the most simple studio-setup ever

[Gijs]

two vraylights, two vrayplanes.


and (just in case someone finds it useful) the setup:

[gilicom]

how can you increase the shadow on that image?

[roppin]

really nice one.

[rpc212]

Excellent! So simple yet so effective!

Well done!

[DaForce]

Very nice, but the shadows need to be strong IMO

[trivision3d]

Ziet er goed uit.....complimenten.

Maarten

[priad]

Nice render.
Why don't put a little sphere Vraylight to sharp your shadows?

[Gijs]

Thanks for the comments, I agree that it could have a bit more shadow. I am quite happy though with the 'just the product' look.

[Mark David]

Hey Gijs, i can't see the image man, can you post it again please? im doing a studio setup here and i would love to see yours.

Best regards

Mark

[yeohyip]

Thanks for the comments, I agree that it could have a bit more shadow. I am quite happy though with the 'just the product' look.

I like it quite a bit too. Thanks for sharing this setup!

[Gijs]

Hey Gijs, i can't see the image man, can you post it again please? im doing a studio setup here and i would love to see yours.

Best regards

Mark

It should be visible, I did not remove it.

I like it quite a bit too. Thanks for sharing this setup!

Thanks, hope it is useful for you.

[gilicom]

I will ask again
how can he get more shadows from this studio setup?(priad,DaForce)

[priad]

To Gilicom:

First choice: add a Vraylight in sphere to the scene and adjust the radius until to have good soft shadows(remember the flashlight technique to have very sharp shadows ).

Second choice: in one of the two vraylight (plane) he can unchecked ignore normal then adjust the size to have good soft shadows.

I don't think that very sharp shadows are needed but a good soft shadows will be pretty cool.

There are others solution but these are good IMO especialy the first.

[Gijs]

I will ask again
how can he get more shadows from this studio setup?(priad,DaForce)

In this example, the 'fill-light' is quite strong, it is possible to reduce that one, now it takes away most of the 'key-light' shadow. The keylight is the light opposite to the camera.

[giraffe]

hi
I like this pure white effect a lot.
I wanna do a similar studio setup. where ground is pure white. and soft shadows.
I have some questions if you can answer:
1.did u use vraylight material in upper vrayplane?
2. if so, how did u control burning?
I cant make such pure diffuse white ground.