Butterfly
- What effect does it create?
- Shadow underneath her nose and chin
- Why use it?
- To get the whole face lit and to hide the neck .
- How many lights or light sources?
- One Light Source
Loop
- What effect does it create?
- Loop shadow on side of the cheek
- Why use it?
- its the most subtle
- How many lights or light sources?
- 4 light sources
Rembrandt
- What effect does it create?
- A small triangle on her cheek
- Why use it?
- Makes images appear both natural and compelling .
- How many lights or light sources?
- Two Light Sources
Split
- What effect does it create?
- Half the face is illuminated and the other half is dark
- Why use it?
- To create a mysterious effect
- How many lights or light sources?
- One light Source
Broad and Short
- What effect does it create?
- Broad side of face is being lit
- Why use it?
- to make a face look fuller and to eliminate eye glass glare
- How many lights or light sources?
- One Light Source
Part 2
Fill light - Light used to lighten shadows and control the contrast
Key light - The main light used to light up the picture
Hair light - A light that lights up the top of the head
Background light - Helps separate the background from the subject
Shadowless - Light that causes shadows to not appear
Hard light - A strong Light that casts shadows
Soft light - Light that wraps around objects and creates shadows with soft edges
Grey card - provides reference for exposure
Reflector - reflects light
Diffuser - Spreads out light to create soft light
Intensity - How intense/ strong light is
2:1 lighting ratio - The ratio describing the power of light
Part 3
Direction: The direction of light
Intensity: Brightness of the light
Color: Color of Light
Contrast: Transition of light and shadows
Hardness: How the shadows look like
Intensity: Brightness of the light
Color: Color of Light
Contrast: Transition of light and shadows
Hardness: How the shadows look like
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