- [Instructor] Each scene or each environment
already has predefined lights in there
that give you the look that you're seeing right here.
Now we the option of adding new lights,
if you'd like to.
So to go down here and click on New Light
under any of the environments.
Click, go there.
And then again, we're going to be modifying this
Chrome Studio environment.
So we're going to be adding that new light in.
And that new light shows up right down here
at the bottom.
So you click on your light.
Now I have the ability to double-click on that
and position the light however I'd like.
So I have light number one.
And it is enabled.
I can select the type of light.
Whether a point light, directional light, or spot light.
And I can control the brightness of it.
So you can see how's I'm moving that scrollbar
back and forth.
I'm going to give couple different options
as far as how that's looking.
So I'm going to go over here for the Fast render
so you get a little bit quicker view of what's happening.
And notice, it's really highlighting quite a bit now.
So if I turn that off, it makes it a little bit harder
to see inside of there.
All of sudden I've enabled that now
so I'm getting another light kind of coming in
from the top here.
You can see where this shadows are laying.
And I now have the ability to adjust
the color temperature for instance.
I can select what I'm aiming at or following.
And I can change the position as well.
So I can just click on these values here
and start typing in like another value.
Say if I went to 20, you can see the light
will move slightly.
And you can move those things all around
in your scene.
Now the other thing you want to point out
is if you want to like get rid of a backplate.
For instance, let's go ahead and click on that one,
hit Delete, take that out.
So it really doesn't make sense
to have it behind there.
So now I'm back into just a regular environment.
And I really do like that new light I added.
It really makes me kind of see into
the watch a little bit better
and it gives a little bit more interesting
depth of field and contrast.
So I really do like that light.
And you can add as many lights as you want
but this one here looks pretty good.
So I'm pretty happy with where we're at
at least in this set up.
So you can add as many lights as you want.
You can adjust them.
You can change the color or the size or location.
And you get really a huge amount of control over those.
The other thing you might want to do,
is zoom in or zoom out of your model
so you can see what's going on here
and where those lights happen to be in the environment.
So you can then play with them.
So if you click over here in the light,
you can see again the shadows
in the Scene Settings and so on,
if you make it an interior or exterior.
And you can even set this up as a new environment
once you've established lights and did things.
You're going to say that I was in a new environment
or a new back plate, whatever you really need to do.
So lot of options there with lighting
and setting up your scene correctly.