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USING KEYLIGHT 1.2 HOW TO
USING KEYLIGHT 1.2 PRO
USING KEYLIGHT 1.2 ISO

New 2D caustic option with options for dynamic caustics and collimation.

Separate AOVs for Keylight layers so users can toggle between them on the fly.

New artificial light options including "daylight" and "sunset.".

Advanced global illumination control that allows you to define all of the parameters for your light's Fresnel color, diffusion, transmission, size, shape, and more.

Also new is the ability to set up your own environment maps for use in any camera system. You can now add many more caustic layers and control factors such as the caustic transmission, reflection, and diffusion colors separately.

Improved Caustic support to allow for custom caustic options.

New Fresnel option for materials that takes into account the gradual change in reflectance at grazing incidence.

This can be used in conjunction with shadow and ambient occlusion settings in Keylight in order to create complex lighting setups.

New visibility option for surface visibility so you can control how much light is cast by individual objects or groups of objects on surfaces nearby them.

There are too many features in Keylight 1.2 to mention, but here are just a few of the highlights: With keylight 1.2 you can now bring all the power of keylight right inside Adobe After Effects CS6! It includes an easy-to-use interface, real-time rendering in After Effects, and the ability to set up your own environment maps for use in any camera system.

USING KEYLIGHT 1.2 HOW TO

Create as many configurations for these light modifiers as you need, and know in an instant how to most effectively utilize them.Keylight is a powerful tool for adding realism to your 3D renders. There is no limit to the number of ways the light from a single strobe can be modified. Only using one strobe? Keep multiple "set ups" in your Gear Bag under a variety of configurations: bare bulbed, gelled, soft-boxed, umbrellaed, neutral-density filtered, wall-bounced, go-bo'd. The Gear Bag is readily accessible on all of the calculators, providing quick, easy and accurate exposure settings when swapping between your strobes.

USING KEYLIGHT 1.2 PRO

How many strobes does KeyLight PRO support? The Virtual Gear Bag provides an unlimited number of strobe makes, models and settings, and the Strobe Library provides over 100 pre-loaded strobe model configurations. What should the aperture setting be on the camera? With KeyLight PRO, the answer is a tap away.

USING KEYLIGHT 1.2 ISO

For example, the area behind a subject is 10 feet away, should be 3 stops underexposed relative to the subject, and the strobe is firing at 1/4 power and the camera is at ISO 400.

For the more advanced photographer, the Key Falloff calculator will calculate the proximity of the strobe from the subject in order to meet a desired exposure value falloff over a specific distance. Easy-to-use calculators quickly and clearly display optimal ISO levels, aperture settings, strobe power levels and strobe-to-subject distances in an intuitive, familiar interface. KeyLight PRO removes all of this guesswork. Because strobe power varies dramatically not only between manufacturers and models but also when external elements such as umbrellas, soft-boxes and lighting gels are used, quickly determining correct exposure settings can be challenging at best, and frustrating at the worst. Optimal exposure settings requires a knowledge of how to balance ISO sensitivity, aperture level, strobe power and strobe proximity to the subject. Shooting off-camera flash photography is challenging.