have the same feeling. Thanks for sharing your approach! P.S. I'm a big fan of Peter too ;)

[@shadmanovi3406]

Thanks sister

[@barrykagan2520]

You're amazing!!

[@ArchVizArtist]

Thaks a lot! 🙏

[@13leadfoot]

Nice!

[@ArchVizArtist]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@kleotics]

You aré awesome 🌻 Greetings from Mexico more tips please

[@ArchVizArtist]

Thanks! 😀 greetings from Poland!

[@chidratulmoontaha5338]

It was great

[@armanahmed3251]

Please add English subtitles in your all video. it will help us more. Tnx.

[@ArchVizArtist]

Hi Arman, You can turn on automatic subtitles in the video. It's not perfect but it may help :)

[@asmaamobarak5356]

Ty

[@hany3764]

Thank you

[@ArchVizArtist]

You're welcome! 😀

[@rajeswarkarpoor]

Cool trick......Want more videos with real time example

[@demianrached1]

Excelente

[@fazliddinergashev5332]

Yeasssssss More tricks like that plzzzzzzzzzzz

[@ArchVizArtist]

Thank you! :)

[@santiagomatta7404]

More TRICKS! MORE TRICKS!

[@tebanvilla]

Great information! Thanks about that. I just have the question if the plane alters somehow the lighting because it casts shadows behind it... right? Some tip about that? Thanks in advance

[@minatarek4818]

Thankyouu so much for this amazing tutorial. ❤❤ It would be amazing if you teach us how to make fire like the one in that scene 🔥

[@ArchVizArtist]

You're welcome. Thanks for suggestion! 😊

[@donovanybanez4983]

Hello, would a reflective mesh or a 2nd fill light provide faster render times? This lighting trick is great and I'm wondering if it renders faster than a fill light doing the same thing. Keep the tutorials coming.

[@RAHULGUPTA-rp1ul]

nice trick.....

[@ArchVizArtist]

It's really powerful 💪 Happy you like it 😀

[@jacksongeorge930]

Thanks. good idea 🤗🙏🤙

[@ArchVizArtist]

Welcome 😊

[@narendravaishnav6316]

i corona metrial library is real or pbr material or its depend on our ligting.?

[@bilalserany4006]

Hello Ava ! i would like to ask how much resolution is enough for final renders . Thank you !

[@ArchVizArtist]

Typically 5000 px (longer side) is enough :)

[@bilalserany4006]

@@ArchVizArtist thanks !

[@gabrielniemeyer2055]

do you teach this technique deeper on your corona training?

[@exploreadventure4005]

great video....i am 3d visualizer but i never use this tric...... big like to your video, be connected

[@danielguedes1559]

Thank you for the tricks. I would like to know how this works if reflection level is at zero.

[@chrislangeveldt8859]

Daniel reflection would determine how 'sharp' the reflections are. In other words with zero reflection it just means it would be a very diffused reflection. Think in line of surface properties when considering reflection. e.g a rock's surface properties would scatter ( reflect ) the light in all directions due to the micro surface being very coarse. A mirror on the other hand would have a perfect surface and the light wont scatter all over the place and reflection in a perfect angle in angle out. Hope this makes sense. TL:DR Light hits an object and some of that light gets absorbed and some of that light gets reflected, how that reflected light behaves depends on the surface of the object

[@danielguedes1559]

@@chrislangeveldt8859 Wow, now I understand. Thank you very, very much, Chris! Awesome!

[@cithans7501]

super

[@kamilsuria7782]

great ma'am please make one vray tutorial for interior if possible because your teaching way so easily understand....:)

[@ArchVizArtist]

I'll think about this topic. I'm really happy to hear that it's easy for you to follow (as this is my goal 😀). For now, if you are interested in creating vizualizations with use of V-Ray, you can check our Arch Viz Artist Training (link in the description). There are 7 interiors in this course. 😀

[@kamilsuria7782]

@@ArchVizArtist in your website???

[@kamilsuria7782]

I want demo like you uploaded this video of corona render lighting so.

[@AbidAli-wu5oh]

, amazing

[@EverydayDesigner]

How are you loving VRay 5 , i think /they caught up in development to Corona.

[@mohdmohsin2685]

I am fully understanding this technique but where is the use of this technique

[@vishusvinn21]

Can this one trick change the whether colour too???? As you have shown in this video it is only changing the colour of objects........

[@Inbitween]

it's good.

[@irfankhan-k2f6h]

THIS IN NICE

[@anmolgohil2600]

We wood love to see more and more tutorials...i have one question...now a days blender is very popular...so as a archviz artist and 3ds max user...can i go for blender and learn everything...what is the futur?

[@mariaduszak9064]

Majority of free models are in .max model form, some rarely in .fbj or .obj but still often import into blender gets difficult.

[@romannavratilid]

What would be the differece between this and using some "plane" lights (or how are they called in Corona)... The effect here is more subtle than you would ever get with lights (even on super low intensity?) or is the only difference that this technique (i assume) is faster to render (lights) are more hardware/render time demanding?

[@yayaprodtm]

Hi! This is a simple pan (rectangle ) white color ? Not a area light ? i'm not sure.....Thx a lot . Yaya °)

[@ArchVizArtist]

Yes, correct,these are just the simple planes. It's about reflecting the existing light, not adding extra light :)

[@jakobako]

what is your system configuration?

[@ArchVizArtist]

In description..