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Hi guys and what come to lights or 3-D lights in After Effects.

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Now in this lecture I will introduce how to create a light and what is a single light and then we will

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develop later on with other lights that are very useful.

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So here we have an image.

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It's not entirely because I want to show you something and then you have a text that is light and the

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color of the text is a bit gray.

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Of course as usual we are in our minimal workspace and we have open the project manager just over here.

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To delight all you have to do is to right click and you go in you and you have the light here.

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Just click on it.

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The light setting panel will open up for you to either your first night or two and the like to see that

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there are several types of light here.

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If you click you will not see how little spot point an ambient.

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Let's start with the ambient light now not something very important here.

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Some of the properties here have been shaded off because this ambient light does not have these properties

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or does not work with these properties.

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So for the NPM light all you have is the color and the intensity and this bleak OK.

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Now give you a message here.

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Can red lights do not affect to the last.

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So these layers that you have in our composition should be in 3-D.

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So the light can affect them so let's click OK and put these two layers into 3-D.

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Now notice it seems like nothing has happened and you can't even see the light here.

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That is because it's an ambient light.

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The ambient light will just light up your composition all the 3-D layers.

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So let's it the ambient light.

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If you're done you have light options and underlined options you have only intensity and color for the

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ambient light other type of lights will have different properties over here.

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So you can increase the intensity.

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That is the intensity of the light.

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And you know you can just decrease the way you would like.

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So you can see what's happening with the ambient light.

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First of all there is no light.

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Actually it is this small point over here this is the light and this is not the default position.

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This is the position of the last light.

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I have created here.

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So if you create a light then put on ambient light you get a small dot just to tell you the light is

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here but really it doesn't matter because the ambient light will light up or will have an intensity

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on all the letters even this incense.

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If you notice it's got become negative.

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OK.

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So in some cases it'll be very useful in some cases not useful at all like not good.

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You also have the light color you can change the color to anything you want.

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OK let's say we take a look.

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So now all the three layers have been affected using the intensity.

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Now you can play with the light.

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Now notice this is a very interesting light and you can get used to it if you want to light up your

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scene so you have several videos and you have some graphics and so on and you want to insert a light

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that will brighten or dim or change the colors of all your 3-D glasses that will be very useful ambient

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light.

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In our case here what would be interesting is to make the text and not 3-D and not just the light now

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is affecting only the image itself behind.

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Now there are several ways to edit the properties of a light.

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The first one is like I have done you just roll down and then turn down the light options and you see

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all the options or you can double click on the light and go back here.

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Give it a nice name if you like.

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Change the light type would see that later change the color and the intensity whatever properties are

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going guys.

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So this is for the ambient light at the back to 100 percent and then in the next texture we see another

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type of light.
