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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 18 10:25 pm)
HI, try this:
select first light,
if it is INFINITE light then go to its PROPERTIES tab and change light's type to SPOT,
now go to MENU->OBJECT->CHANGE PARENT (or from PROPERTIES tab select SET PARENT button which will appear when you change the light's type)
select camera you want as a parent - and ok
change back light to its original type.
Follow above steps for all lights you want to follow your camera - should work.
For a 360 degree product shot , I would set up lights and camera , and then rotate the product rather than animate the camera. THis works fine for things like cars or clothes.
If it needs to be a real flyaround then you either need to provide a fairly even 360 light which is not that hard (3 spotlights even placed ) or parent the lights to a ball prop and rotate the ball as you move your camera. (position the ball prop out of camera view above your scene)
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Hi,
I have a quick question. Let me first say I am a total newb when it comes to lighting - I've only been using pre-made sets.
I'm working on an animation that has the camera doing a 360 degrees flyaround, but my lighting is only lighting the front, it doesn't rotate as I move camera. Is there an eas way to accomplish this?
Thank you very much. :]