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03/05/2012 22:26:17

DreekoMuvizu mogulExperimental user
Dreeko
Posts: 1257 		Tutorials playlist updated.
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7993C5DECDB85561&feature=plcp

Cheers
D
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04/05/2012 12:04:25

toonaramaMuvizu mogulExperimental user
toonarama
Posts: 661 		Fantastic tutorial and great effects - thank you very much
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04/05/2012 13:01:29

ScorpyX
ScorpyX
Posts: 17 		Really nice video and tutorial - good job
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04/05/2012 21:12:02

gimmick
gimmick
Posts: 179 		Very interesting tutorial and a very nice b&w thriller environment
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01/08/2012 16:43:25

DreekoMuvizu mogulExperimental user
Dreeko
Posts: 1257 		Another Tutorial Vid

As requested Lighting!

Part 1



Hope it's of use to someone.

Any further tutorial suggestions are always welcome!

Cheers
D
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01/08/2012 20:35:52

toonaramaMuvizu mogulExperimental user
toonarama
Posts: 661 		great tutorial dreeko - really appreciated. It is the additional touches like the use of a second light that make so much difference to the finished look. Thank you
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02/08/2012 16:21:23

DreekoMuvizu mogulExperimental user
Dreeko
Posts: 1257 		toonarama wrote:
great tutorial dreeko - really appreciated. It is the additional touches like the use of a second light that make so much difference to the finished look. Thank you



Thanks Toon!

As Mysto has said previously, sometime you just do something and don't think about it (like the second light) So I'm glad that these little things are helpful!

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02/08/2012 16:54:01

DreekoMuvizu mogulExperimental user
Dreeko
Posts: 1257 		Coming soon

Lighting tutorial part 2!

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02/08/2012 18:18:02

dwino
dwino
Posts: 56 		Thank you very much Dreeko!
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02/08/2012 18:30:39

MrDrWho13Muvizu mogulExperimental user
MrDrWho13
Posts: 2220 		I'm waiting for part 3...



Love the sneak preview of part 2!rock on
edited by MrDrWho13 on 02/08/2012
edited by MrDrWho13 on 02/08/2012
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02/08/2012 19:58:45

DyllyMuvizu mogulExperimental user
Dylly
Posts: 555 		Part 3? Ah yes but what series?

Great Tutorial Dreeko, lighting is one of my bugbears so I'm following these tutorials closely!
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02/08/2012 20:11:05

MrDrWho13Muvizu mogulExperimental user
MrDrWho13
Posts: 2220 		Dylly wrote:
Part 3? Ah yes but what series?



The lighting one!
edited by MrDrWho13 on 02/08/2012
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02/08/2012 21:22:25

ziggy72Muvizu mogulExperimental user
ziggy72
Posts: 1988 		Dreeko wrote:
Coming soon

Lighting tutorial part 2!





Aha! The dark! Now you've caught my interest...
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07/08/2012 11:03:01

DreekoMuvizu mogulExperimental user
Dreeko
Posts: 1257 		Lighting tutorial part 2



Hope it's of use to someone

D
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07/08/2012 11:49:35

MrDrWho13Muvizu mogulExperimental user
MrDrWho13
Posts: 2220 		WOW, Thanks again Dreeko!
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07/08/2012 12:21:46

Dozer
Dozer
Posts: 16 		thanks for the video...
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07/08/2012 22:35:23

DreekoMuvizu mogulExperimental user
Dreeko
Posts: 1257 		Dozer wrote:
thanks for the video...


No probs!
All suggestions for part 3 are more than welcome!
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08/08/2012 10:28:35

MrDrWho13Muvizu mogulExperimental user
MrDrWho13
Posts: 2220 		Dreeko wrote:
All suggestions for part 3 are more than welcome!



Can we have explosion lighting please? (possibly in use with the explosion effect?)
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08/08/2012 12:13:39

toonaramaMuvizu mogulExperimental user
toonarama
Posts: 661 		Another brilliant tutorial (thank you)
Must admit I have always assumed the directional light should be positioned at the light source but you are positioning it at the subject with much better effect. Is this the way it is meant to work?
Thanks
Mick
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08/08/2012 14:41:58

DreekoMuvizu mogulExperimental user
Dreeko
Posts: 1257 		Ah! Explosion lighting! Request noted..

Toonarama!
No the directional light can be positioned anywhere. It seems to have the same effect whether you place it on the ground or in the air. All you have to think about is the direction it points and the strength of the brightness you require.
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