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-===== (Character Lighting Mode) =====+===== (Model Lighting Mode) =====
  
 Overhead lighting should look roughly like the following example. Particularly notice the shadows under the chin, or under folds in the fabric.  Notice also that the light accents the tops of their arms and tops of their heads, bills of their hats, etc. The temperature of the lighting should be neutral white, not too warm or cool. Overhead lighting should look roughly like the following example. Particularly notice the shadows under the chin, or under folds in the fabric.  Notice also that the light accents the tops of their arms and tops of their heads, bills of their hats, etc. The temperature of the lighting should be neutral white, not too warm or cool.
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