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What is non-direct, soft lighting that comes from no direct source? |
Ambient Lighting |
Hint: Everyone looks good in this light. |
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Light that has been spread out to cover a large area and has a neutral color is known as...? |
Diffuse Lighting |
Hint: HS Gym |
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This type of light comes directly from the source, it is not diffused. |
Hard Light |
Hint: Opposite of soft. |
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Light that is NOT man-made. |
Natural Light |
Hint: Sun, Moon & Stars |
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Light created by the use of a flash (not the sun). |
Artificial Lighting |
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The light that is considered the brightest light and is the main light in a photograph. |
Key Light |
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Lighting that is also know as the back light. |
Rim Light |
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Ambient light that often fills in the shadows. This light is soft and broad and has no real direction |
Fill Light |
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This light is always on the opposite side from the key light. |
Fill Light |
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This light is always lower in placement than the key light and is usually half the wattage |
Fill light |
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This light outlines the subject, provides separation from the background and creates depth. |
Rim light |
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This light is position behind the subject and pointed at their back. |
Hair Light |
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This light is always placed above a subject's head and pointed down towards their hair. |
Hair light |
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This lighting is also known as Paramount Lighting and creates a shadow under the nose. |
Butterfly Lighting |
Hint: Can resemble a bow or bat too. |
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This lighting set-up uses key, fill and rim lighting. |
3 Point Lighting |
Hint: Count the number of light types. |
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This set-up creates a triangle shape opposite the subject's nose on the less illuminated side of the face. |
Rembrandt Lighting |
Hint: Named after a Dutch painter. |
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The light should be placed at eye level to the subject. Only 1 light is used and it adds drama. |
Split Lighting |
Hint: Only 1/2 the face is illuminated. |
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This lighting technique creates a straight line down the middle of the face and add mystery. |
Split Lighting |
Hint: Used to add suspense in movies. |
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What is the most commonly used lighting set-up? |
3 Point Lighting |
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This picture demonstrates which lighting style? |
Butterfly Lighting |
Hint: Shadow under the nose |
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This picture demonstrates which lighting style? |
3 Point Lighting |
Hint: Look for shadows |
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This picture demonstrates which lighting style? |
Rembrandt Lighting |
Hint: Look for the triangle between the eyes and nose on the less illuminated side of the face. |
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This picture demonstrates which lighting style? |
Split Lighting |
Hint: The shadow should create a straight line down the center of the face. |
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The lighting set-up demonstrated in this diagram is? |
3 Point Lighting |
Hint: Count the number of lights present |
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The lighting set-up demonstrated in this diagram is? |
Split Lighting |
Hint: Only one light @ eye level |
