Ambient Occlusion
Ethan Davis explains ‘ambient occlusion’ (also known as AO) and how to use it to create shadows.
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- Food Photography and Styling
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- Electronics Photography
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Dear Karl,
Thank you for providing these short videos explaining the various terminologies relating to Blender. If possible, may I suggest that sub-titles be added to the remaining video clips, as done in the very first episode ‘Alpha Channels’.
Thanks and regards,
Vasantha