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Hey everyone, this will be straight and to the point. This video covers lighting tools in Blender - not necessarily lighting techniques, but seven different methods to add light to a Blender scene. Ill do my best to point out all the differences between Eevee and Cycles and Ill sprinkle in some useful lighting tips as we go. Like this one. Did you know that you can type in a negative value in the strength of a light in Blender and the lamp will actually absorb light from the scene to make areas darker. Pretty cool. Ok, so lets get started. The main way to add light to a Blender scene is using lamps. There are four types of lamps in Blender and each have different uses. They also have slightly different settings depending on whether we are using Cycles or Eevee. The Blender default scene includes one point lamp. To add a lamp to our scene, we hover in the 3D viewport and press Shift+A. Go down in the options and find Lights. Itll give us the four types of lamps that we can add: P
