How to light an object consistently? Like a matcap
Blender Asked by kay combobulate on January 6, 2022
I’m attempting to make a turntable animation of a toy-like object. The video will have a transparent background. I’ve tried studio lighting set up, but without great result. I am looking for a lighting setup like how the matcap looks.
2 Answers
Matcap Material
Matcap Material + Your Texture (here as UV_Grid)
Workbench
Both examples here...
Answered by vklidu on January 6, 2022
Could you provide some screen shots? I think about creating great uv sphere that could surround your scene (somethink like hdr but with consistant light) You could do that by applying emision material to uv sphere
Answered by KacperYZ on January 6, 2022
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