and I've watched almost all of them
Just viewed the 1st 2 videos from the set, and those alone explained quite a few issues I've been having,
am just gonna have to watch them 10-12 more times each, and take some notes, to remember most of it.
When people commented on latest WIP and suggested linear workflow, I never really understood what they meant, now I have a better idea, and it all starts to make some sense.
OK OK, I'm a bit thick headed at times, so ya don't have to rub it in
Keep in mind, all the questions I have are meant for still images, and everything I do is strictly personal
there are no animations, or skills needed for job hunting/production house type quality.
but, I want my images to look as good as possible too.
1. To what extreme is the difference between applying the simple exposure, and the photographic exposure ?
2. When doing the AO thru render layers, does it pretty much give you what could be done by doing separate renders and applying in Photoshop?
(I realize in Photoshop there are additional minute adjustments that can be made, but is quality of doing it strictly within Maya gonna be pretty much the same ?)
I'll have more questions in future, but am going to review the 1st 2 vids and take notes before moving on .....
kudos to the person making this tut
it'll definitely help me with my bedroom scene and the lighting/rendering that has bothered me the most
