How to Use Studio Lights in Blender (Blender Lighting 101 Series)

In this Blender tutorial, I will show you how to use studio lights in Blender. Umbrella is a very popular light modifier in studio photography. There are some minor differences when you use them. I will show you the differences between them.
Regardless you are a product photographer or a portraiture photographer, you have used these lighting modifiers when you shooting.
In Blender, we can create similar lighting materials that replicated the actual lights in the studio lighting situation.
This is an ongoing studio lighting video series, which means improving your understanding of using studio lights in Blender or even in a real photoshoot.
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[@nathitappan]

This series is truly great! Thanks for making it. In CG we spend as much time making a scene as we do trying to make it imperfect so it looks more realistic. I think starting with real life constraints such as lightning equipment is a huge step in that direction and can save a lot of time

[@SamirPatnaik]

Super useful series, Wenbo. Couldn't have done without it.

[@WenboZhao]

thanks bro

[@mirellitereza3951]

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[@WenboZhao]

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[@jimkaplan]

Wenbo, thank you for producing these very informative videos!

[@WenboZhao]

Thank you for your support Jim! Glad to hear this type of video is helpful for you 🥰