[R110] 🥾 Free studio lighting tool by Google

The best photographers aren't collectors of gear, but students of light. (my favourite quote this week) Hello Hello 👋 Learning lighting is hard. Like, really hard. Most beginners shoot only with natural light for that exact reason. But Google just dropped a free tool (virtual lighting studio) that might change how you practice. It’s called Learning Light , and it’s an easy way to try studio lighting—even if you don’t own a single light. Light speaks its own language - practice listening before speaking fluently. 🚀 What's Learning Light Tool All About? Google's "Learning Light" is part of their new AI experiments focusing on arts and culture . Think of it as a virtual playground where you can do followings, ⛵ It’s a virtual lighting studio Move lights, adjust their power, tweak color and shadows—all in a browser. You get a mannequin and a set with props (yes, even weird ones like rusty barrels). ⛵ You don’t need gear to learn Can’t afford softboxes or strobes yet? No problem. This is like a free playground to see how lighting works without spending a cent. Lighting doesn’t just shape faces—it shapes stories. ⛵ AI guides you through it The built-in chatbot (called LuxeBot3000 👾) gives quick lessons on intensity, color, mood, and more. Think of it as lighting class without the pressure. ⛵ You can play freely After the lessons, you can mess around with lights however you want. Test stuff. Break the rules. Rebuild your scene. That’s where the real fun begins. ⛵ Bonus: Real-world scenes included Switch the background to a restaurant, ski resort, or even a train station. You’ll get a better feel for how lighting works in different environments. ⛵ It's free and browser-based No downloads. No payment. Just open it and start learning. Tools like set.a.light 3D cost upwards of $100—this costs you zero. Even the best views need the right light. 🚀 Who This Is Perfect For This tool is ideal if you're: A complete beginner to studio lighting Working with a tight budget Visual learner who needs to see changes in real-time Planning a shoot and want to test some ideas Just curious about how different lighting affects mood Note: Is Google's Learning Light perfect? Nope. Is it a helpful starting point that costs nothing but time? Absolutely! For many photographers curious about studio lighting but hesitant to invest heavily, this might be just the low-risk introduction needed to spark a new creative direction. Remember, the best way to learn is by doing. So grab your camera and get out there – spring won't wait! 🟢 Until the next one, Keep chasing horizons, one frame at a time and let's be mindful of our environment. Cheers!! 🚀 Planning Trip, Check 🔻 [product_category category="itinerary,checklist"] ⛳ Other fun stuff ✔️ New prints are available in the shop, check it out . ✔️ Rahul's Newsletter - Learning & Sharing Concepts Beyond Text Books. The JustDraft is a free newsletter to receive ideas shared with 2200+ people each week directly to your inbox. Join now to start practising change. ✔️ Buy Ready To Use Itineraries - Hand curated travel plans, maps, guides, photo editing presets and many more. ✔️ UK Weekender - Wondering where to go next weekend. Join Weekender and receive travel insights from the UK, epic photography spots every week in your inbox. 🚀 Here are the tools I found interesting in last few weeks and still exploring 🎋 TextBehindImage is online tool uses advanced image processing to detect foreground and background elements, enabling seamless text placement. 🎋 Let's Enhance uses AI to automatically enhance and upscale images, allowing users to improve resolution, colors, lighting, and remove JPEG artifacts without manual editing. 🎋 Motionleap by Lightricks is a photo editing and animation app that brings still images to life by adding motion effects such as animated geometric patterns, skies and water movement. 📆 Product update/offer In this section, I share any cool new product, feature released in past few weeks or newsletter subscriber only offers ✔ Skylum launched new tool called Aperty . It is photo editing tool for professional portrait photographers looking to decrease post-processing times without sacrificing quality. 🎁 [Giveway] Luminar Neo - For every purchase of Luminar Neo, you can get into the prize draw to win extra gifts like a camera (Fujifilm X-m5 or a DJI Osmo 3, and many gifts from Skylum) 🎁 [Offer for you] Epidemic Sound introduced Sync to video - Cool feature if you want to quickly make video with great sound collection. 📚 Popular posts in the blog 📌 Adobe Lightroom vs Photoshop which one is better 📌 Master Light in Landscape Photography: Golden Hour, Blue Hour 📌 Best Place to See Cherry Blossom and Enjoy Spring in Japan 📌 Top free things to do in Tokyo 📌 Recommended cameras in 2025 for landscape photography 🍾 Photo of the week For Print of any photos please reply here with photo link/url. Image From Yokohama, Japan | All Rights Reserved | Photo by RGWords

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