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Studio Lighting For Photography

They are mounted in such a way that the strobe light is actually facing away from the subject or model. Light flies from the strobe head hitting the inside of the umbrella and then bounces back towards the subject.

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Studio Lighting For Photography

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  1. Studio Lighting For Photography By George Watson

  2. About Me… • I am From Melbourne, Australia. • I am a professional photographer in Australia. • Doing research regarding the studio lights. • I am sure that at the end you will come to clear solution with using studio lights.

  3. List to be presented : • Why use Studio Equipment? • Knowledge About Shadows • Additional Lighting • Purpose of using Diffusors and Reflectors • Flash Light vs Continuous Lighting • Conclusion

  4. Why use Studio Equipment? • Studio Photography used to be a expensive business. • This kind of photography was relatively unknown to many photographers.

  5. Knowledge About Shadows Example - 1 Example - 2 The length and hardness of a shadow is determined by the power of the light source Example 1 : shows the subject directly lighted with one studio flash called the “main light”. It casts a long and sharp shadow. Example 2 : is lighted with a flash, each using a softboxdiffuser. Not only is the subject lighted more evenly, it lightens up the shadows more and makes it more soft.

  6. Additional Lighting • Additional lights can be used to light up the background. • For portrait shooting, a third light (“effect light”) is often used as a hair light to create more depth in the portrait.

  7. Purpose of using Diffusors and Reflectors • The purpose of a diffusor is to evenly spread the light, like clouds do with sunlight on a cloudy day. • A softbox is the most common solution. It has a reflecting silver layer on the inside, which bundles the light before it is emitted forward through a diffuser. 

  8. Flash Light vs Continuous Lighting Continuous lighting offers a “what you see is what you get” approach. This is ideal for product photography and video. Shooting models is also possible, but for a model the continuous bright light is less pleasant. The advantage of flash light is that you don’t neccesarily need a tripod: using studio flashes your photos are less sensitive to vibration. Flash Light Continuous Light

  9. Thank you

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