Welcome back to our light projection experiments in Blender. If you haven’t seen the 1st part, I recommend you check it out to get a handle on the basics. This time, we’re diving into a real-world 3d scene painting it with vibrant, flowing light projections, all using Cycles.
Download our .blend files and experiment along with us
In this Blender tutorial, you’ll learn:
- Set up light projection in Cycles, in a real-world scene
- Do light blocking
- Try out projection with an area light
- Combat the pesky noise in Cycles
- …to achieve a sleek cinematic look.
All images and video footages are sourced from Pixabay, Unsplash, and Pexels, licensed under CC0 (public domain).
Special thanks to Dolgov for the fantastic model we’re using in this tutorial. You can find it on Sketchfab under a Creative Commons Attribution license.
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