Week 10
Experimenting with Mayas’ standard and Arnold lighting tools
Week 10
12th December 2022 - 18th December 2022
Render from in-person class lecture - Experimenting with lighting tools - Render Credit: Anna McKee
12/12/2022 -
INTRODUCTION TO Mayas’ lighting tools-
WEEK 10
Due to time constraints Week 10 will comprise of the images already present within this web page.
Further information may be added during future research and development of skills within the University programme.
CLASS NOTES - Lighting and Rendering
WEEK 10
Credit: Anna McKee
12/12/2022 -
INTERNAL WORKSHOP -
Standard AND ARNOLD lighting tools
WEEK 10
Render Credit: Anna McKee
Due to time constraints Week 10 will comprise of the images already present within this web page.
Further information may be added during future research and development of skills within the University programme.
INTERNAL WORKSHOP -
Light Blockers and ADJUSTING spotlight shadows
WEEK 10
Render Credit: Anna McKee
Due to time constraints Week 10 will comprise of the images already present within this web page.
Further information may be added during future research and development of skills within the University programme.
INTERNAL WORKSHOP - Photometric Lighting
Week 10 -
Model credit: Kingston University, Render Credit: Anna McKee
Due to time constraints Week 10 will comprise of the images already present within this web page.
Further information may be added during future research and development of skills within the University programme.
INTERNAL WORKSHOP -
Creating emotive lighting
WEEK 10
Model credit: Kingston University, Render + Screenshot Credit: Anna McKee
Due to time constraints Week 10 will comprise of the images already present within this web page.
Further information may be added during future research and development of skills within the University programme.
Self Reflection
Week 10
Overall I felt that week 10 comprised of unique and interesting topics such as the effects of varying lighting systems (Spotlight, Directional Light, Point Light, Area Light, etc), how to portray emotion with light and the background and use of Photometric lighting.
Personally I have found that completing these internal Lighting class tutorials has helped me to gain an appreciation for the importance of a professional lighting setup within Maya.
This is because a model with visually appealing lighting (such as the added use of colours and light blockers) can easily surpass the quality of its original characteristics, especially in comparison to a basic 3 point lighting setup.
Creating a range of Animations…