Reallllllllllllll simple actually..... Render the scene... Add mats and atmosphere and lighting, and show and tell what you did. Im hoping Brycers will compare results, maybe we can all work together to lock down on an awesome, surefire method of lighting... Sounds impossible, but I dont think so... A strategy for lights would seriously improve my work... How about you guys?!? Is everyone 100% comfortable w/ lighting? Well, as we share what we do and learn, well learn more, and improve our skills...

The "experiment" end of it is just giving something standard to work w/ to keep consistency for testing. Lighting is hard enough, and w/ each and every scene lighting changes, but not "how the lights work"... I think, working together, we can figure it out... We can ALL benefit, i dont think theres anything to lose...

Dont be a party pooper :P Join in :) What do you know about lights? Im sure theres something everyone can share. That 1 little piece of info, that "secret", that "trick they do"...............

I hope people dont overlook or underestimate their techniques and methods either... Its too easy to say "well, my art isnt that good, no reason for me to participate".... PHOOEY!!! Thats even MORE reason... Practice what you see, imitate, and incorporate. In no time, youll be "adding" your own spice in the mix, and all these spices together will make 1 helluva batch of fried chicken...

MMMMMMMMMMMMMmmmmmm.................. fried chicken...............

Now Ive gone and done it :P Time to cook :)

peace and cheese grease folks!!!

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