I don't know of any offical tutorial, but short of radiosity for correct
lighting I would have one main light, then duplicate lights in a ring around
the origin (or look_at point), but each of the secondary lights should be low,
less than 0.5 in color value and have the shadowless keyword should be
included.

jivvy wrote:

> I rarely do outdoor scenes (in fact I'm working on my first "realism"
> outdoor piece) and while I am nowhere near finished, I can tell that I am
> already at loss for how I am going to light the thing.  Are there any
> lighting tutorials out there that talk more about placement/effects than the
> differences between the various lighting types?
>
> TIA,
>
> Claire

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