มือใหม่! จัดแสงละมุนใน 7 นาที! EP.2 [Blender]

Introduction

In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up soft lighting in Blender to create a warm and inviting scene. This guide will walk you through the essential steps of arranging your lighting and camera settings, making it ideal for beginners looking to enhance their 3D rendering skills.

Step 1: Setting Up Your Scene

• Start by opening Blender and creating a new project.
• Add your desired models to the scene that you want to illuminate.
• Ensure proper arrangement and positioning of objects to maximize the effects of your lighting.

Step 2: Configuring the Camera

• Select the camera in your scene.
• Press N to open the properties panel and configure the following settings:
  • Focal Length: Adjust according to the desired perspective (e.g., 35mm for a natural view).
  • Depth of Field: Enable this option if you want to create a blurring effect on the background.
  • Focus Distance: Set this to the distance to your main subject for the best sharpness.

Step 3: Arranging the Lighting

• Add a light source to your scene by navigating to:
  • Add > Light > Area Light for soft and diffuse illumination.
• Position the light:
  • Place it at a 45-degree angle in relation to your main subject for effective highlighting.
  • Adjust the height to create a natural light fall-off.
• Set the power of the light:
  • Start with a low power setting (e.g., 100 watts) and gradually increase until you achieve the desired brightness.

Step 4: Fine-Tuning the Lighting

• In the light properties panel, adjust the following settings:
  • Color: Choose a warm color temperature (around 3000K) for a cozy effect.
  • Size: Increase the size for softer shadows.
• Experiment with multiple light sources:
  • Use a combination of area lights and point lights to create depth and dimension in your scene.

Step 5: Rendering Your Scene

• Once satisfied with your lighting setup, it's time to render.
• Go to the Render tab and select:
  • Render Image: This will generate a still image of your scene.
• Review the image and make any necessary adjustments to lighting or camera settings if needed.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you can effectively set up soft lighting in Blender, enhancing the visual appeal of your 3D scenes. Remember to experiment with different light types and settings to find what works best for your specific projects. Happy rendering!