How to light a flashlight?

Hello! Do you know how to light a flashlight like the picture? What type of light do you use?
Thanks!


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Hello! Do you know how to light a flashlight like the picture? What type of light do you use?
Thanks!
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Are you wanting the light cast by the torch, the glow at the end of the torch or the lens flares (or some combination of the three)?
Hi,
I have never tried to render it in DAZ, but I done it with post-work in GIMP. It has a tool called lens flare, that has a nice effect.
Have you tried a spotlight pointed directly at the lenses of your camera in your scene. I would try that in your scene first or a transparent.plane with a few orbs painted on it as a texture., then positioned in between the camera and light source.
For the visible light source: up the ambient to 100%, white and perhaps take limits off the Diffuse strength and increase that (click the gear icon on the slider and go to Parameter Ssettings).
Parenting a spot or point light to the torch will make it cast light, as will applying the uberArea light shader to the torch lens.
For a visible beam, apply a cone primitive and turn its opacity right down low so it just catches a bit of light. You might also adjust the ambient on that.
Lens flare is probably best done in a n image editor, but you could apply a lens flare effect (with a transparency map to match) to a plane primitive.