youtube channel running creating tutorials for a living has forced me to understand things to a level that i wouldn't previously like say for example right you uh i said can you can you fix the sink right can you fix the the washer tap on the on the the kitchen sink tap or whatever right you might go like um okay and you'll look up how to do it and you'll figure out how to how to do the sync thing or whatever um and and how to you know move the ratchet or whatever to i don't know what i'm talking about but you know get the thing off get a plunger out jiggy with it i don't know what you do but anyways if then i said uh can you teach me how to do that if even if you had just done it you might have to think back in your head and and go um what was the first steps what was step number two there was something with the washer you know you wouldn't know right you it wouldn't be crystal clear in your head and the problem with that is that you feel like you've learned it but then the next time you need to recall that information on another project you haven't actually put it into the storage part of your brain if we call it that um to be recorded later on so you haven't learned it and i i realized this actually when i was doing that color space video the secrets the secret to photorealistic rendering i think it was called the one about the filmic look up table new color space for blender um i was asking questions on twitter and people uh people helped out they came in like oh it's this and when i asked a follow-up question when something wasn't clear uh i was surprised to learn that a lot of people couldn't really explain why something was the way it was um or or delved deeper into an area which kind of said to me that uh yeah it might be wrong their understanding of it could be totally wrong because they are record basically just regurgitating some information that somebody else had told them like what does what is gamma right i think i've said this before what's gamma does anyone really know turns out that's actually a really complicated term that is overly confused shouldn't really be used for almost anything nowadays but if you ask someone what is gamma most people would regurgitate like oh it's like the to put the thing on the the screen the s-curve with a NUMBER_TOKEN log thing whatever they might kind of regurgitate what they've learned but what is it how would you define it a lot of people don't have a true understanding of what it is in order to get there and and so when you're making a tutorial whenever i'm approaching a new topic for a video i have to really go deep on it um we're making a video at the moment bill barber and i bill works for me um and he's my sort of guinea pig who's going out there and doing all these tests for me but we've been making for over a year now a video on render engine comparisons in a speed comparison for render engines so we're putting cycles against redshift octane arnold corona v-ray
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