[soarchitect]

Can someone at Next Limit please explain the value of the Creative Lighting Club?

From what I can tell (after purchasing the monthly fee), there is little (if anything) on the website that offers insight into lighting with Maxwell.
There does seem to be a few sample scenes, but they have to be purchased. Why charge a monthly fee if you need to purchase material once you join??

There are a few screen grabs from movie scenes, a few sound tracks, and a blog with images but little or no written content- that's about it.
There is a menu labeled 'tools', but it is populated with a bunch of 'video coming soon' place holders.

Overall, the Creative Lighting Club feels like a personal blog (with a few things for sale) that was never completed.
Why is this advertised on the front page of Next Limits website?

[Mike1158]

Can someone at Next Limit please explain the value of the Creative Lighting Club?

From what I can tell (after purchasing the monthly fee), there is little (if anything) on the website that offers insight into lighting with Maxwell.
There does seem to be a few sample scenes, but they have to be purchased. Why charge a monthly fee if you need to purchase material once you join??

There are a few screen grabs from movie scenes, a few sound tracks, and a blog with images but little or no written content- that's about it.
There is a menu labeled 'tools', but it is populated with a bunch of 'video coming soon' place holders.

Overall, the Creative Lighting Club feels like a personal blog (with a few things for sale) that was never completed.
Why is this advertised on the front page of Next Limits website?

I take it you have money in YOUR bank account? Simple transfer method, yours to theirs.

Just to clarify, all businesses are set up the same way, due to backers of the financial kind, wanting instant return on every penny they invest which puts pressure on companies to march to the beat of the financial market drum.

[luis.hijarrubia]

Can someone at Next Limit please explain the value of the Creative Lighting Club?

From what I can tell (after purchasing the monthly fee), there is little (if anything) on the website that offers insight into lighting with Maxwell.
There does seem to be a few sample scenes, but they have to be purchased. Why charge a monthly fee if you need to purchase material once you join??

There are a few screen grabs from movie scenes, a few sound tracks, and a blog with images but little or no written content- that's about it.
There is a menu labeled 'tools', but it is populated with a bunch of 'video coming soon' place holders.

Overall, the Creative Lighting Club feels like a personal blog (with a few things for sale) that was never completed.
Why is this advertised on the front page of Next Limits website?

I think it more oriented to educational proposes. They do workshops and those kind of things. Probably the web is a space to contact, or get discounts on a workshop; not oriented to be an asset store or anything like that.