Using these resources will allow me to create some of my own lighting plans and hopefully when I show them to Steve he will say I'm on the right track.
Thursday, 25 March 2010
Below are some examples of the lighting setups that I have found whilst trawling the internet. I think they are a very useful starting point for me when thinking about the different lighting setups that I may need both in the studio and on location. I have also purchased a book '50 Lighting Setups for Portrait Photographers' by Steven H. Begleiter.
Using these resources will allow me to create some of my own lighting plans and hopefully when I show them to Steve he will say I'm on the right track.
Using these resources will allow me to create some of my own lighting plans and hopefully when I show them to Steve he will say I'm on the right track.
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Hi
ReplyDeleteThis is virtually the same as the lighting diagram file I get students to use to evidence what is done in the studio. This allows you to clearly record and replicate what you produce in the studio. If this were a fashion shoot or a series of photographs which had to be set up for an exact copy on another occasion with the F stops reading taken from each light.
steve