Sep 25, 2020
Studio Lighting Techniques
DSLR Canon Camera
Aperture = F.5.6
ISO= 100
Shutter Speed = 1/125
Class Exercise
Side Lighting
45 Degree Side Lighting
Ambient
Frontal Lighting
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Studio Lighting Techniques
DSLR Canon Camera
Aperture = F.5.6
ISO= 100
Shutter Speed = 1/125
Class Exercise
Side Lighting
45 Degree Side Lighting
Ambient
Frontal Lighting
below a four lane flyover built in the 1980s
Studio Portraiture Research
For our portraiture class, I carried out some research on how I would like to light my portraits and position my model. I will attach below the research and outcome of both portraits.
PORTRAIT 1 - FRONTAL LIGHTING
RESEARCH;
MY PORTRAIT;
PORTRAIT 2 - SIDE LIGHTING
RESEARCH;
MY PORTRAIT;
Models; @jordimolero
@rebeccahunter6
People 2 - Studio Work
Lighting Techniques - Side Lighting
After researching different types of side lighting in the studio I would like to recreate the image above. I would like to recreate this image using a male model instead of a female to create more mood in the image. Side lighting is harsh light cast onto one side of the models face and to darken the opposite side of the face.
