Luxology Unveils New Studio Lighting & Illumination Kit

Category: News
11-Feb-2010
Mountain View, Calif. - Luxology, a technology company developing next-generation 3D content creation software, is introducing a new Studio Lighting & Illumination Kit (SLIK) created by Yazan Malkosh. With an extensive collection of presets, scenes, items, materials, and video tutorials to help customers light computer-generated (CG) creations, SLIK provides realistic lighting of scenes that mimics those found in the real world of photography.

"CG artists and designers often spend a fair amount of time refining lighting solutions to bring out the best in their models," says Brad Peebler, president of Luxology. "With SLIK, artists are easily able to bring the realism of a studio shoot into a CG-based production and create amazing 3D renderings that are vivid and believable."

The kit includes an extensive collection of accurately modeled lights, tripods, booms, cameras, reflectors and platform backdrops, all of which have been modeled to a high level of detail to bring studio-quality production values to customers' scenes. The kit also includes pre-built lighting set-ups that support small-scale, medium-scale, large-scale, and portrait studio photography.

"The staging and lighting of a subject can be time-consuming and frustrating without the proper tools, but SLIK allows me to stage and light a scene quickly and painlessly," says freelance illustrator Warner McGee. "Making small or even large adjustments to the scene is simple and straightforward with these precise and flexible tools."

The Studio Lighting & Illumination Kit is available immediately for the suggested retail price of USD $125.


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