Location Lighting Techniques: Finding the Light
June 30, 2010 by Lee Hughes
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Are You Having Problems With On-Location Lighting?
Finding and creating the right light while on location is a skill every professional photographer needs to know.
In this video we will be demonstrating several on location lighting techniques.
We will be working with natural light and Speedlites to get the best possible quality of light.
You will learn why we choose to use each based on the lighting situation.
You will also learn a valuable rule of thumb on which shutter speed to use when using a zoom lens.
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In this video tutorial, your instructor, Mike Luter, shows you how to get studio quality lighting on location.
Next, Mike moves to a move challenging lighting situation. Shows how to use the Westcott softbox to create studio quality light.
Let's take some shots on the porch...See how a reflector can help get the most out of the available light.
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Studio Lighting Technique: Using the Ring Light
June 29, 2010 by Lee Hughes
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In this video tutorial, we show you a fun studio lighting technique using the Ring Light for portraits and glamour photography. It is perfect for models & high school seniors who want a unique high fashion magazine look.
Typically, the photographers goal is to create a three dimensional look through the use of various studio lighting techniques.
The ring light breaks these rules – which is often the reason why it it popular.
A ring light gives a unique look, because all light is coming from the front, imparting a virtually shadowless look onto the front of your subject, while even shadows show around the edges of any three-dimensional surface.
This look is possible in part because the camera lens sets in the very middle of the light source. See Ring Light on White Lightning’s Website
Here are some more examples of the shots we took.
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Watch and learn as Mike has some fun using the Ring Light with different background effects
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Working with Tungsten Lights Outdoors
June 16, 2010 by Lee Hughes
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Hollywood Glamour Photography
June 15, 2010 by Lee Hughes
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Step 1: Set the Main Light
In this 25-minute video tutorial, your photography mentor, Mike Luter, will show you step-by-step the studio lighting techniques to capture the “classic” Hollywood glamour style of photography.
You will learn how to use your Photogenic mini-spots to create wonderful light that cannot be replicated with flash photography.
He will also show you techniques to get that perfect Hollywood pose.
Step 2: Set the Fill Light
Step 3: Set the Edge Light
Step 4: Get the Hollywood Glamor Pose
Step 5: Start taking some GREAT images!!!
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Hard Edge, High Impact Studio Lighting
June 11, 2010 by Lee Hughes
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This studio lighting technique has loads of drama built into it. It is not your “normal” everyday lighting style, but rather use it for high impact shots that need lots of highlights and shadows.
Your mentor, Mike Luter, shows you step-by-step how to set up your lighting.
The lighting equipment he will be using are:
- 7″ Parabolic light with a grid (main light)
- 3′x4′ Softbox (fill light)
- 12″ Parabolic light with barn doors (edge light)
- 9″ Parabolic light with 15 degree grid (background light)
He will walk you step by step as he positions and meters each light.
Step 1: Set the fill light
Step 2: Set the Main Light
Step 3: Set the Edge Light
Step 4: Set the background light
Step 5: Start taking high impact photos like the ones below.
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