go here for tips on light in photography; and think of it when using lights in TFP and the effects on the resulting render; to help get a start to fewer test renders.
http://www.popphoto.com/gallery/top-10-photography-lighting-facts-you-should-know?cmpid=enews013113&spPodID=020&spMailingID=5126682&spUserID=MTE1NzU4NzA3MTES1&spJobID=309185429&spReportId=MzA5MTg1NDI5S0
it is a long URL string, select all, copy, paste into browser...or just start at popphoto.com and drill down
Doug.S
Hi Doug,
It is always nice to read about lighting / photography and try to figure out how it may help enhance a rendering. Lighting is a very major part in getting good rendering.
thanks for the link.
Jack
I have the Wacom Pen and Touch. It is a fun product , not too hard to use. I am installing Windows 8 on my main computer in two weeks and hope that the Pen and Touch works with it.
Doug S.
Jack Zimmer :
Mr. Allan Chesney gave me an invaluable tip. Think of setting the camera, lighting and exposure (when rendering) the same way you use a "real" camera.
garystan