Light: Science and Magic

"Light: Science and Magic" is mainly meant for experienced photographers since it provides a deep examination of various photographic lighting alternatives. Nonetheless, this book might also be handy for lower-level architects, particularly when it comes to 3D architectural visualization. Any reader who wants to enhance their lighting abilities and make their 3D renderings stand out can find lots of useful information from this title!

In general, "Light: Science and Magic" highlights the core of how lighting affects the final image quality. Even the most costly equipment will not provide jaw-dropping results if you lack lighting knowledge! The same holds true for 3D rendering, since even the most contemporary tools and sophisticated technological applications are insufficient to make outstanding 3D renderings on their own. Even in lighting, a certain amount of knowledge and skill is required.

This book may significantly improve any architect's 3D modeling abilities, which are essential for generating attractive and captivating 3D renderings.

Author: Paul Fuqua, Steven Biver, Fil Hunter

Year of Release: 1990

Score: 4.6 stars (from 279 reviews)