Session Notes
Continuing on from my last practise session in Maya, I decided to learn a little more about setting up and manipulating a scene with lights by reading the book "3d Graphics & Animation" by Mark Giambruno (chapter six-page 292-300) which was extremely beneficial by breaking down each type of light and its usage.
However, as I created new lights and correctly positioned my three main lights for a standard three-point lighting system it took an additional three lights to correctly brighten the objects in the rendered image. (figure a)
Referances
Malory Spicer, Naila Zaman, Sankaip Sharma, Steve Tatz. (2015). Lighting in Maya. Available: http://web.cse.ohio-state.edu/~parent/classes/682/WI12/TechReports/lighting.pdf. Last accessed 1st November 2016Spicer.
By Sebastian Jones
Continuing on from my last practise session in Maya, I decided to learn a little more about setting up and manipulating a scene with lights by reading the book "3d Graphics & Animation" by Mark Giambruno (chapter six-page 292-300) which was extremely beneficial by breaking down each type of light and its usage.
However, as I created new lights and correctly positioned my three main lights for a standard three-point lighting system it took an additional three lights to correctly brighten the objects in the rendered image. (figure a)
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| Figure A |
Referances
Malory Spicer, Naila Zaman, Sankaip Sharma, Steve Tatz. (2015). Lighting in Maya. Available: http://web.cse.ohio-state.edu/~parent/classes/682/WI12/TechReports/lighting.pdf. Last accessed 1st November 2016Spicer.
By Sebastian Jones
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