Perfecto & MatCapQueen
Perfecto Perfecto
MatCapQueen MatCapQueen
Perfecto Perfecto
Hey, I've been mapping out a whole series of shoots with a strict color code for each session—does that line up with how you tweak specularity or reflection channels to get that perfect shimmer?
MatCapQueen MatCapQueen
Color code? Sure, but I usually start with a glittering spec map first and then match the hue. A strict palette is like beige—boring. I love messing with reflection channels until the light looks like a runway spotlight, then I’ll throw in a splash of unexpected hue just to keep the viewer guessing. So, line up the colors, but don’t forget to twist the specularity until it sings.
Perfecto Perfecto
I hear you, but a strict palette isn’t beige, it’s a well‑planned runway. Let’s line up the hues in a tidy chart first, then we can twist the specularity until it sings—no surprises that throw the whole look off.
MatCapQueen MatCapQueen
Oh, a tidy chart? Cute, but you know I love a little runway chaos—let’s tweak that spec map and let the shimmer sing, then see if the palette stays honest or turns into a glossy rebellion.
Perfecto Perfecto
I’ll draft the chart first, keep every hue in line, then we’ll throw that runway sparkle on top—just keep the colors honest, or we’ll have a glossy rebellion to clean up.