Unity 5: Lighting Fundamentals (Udemy.com)

This course explains every setting for illumination in Unity 5. I feel like I can now tackle this field in Unity. The examples were great and easy to understand and the fact that he uses only default object makes it easy to follow.
Previously to taking this course I have read some articles about it and I can say that the instructor mentioned all the aspects and even went further to explain on those topics ( the need for two UV Maps, etc)
I thank Jesse for his contribution and I can't wait for his other courses to be published.

This course will help you get starting with understanding the different types of lights and how they work in Unity. While not really a course about how to improve lighting situations, this will get you up to speed to understanding how things work in Unity with lights. For a 2 hour course, I learned a lot and feel confident with taking it to the next level. A must for those starting out with Unity3D (or game dev).

Sometimes very interesting, sometimes a little bit hard to concentrate/focus, especially the 1st part of GI. On the other hand the light probe explanation is excellent. I would recommend this tutorial.

Good course about lighting fundamentals.
It would be a great idea to add downloadable scene prefabs to the lessons.
And may be make the course longer and include more complicated settings.

This course helps me a lot with understanding of light system in Unity, so thanks for teaching and i wish you good luck with future projects/courses)

everything is being explained detailed, and the information i got is really important for the game im working on.

This course gives you a good and focused overview of Lighting in Unity 5. It is to the point and not too long. The content is accessible. I like the fact that the teacher found the right balance between details and a broad introduction.
Even with good Unity experience, the structured overview of real-time vs baked lighting was welcomed.
It would be nice to have some more elaboration on optimisation, as my experience with architectural scenes, is that they tend to have much more geometry, slowing down everything. And alas they also pose light artefacts often. Especially the baking process becomes tricky, often leading to Unity crashing after a long time of "baking calculations".
Just one nitpick: as a guitar player myself, I am a bit picky about the intro riff, which just lacks precision. For an intro tune, it has to be spot on!... But I won't hold that against the course content ;)

Excellent course, feel like everything was covered and explained extremely well. The only thing that I would have liked to have had was some insight into the cost of light probes to a baked light scene. What is the crossover point where light probes become as expensive as using a real time light for example.

This course is a good introduction to Unity lighting, especially if you have done no lighting in Unity before. You will learn the basics.
Some useful tips can be found here and there, but I will as if this course would be better if more real world examples were provided. For example, how to setup a completely indoor scene (with no windows), how to setup an outdoor scene etc. Also, the instructor had the Realtime lightmode and baked lightmode on in the Baked and realtime baking videos. Was it necessary to leave on the real or baked mode when dealing with only real or only baked lighting? This was not mentioned.
Overall, a good course for any beginner Unity developer.

The course is very clear, Jesse explain every option of lighting panel sistematically. He show the changes visually, and have prepared a demo scenes for every lesson, no improvisation. It's a surprisely good course for Free!! Reflection probes in the future would be a great aportation. Thanks a lot!

Although this course is short, it was very valuable, and actually holds more value than some paid (and lengthy) courses that I've taken.
It has filled in a lot of gaps in my knowledge/understanding of Unity (I consider myself a programmer before anything), and I'm glad to have found this course.
To the instructor: please, if you can, set some time aside to create a killer paid course (Kickstarter maybe?)
I'm sure I'm not the only one who wants the knowledge and ability to add beauty to the functionality of their games, and I think you possess the ability to deliver that.
Great course. Take it. You've got nothing to lose and you will be SO glad you did.

Great course taught by a solid instructor. If you're a little new to lighting in Unity, this course will lay an excellent foundation. Thanks!