Lighting: Really Important!  Must be able to see subject – what it looks like and where it is in relation to other objects  Allows you to create a mood.

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Lighting: Really Important!  Must be able to see subject – what it looks like and where it is in relation to other objects  Allows you to create a mood and flatter your subject

Light: 3 Characteristics  Quality: hard or soft, direct or diffused  Intensity: how bright or how dim  Color temperature: how red or blue

Hard or Direct Lights: Fresnel Spotlight

Fresnel Spotlight: used with barn doors Can be stand lights or hanging lights from grid

Hard or Directional Light Reveals character

Hard or Directional Light Reveals character

Floodlights: Soft or diffused light Scoop Broad (lots of light for its size) light for its size)

Floodlights: Soft or diffused light Softlights (extremely diffused) (extremely diffused)

Floodlights: Fluorescent Bank Cool, efficient, color corrected Cool, efficient, color corrected

LED lights an array of semiconductors Very even, must be close to subject Very even, must be close to subject

LED lights an array of semiconductors On camera light On camera light

Soft or Diffused Light Glamour Photography

Soft or Diffused Light Glamour Photography

Control: Diffusion hard light to soft Umbrella Soft Box

less intensity less intensity Scrim Gel Diffusion Scrim Gel Diffusion hard to softer

Diffusion hard light to soft Flags or silks – from c stand

Control: Intensity Control: Intensity 3x as far = 1/9 the light 1/3 the distance = 9x light Size of the instrument or the lamp Dimmers Scrims Distance: Inverse square law

Control: Color Temperature White Balance! Gels on lights Filters on lens Instrument/Lamp choices

Falloff Falloff Fast falloff slow falloff

Film Noir Fast Falloff Film Noir Fast Falloff