shoes!
Awesome, love the leather, thank you for sharing!
I think you can really take this to the next level with some lighting enhancements!
@DMerzIII
Thanks! !!
I really suck at lighting (and rendering also...that's why I use keyshot cuz it's easy and great..XD )
if you have any suggestion for lighting, let me know...highly appreciated..!
good one.... but if you can control light, it will look even good
Last month I have also render a similar model see here -> https://www.keyshot.com/forum/index.php?topic=14448.0 (https://www.keyshot.com/forum/index.php?topic=14448.0)
Hey @Mo,
Lighting is an artform and it takes time to get better, but if you would like a place to start, I'd watch some of the webinars/videos that Keyshot offers to give you a point of reference. Tim Feher's lighting videos are a great resource for those who want to learn.
If you're using the HDRI editor in Keyshot, think of it as 'painting with light'. Start with just 1 or two lights and see how moving them around the scene will give you drastically different 'moods'. Contrast is huge, so try keeping the lights minimal and vary the strength each light has. Focus the strongest lights on the areas that are most important (this is just a general tip and one you can play with for different results).
Hope that helps!
@DMerzIII
Thanks a lot for information!