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Lighting
In
photography
, especially portrait
photography
, there are unlimited possibilities when it comes to lighting
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Lighting
You can control different
light
sources
You can control
directions
/
angles
of light
You can create
patterns
of light
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Categories of light in photography
Natural
lighting
Studio
lighting
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Light source
The type of light used in a photograph
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Light
sources
Different
light
sources have different
colour
temperatures
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Natural
light
Light from the
sun
used to shoot a
photograph
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Natural light
Different effects can be achieved at different times of day
Often dealing with harsh, direct light
The
Golden Hour
- sunset
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Studio lighting
A controlled lighting set up that allows
photographers creative control
over their photographs
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Studio lighting
Can be anything from a photo studio to a
regular
lamp
Allows for
soft
,
diffused
light
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Tungsten
lighting
Uses
incandescent
lightbulbs and gives off a warm,
yellow-orange
colour
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Fluorescent or LED lighting
Uses CFL lightbulbs and gives off a cool, blue colour
Has a range of colour temperature bulbs available
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Front lighting
When the light source is directly in
front
of your subject, creating a
flat
effect with little shadows
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Side / Split lighting
When the light source hits your subject from the side at a
25-70
degree angle creating some
shadows
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Rembrandt lighting
When the light source hits your subject from the side at a
90
angle creating extremely
dramatic
shadows
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Back lighting
When the
light source
is behind your subject matter, creating an
outline
of your subject
Backlit
effect
Semi-silhouette
Silhouette
Halo
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Background lighting
When the background is lit but that
light source
is different from the light source lighting your
subject matter
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Reflector
An improvised or specialized
reflective
surface used to redirect light towards a given subject
White
reflector
White
Paper
Tin
foil
Mirror
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