Thank you very much for this solution Pillock. I suspected there was a similar technique or setting, but I didn't know where they were. They will definitely be useful to me. I found short and clear demonstration:
Very nice. Thanks very much for providing information about how you set up the scene. I also appreciate it that you went for Sun-Sky only environment, since I haven't used that mode yet. I'd like to try it soon and see how it turns out. I see you can use emissive surfaces together with Sun-Sky lighting, that's good to know. But can you also add mesh lighting (spotlights, point lights, distant lights)? I think I read or listened somewhere that it is not possible. And by the looks of your screenshots, it looks as if the user cannot add image-based lighting (HDRIs) either when in Sun-Sky mode.
Really useful, thanks!
I made an attempt because I have no information. When you are on Sun-Sky-only option the added lights don't really appear in the scene. If you choose Dome or Dome and Scene then they appear. I do not guarantee 100% accuracy of the above information.
HDRI light only appears in Dome and Dome and Scene options. Otherwise, in Sun Sky mode, the Environment map menu is not displayed
Thanks, she could be move back a bitHey! Darkwen is back with a render, yeah. (whispers: next time push her a little back on the table. Both knees in the air don't work.)
All goodI really hope you understand it was positive critic. I wan't you to do more renders, just be more carefull with posing.
Than again, who am i to critizise. I made so much crap.
, first render in awhile I could use a critic
I would like to add a little tip, try setting a higher limit for max samples. You are using post-denoiser, so on a small number of samples it blurs the picture too much. Try with 1000 or higher. It will take longer, but the image will be clearer and more detailed.
As some constructive Criticism I would pose Josy's right arm (left arm from our view) to rest on the table. Looks like she might fall backwards any moment!
