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Lighting a scene using Pro Ren… Daz 3D Forums > 3rd Party Software > Blender Discussion>Lighting a scene using Pro Ren…

Lighting a scene using Pro Render is a pain

lou618_2b45855fe7lou618_2b45855fe7 Posts: 65
August 2022 in Blender Discussion

Apparantly lighting a scene using AMD's Pro Render plugin takes the understanding of a professional photographer or something. Is there a good tutorial somewhere that shows you how to use lights using this plugin? I seem to only ever manage to light the character figures mostly. frown

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  • benniewoodellbenniewoodell Posts: 1,992
    August 2022

    I've never heard of this before. Do you need an AMD card to use it? I have an Intel. 

  • PadonePadone Posts: 3,873
    August 2022

    Nope never used it and don't think I'll do. Out of curiosity why don't you use cycles/eevee ?

  • lou618_2b45855fe7lou618_2b45855fe7 Posts: 65
    August 2022

    benniewoodell said:

    I've never heard of this before. Do you need an AMD card to use it? I have an Intel. 

    An Intel GPU or Nvidia GPU? From what I can tell it can be used with Pro Render. Its free on AMD's website, so its not gonna hurt to try and see. yes

  • lou618_2b45855fe7lou618_2b45855fe7 Posts: 65
    August 2022 edited August 2022

    Padone said:

    Nope never used it and don't think I'll do. Out of curiosity why don't you use cycles/eevee ?

    I was just curious really. The scenes look ultra realistic in it if you go all out. But I basically gave up on it and went back to using cycles. Seems like Pro Render is more for the very serious professional 3D animators. They market it as "fast and easy", yet its anything but. 

    Post edited by lou618_2b45855fe7 on August 2022
  • wolf359wolf359 Posts: 3,875
    August 2022

    I tried  it during my early 2.8X days.

    Found Zero advantages over Cycles/EEVEE

    but alot of disadvantages, so I dropped it

  • lou618_2b45855fe7lou618_2b45855fe7 Posts: 65
    August 2022

    wolf359 said:

    I tried  it during my early 2.8X days.

    Found Zero advantages over Cycles/EEVEE

    but alot of disadvantages, so I dropped it

    What kind of disadvantages though? Its probably a lot better now than last time you tried it. 

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