Here's a YouTube video that explains how lights and reflections work
on your scene and with your 3D models.
Here's a YouTube video that explains how to choose the best color for your renders.
Summary
Step 1: Specific characteristics of the Flat Background
A Flat Background is different from a 3D Background. A 3D background is realistic, with shadows and reflections on the background itself. A Flat Background, on the other hand, is uniform and reflects nothing.
As a result, lights in scenes with Flat Background react differently from those in scenes with 3D Background.
The advantage of Flat Background is that it provides a uniformly colored background where lights are not reflected.
If you'd like to know more about the lights to choose for all backgrounds and their different moods, please consult the dedicated article in our Omi Help Center.
Step 2: How to use it?
Follow the procedure below, if you want to use the Flat Background ↓
Click on the background of your scene and select the "Flat Background" category:
You can use the color wheel to change the background color as needed.
You can also choose to keep the shadow or remove it by unchecking this box :
Flat Background with “Default” light
3D Background with “Default” light
Step 3: The perfect lights for the Flat Background
Here are illustrations and explanations of the following lights on the Plain Background:
Left shadow - Globally illuminated product
Diffused overview - Product mainly lit from the right
Default - Shade extended to the left
Standard - Very little shadow and product lit from the left
Right shadow - Short shadow
Studio - Product illuminated on the left and right with no shadow
Diffuse - Product mainly lit from the left, short light shadow to the right
Mineral - Bright product with short, soft shadow
