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Wonderful and beautiful.

thank you :)

PixelatedBlithe

That is lighting basics in a nutshell and I tip my hat to you Brother.

Magnus

Well, Gifdoozer, you managed to sum up in a few paragraphs what is taught and learned in the real world with formal study. I did not learn this until I was 19 years old and getting my AA Degree in College in Still photography. The year was 1979.

Magnus

More or less what you described. More casual sex (can be anal too). It does not need to have a special setting or toy/tools needed. Kinda what another great creator called Fpsblyck does.

Sylas

What do you mean by vanilla? I've seen the word vanilla used a lot in NSFW content but never got it quite clear xD is that suposed to be vaginal? Or maybe more soft situations like not that many BDSM as i'm making lately? I think that the animation i have in mind for Judy (once i got her model ready) will be vanilla. But I really could use a definition for the vanilla thing :)

Gifdoozer

Sure :3 First of all, go check on google images some photography studio setup schemes. They're quite easy to understand. Mostly you can work with 2 side lights (one stronger than the other) and one from the model's back, that way you'll get lile some highlights on the edges. What I usually do is first of all position the camera in a place i like. And then think of what kind of light setup i might want for the scene. In this one for example i wanted to put an emphasis on the top one, as ig there was a lamp on top iluminating the whole thing (that had to be the strong one) then i simply add lights where i find dark areas. For example. If you were to iluminate a ball the same way i did on this onex after adding the top spotlight, you'll be getting some dark sreas on the lower part of the ball, you can either add some lights from the sides or add one from the bottom (i would prefer adding one on each side so i could make one stronger than the other, allowing me to iluminate one side better) you can play with light colors too :3 Also, one thing I do a lot and not sure if it's a common thing to do, is checking every light individually. When I have the whole light setup ready, if i don't know what's looking weird i turn them all off and start activating and deactivating them one by one. So i get a more complete idea on how esch light is iluminating the scene. That way if i find that one doesn't light well one side i know which one to change :3 Not sure if that helped much, but afterall, like everything else, it's practice what makes it better :3 plus some volumetrics always add that nice touch

Gifdoozer

damn man! that some insane lighting! wanna throw any tips my way?

PixelatedBlithe

Love these new ones. Got a question, when do we get a vanilla one? Just some variaty.

Sylas