The techniques for designing garden solar landscape lights using Qianji Lighting include: firstly, the object of garden solar landscape lights is different from indoor lighting and building environmental lighting. Its main purpose is to enhance the visual effect and create a night scene. Therefore, in terms of light source types, it is advisable to choose light sources with better direction and control ability, and reduce the use of ordinary floodlighting fixtures.

Secondly, there are significant differences in lighting requirements among different orientations of gardens. In order to showcase the beautiful shapes of buildings, sculptures, flowers and trees, mountains and stones, the lighting methods should vary according to the scenery, and the projected lights should also vary in strength according to the needs, in order to showcase their respective charm at night; The street lights on both sides of the garden road should have uniform and continuous illumination, and meet the safety requirements. To make the small space appear larger, only the necessary parts can be illuminated while placing others in the shadows; Regarding large outdoor spaces, the approach is the opposite, which creates a sense of familiarity in the space.

Outdoor lighting should use the dimmer on the light source with caution. On most garden lamps that use incandescent bulbs as their light source, using a dimmer can cause the light to turn yellow, casting a layer of yellow on the illuminated object. Especially for plants, it can cause a pathological state and lose their original vitality.

Colorful filters or LED lights are also best used sparingly, as the light projected through them can cause distortion and create some kind of unreality about plants. Of course, the sky blue filter is an exception, as it can eliminate the yellow tone in incandescent lamps and turn the light into pleasant blue and white light. A small filter or other accessory can cause significant changes to the entire scene, which requires time and attention in planning.

The brightness of the lights should be determined according to the needs of the activity and to ensure safety. Excessive brightness or darkness can cause discomfort to visitors, and lighting planning should pay special attention to glare. Hiding the lighting fixtures within the flowers and trees can provide necessary lighting without causing glare. To confirm the lighting range of the lamp, the orientation of the lamp, including its height, viewpoint, and light dispersion, must also be considered. The size and brightness of the shadow formed during lighting should be harmonious with the environment and atmosphere, in order to use light and shadow to complement nature and create a certain scene and atmosphere. These should be carefully investigated in the surrounding space during the day, and verified through accounting to confirm the optimal lighting effect for the scene.