I have changed the light from directional light to point light as I didn't like the shadows the directional light was throwing, so now there is less shadow and the colours come up better. I took the settings from the original light and then modified from there to save me to start from scratch, and it worked out quite well.
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Sunday, 9 July 2017
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Wednesday, 10 May 2017
Lighting Test - Why are my shadows red?
I tried the point light first but because it's an outside setting the directional light works a lot better but in both cases some shadows are red? Not even all of them :p My shadow colour is navy in the first picture and black in the second, no change in shadow redness!
Lighting Test Amended
Alan showed me which lights and shadows to use and I played around a little, but after I thought I was done I realised that the first image looks very grey, sterile almost "like the 8am sun when you first leave the house" (Tumo's words) so I added some yellow into the light (all those tack rooms have lights with a yellow tinge, otherwise you'd be able to see what you're doing!) and then added some white back in, but I think it looks pretty ok now. I really love the shadows!
Edit: I've turned up the intensity because it just seemed too dull and grey still, a little better now.
Lighting tests
This one seemed too dark.
I did not like the grainy shadows.
These shadows look nice if a bit sharp, and seem to fit the style.
Last frame.
First frame.
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