Workshop One – Studio 19-03-12
Kate Luke Week
Six Semester
One
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Simple
Portrait Techniques and Activity and Assessment (Study) Schedule handed out
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Light meters
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Set the ISO
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Reflected light – reflects off a white shirt
more than a black shirt
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Point the light toward the reflection
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Ambient light – the light falling in the space
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Point toward the camera from the subject
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Spot metering – is the reading of light from
something particular in a scene. Good to use for things which are a bit further
away
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Light meters are a vital part of a photographers
kit
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For this semester we will be using lights
without soft boxes generally
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Tungsten halogen lamps 3200 watts – used in the
studio
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Rembrandt style lighting and Hollywood style
lighting
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Soft – Hard lighting
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Soft – even and well lit with minimal to no
shadows present
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Hard – crisp with harsh shadows
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Rembrandt lighting –
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Characterised by the triangle on the cheek
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It is a dramatic style of lighting
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Not as forgiving
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Not very flattering
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Off to the side and up high with detail in the
shadowed eye
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Butterfly or Hollywood lighting -
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Characterised by the butterfly under the nose
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Good for well defined cheek bones
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Hard and dramatic light
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Straight above the camera and subject straight
on
This is my best example from the class of Hollywood style lighting, i think it is quite nice and i like the mood of the photo. The shadow sits perfectly underneath her nose.This is my best example of Rembrandt lighting as this shot has detail into her eye, i like the way she is almost looking into the 'triangle' which has been created on her face.
This is just another of the shotsfrom our class which i liked although there is not enough light in her eye.
This is just another of the shots from our class which i liked although the hollywood lighting has not worked
finally i love the character in this shot and the ruffles on her sleeve really add to it :D





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