Yes, largely, the top-left light position is quite outdated, and modern designs are a lot more likely to have the light directly above. Top-left was used in th

Yes, largely, the top-left light position is quite outdated, and modern designs are a lot more likely to have the light directly above. Top-left was used in the past because the only lighting hints was the edge colours, and this looks weird with a light that is directly above, so typically a 45-degree light was assumed. In modern design, there is very little edge colouring used, and instead the light determines only shadow positioning. And shadows look perfectly fine with a light positioned directly above. This placement feels a bit more natural, as it doesn't introduce an arbitrary sideways bias.