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Exhale-NL — Abstract Lighting Tutorial
Published: 2005-02-23 12:36:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 7469; Favourites: 90; Downloads: 3142
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For all of you who wanted to know.
PS: sorry for the typos
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Comments: 45
Amazing tutorial... Been looking for one for so long.
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I'm glad that mine helped you out
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very nice tutorial guna be trying that out for sure, again gj!
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What is going on,im watching you and i haven't get a note/message/notice on this one???
Great tut mate
realization.
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Hmm the final piece looks awesome! Do you posted it at dA?
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nopes, it was a very quick 5 minutes thing 
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great tut,
helpfull
definitly gonna try it out
cheers
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damn as i saw this i was like "why didnt i havge this idea?" simple and brilliant, i used to burn or lighten my stuff manually but this is a great way.
one of the most helpful tuts ever
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Hey man great tut.
I've always done my lighting with c4d of course, but this might be fun to try your technique. Gosh it's been so long since i've done any sort of lighting with ps.
Good job bro. It's a hit.
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niks nieuws voor mij jammer genoeg maar wel coolie joelie voor andere natuurlijk lol... zo te lezen gebruiken mensen deze techniek weinig dus des te beter : )
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heeeeeeeeeeeeeey luuc!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
hoi
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Looking good mate, very creative lighting ways here
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hm...never tried to light up the renders, I should try that sometimes, thanks :]
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Very insightful sir. A good technique that I'm sure a ton of people including myself, overlook. I'll have to remember this.
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Good sharing bud 
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Excellent man!! been looking for this kind of tutorials!! thanks for sharing!
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o.O
Thats really handy ^^
Gotta try it out =]
Great share man, thanks alot =]
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i dont usually shadow my things like that either but great technique
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Useful technique... although it seems an obvious thing to do I don't usually shadow or highlight my renders like that.
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interesting ty for sharing. i was gonna ask you for a collab for a render i was working on that needed that kind of lighting
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well if you still need my pro-skillz (kuch) we can always collab
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0.o 
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very good tutorial man, maybe i will try it sometime
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Interesting, but I never did that. I even rendered the elements with correct lighting in the model construction stage.
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I know that it's possible to render all the lighting you want in a 3D program, but when I do that it doesn't turns out as I want it most of the time. And I love to brush lighting it's one of the funnest parts in making pieces imo
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Yeah, airbrushing is fun. I do it only to color my pieces
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