Lighting a scene in blender can would appear to be daunting task with no end as far as anyone can tell. You use hours tweaking light settings and changing world choices, however it still doesn't look right!
Whilst its a well known fact that Blender's inside render is a bit out of date, outer rendering motors like Vray don't generally give a brisk settle either.
In the event that you read the book 'Computerized Lighting and Rendering' you will run across (as I have) that regardless of what programming you utilize, great lighting dependably requires some serious energy. Lighting isn't as basic as making the articles noticeable, its about considering the scene and settling on the story and feeling you need to depict, then exploring different avenues regarding setups until you discover what works best.
3d World magazine once emphasized a meeting with a lighting craftsman from Pixar who uncovered that they seldom utilized worldwide enlightenment in light of the fact that it 'takes away the control from the craftsman'. So whilst outer render motors may be in fact prevalent, you are taking in important lessons in lighting whilst you tinker around with Blender.
