Final Recreation

1/20 f4.0 iso160

speedlight 430 EX II on camera

bounced into umbrella at M 1/8

Night Photography

Lighting Recreation:

Cass Bird

Stop Action

Sookie!

Light Painting

Multiple Flashes

Painting with LED Light

Canon Transmitter with Speedlites

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2

3

4

Canon Dedicated Flash

Direct flash on camera Priority setting

Direct flash off camera Priority setting

Aperture setting

Priority setting on camera with Diffusion dome

Outdoor Flash

Background and Strobe Exposed Normal

Strobe down 1 Stop

Background Underexposed 1 stop

Strobe and Tungsten

 

Beauty dish vs. Octabank

Beauty Dish

Octabank

One Strobe

Three Light Portrait

 

Key light                                      Fill light                                      Back light

Traditional Hollywood Lighting

Lighting using a 1:1 ratio and a hair light

One light portrait of Jonathan

Demonstrate the 3 Laws of Light in 1 Photograph

The Inverse Square Law

Light at: 2ft

1/4 sec f/5 @ iso160

 

Light at: 4ft 

1/13 sec f/5 @ iso160

 Light at: 8ft
.4 sec f/5 @ iso160

Light at: 16ft
1.3 sec f/5 @ iso160

The results of this lighting test showed that as the light source moved further away from all three cards, their values became closer to one another. When the light was closer to the cards, there was a bigger difference between the value of the three cards (the closest one to the light being the brightest and the furthest away card being the darkest).

2.5 sec f/10 @ iso160

BLACK card: approx. 3 ft from light (1 ft from camera)

GREY card: approx. 6 ft from light

WHITE card: approx. 18ft from light

The results of this lighting test showed just how much of a difference the distance of a light source to an object will change the brightness/value of the object.