Attached Link: http://www.renderosity.com/viewed.ez?galleryid=916131&Start=1&Artist=silverblade33&ByArtist=Yes

Ok, this pic is one I've put in the Gallery, but I'd like to get info and feedback, specifically about lighting :)

First time I've really messed aroudn with the lighting for indoors. So, no Sun, 4 lights (torches from corners of scene) plus 2 soft lights from the characters weapons.
Messed around with global radiosity.
Does this look good for the lighting, should I change any thing etc?
Any tips on indoor lighting?

Thanks for any help :)

Message edited on: 03/25/2005 12:12

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I'm no expert here, but as a novice and a viewer of this image I would suggest that there should be some dark areas, almost black in the background to give a better 3d look. I think that equates to better shading in the scene. BUT, I like the work you have done so far.

Yah the light should only be from 4 torches, plus 2 faint lights at models hm... thanks for feedback :)

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I think the lighting looks excellent for this type of scene