After viewing the above tutorial, answer the following questions using complete sentences. How many of these lighting set ups look like something you would want to duplicate?
Everything is Better the Second Time Around
Everything is Better the Second Time Around
After viewing the above tutorial, answer the following questions using complete sentences. How many of these lighting set ups look like something you would want to duplicate?
How many of these lighting set ups look like something you would want to duplicate?
I would use 5 of them. I like the splits with one soft box on the side of the models face along with the portraits that have a light behind the model.
How many of these lighting set ups look like something you would want to duplicate?
I would want to try 4 of them.
Split or Split/Broad
Butterfly
Colored Gels
Loop with a background light
I really want to try using Colored Gels, because using red lighting would be interesting to use. It also seems to be a lot more common nowadays. I would also use Split/Short, because it looks really dramatic and I think it could convey some emotion if used correctly. I would also use Rembrandt with a Honeycomb, because I’ve used it before and it’s a really pretty and effective lighting technique.
I would say almost all of them would be something I would like to use because all techniques can show different sides of the person and tells a new story in every angle.
rembrandt with a honeycomb
split
split/short
split/broad
key with a far away softbox
loop with a background light
I would use most of the techniques because they all have different meaings and different sides to the person in the photograph.
I would want to try and duplicate a few of these lighting set ups. For example i would possibly do the split, the loop, and the butterfly. Those are a few i might want to duplicate, I’m not sure about the rest of them
Most to all of them, they all seem to add something unique to each image.
I like loop and butterfly the most because i just like to keep my photos simple and i dont want to do anything to fancy
Split/broad is cool because it creates a sense of mystery by obscuring half the face with shadows. However, the lit up side is shown completely and the obscured face isn’t so it’s more subtle and less gratuitous.
Loop creates a sense of darkness without having to obscure anything. The left side of the face has shadows that create the effect, however, everything is still seen. The effect isn’t as strong, but more is shown.
Butterfly creates a sense of tension by having a strong contrast between the face and forehead (lit up) and everything else (shadow).
4 lighting set ups that i saw caught my attention and would like to try out because of the area of lighting hitting the face makes it really draw the eye.
I would want to duplicate about 7 of those lighting pictures, mostly because they are interesting and i haven’t tried them before. But also because it gives a different mood or meaning to the picture
I would do at least 6 of the lighting set ups.
I would like to try, Split/broad, Loop, Flat Light, and Butterfly. I would like to try these because it really focuses on the face and each type demonstrates a different kind of feeling.
How many of these lighting set ups look like something you would want to duplicate?
I would really like to try a loop with a background light and butterfly.
I would really want to try Colored Gels because it looks the most vibrant and fun and that’s what i really look for in my photo’s. It’s really unique and special out of all of those different techniques and i feel that one would be the most fun as well.
There is a few that i would like to try like the split ones.
i would duplicate 5 of them because they look interesting and i like how they change the look of the person.
i would love to try badger, split, and split short. mostly because it seems more mysterious and ive never really tried to control lighting with a lamp
I find split really cool and I don’t see it very often, and I would like to somehow use it. I also like rembrandt with honeycomb, its very unique. I love the colored gels. And finally the split/short because it leaves much to the imagination.
There are 9 lighting setups I would choose
rembrandt with a softbox
rembrandt through a prolly
rembrandt short
rembrandt broad
key with a far away softbox
loop
butterfly
flat light
clamshell
I would love to try all of them, slowly.
Right now, I would love to work with;
split/short
key with a far away soft box
colored gels
key and fill
i really like how the colored gels is because it hits the face with two different colors and gives an effect to the face. And also makes the face look interesting and more fun to look at.
i only like two of them. the rembrand one because of the lighting it had
all of the lights make the photo bolder and makes the photograph more unique
4 lighting set ups I would want to try are split/short , colored gels , butterfly and split because the lighting for each photo brings the viewers eye right to the main point of the photo.
I would like to try 3 of them…
Colored gels
Butterfly
Loop
There are 3 set ups that I would like to try are:
Butterfly
Loop with background light
Loop
How many of these lighting set ups look like something you would want to duplicate?
I would want to duplicate these three lighting set ups:
Coloured Gels, Badger, and Split.
i would want to try mostly all of them because i think they are all different and cool
How many of these lighting set ups look like something you would want to duplicate?
butterfly, split/short, and split
Some set ups I’d use would be split/short, coloured gels, split, and butterfly. because they look like something that will catch other peoples eye.
Badger because its kinda cool
i like the split/short because it looks cool and fun to do and the effect on it looks good and i like how it splits into two one slide showing youre face and one not showing youre face and i like how it makes a shadow on youre face i also like the loop
i would like to try split/short because it has a unique effect. I like how the shadow looks.I also like rembrandt short and split.
I would like to duplicate 5 of the lighting techniques that were shown in these photos. I would like to duplicate the split with fill technique and how you are able to only have the light on one side of the model. I also like the key with a faraway softbox, I like it because it makes the shadows darker than what they normally would do. I really like the split/short technique, I like how only one side of the face is lit while the rest of the face is a shadow, it reminds me of the moon and how it has a dark and a light side. Another one I like is the high key one because of the white background and it shows the model completely. The last one I really like is the hard key with kickers, I really like it because it’s not too light but also not too dark, it’s a perfect mixture of them both.