3. With the default light still selected, press
p to open the Light Properties panel. If
the Render Globals properties panel is
still open, press p twice; the first time
closes the panel and the second opens
Light Properties.
4. In the panel, change the Light Type
setting to Spotlight.
This spotlight will be the key light, or
the main light, in the scene setup. You??™ll
be creating a three-point lighting situation
in this scene.
5. Change the Light Intensity to 90%.
You can do this by either clicking or
dragging the value slider in the Light
Properties panel, or simply entering
the value. Figure 4.12 shows the panel
with changes.
Note
6. Set the Light Color to off-white (R: 245, G: 245, B: 220). You can do this by clicking
and dragging directly on the RGB values or by clicking the color swatch and
using your computer??™s color picker to set the value.
You??™ve set the Light Color to off-white because light is never purely white. In a
studio setting, the key light burns with a slight off-white tint. At the bottom of the
lights panel, set the Spotlight Cone Angle to 40 degrees and the Spotlight Soft
Edge Angle to 40 degrees.
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