Unreal Engine 4: Beginners Guide to Lighting (Udemy.com)

Its a good first overview, however, it lacks going deeper into the topic and teaching more about the application of what you learned and how to create actual light scenarios.

Great introductory course. I really enjoyed it!

I learned a lot about lighting from this tutorial. If you are a novice in Unreal you will learn a lot about the generic settings and some of the troubleshooting aspects in regard to lighting.

It's a nice light course and I learned a lot about lighting.

This was a FANTASTIC tutorial on lighting! It provided me with a lot of the details I needed for utilizing lighting effectively in my Unreal Engine 4 projects. Bradley is a very good instructor and one of the best instructors that I've had on Udemy. He spoke very clearly, and was very engaging. It was clear that he was a subject matter expert on all aspects of UE4 lighting. I ESPECIALLY liked that all the lessons were short - many of them were less than 5 mins. I ended up going through all the tutorials in one evening. While I was listening to Bradley explain the various concepts, I had my current project up on my other monitor and was able to fix the lighting in that project. The other thing that I enjoyed was how Bradley started with the simple lighting room example and then took us through the different lighting case studies within a real world game environment - which was a good way to re-emphasize the concepts taught earlier. I will DEFINITELY be referencing these videos in the future. Thank you for an awesome learning experience!

Very good overview of lighting, would recommend it if your trying to derust or get back up to speed with lighting in unreal.
Would be nice to see the tutor do a advance tutorial set for lighting in the near future and maybe a class on the new rect lights in current UE4.

Pretty good intro. Bit outdated though as it uses v4.15. Could use a section on raytracing.

Clearly explains concepts and repeats them enough to reinforce, but not so much that it's annoying

There was a couple things I did learn. The major one was right at the end with emission. That would become very useful for things like magic or glowing bullets. Not to sure about particle's.

This has really helped me in remembering what certain things do and how to improve my lighting skills! Thank you!

This is a very great introduction to all of the most important elements of lighting in Unreal. This is a quick overview, so expect to-the-point explanations and general best-practices.

This course helped me how to make lighting realistic in UE4.