Thursday 4 August 2016

Techniques: Low Key Lighting: Image Bank -

High Key Lighting - 

Defintions:
  • Low Key Lighting: A style of lighting which contains predominantly dark tones and colours. 
  • Chiaroscuro Effect: The treatment of light and shade in art. 
  • Key Light: Main light used in the shot; usually a fill light.
  • Fill Light: Fills in the shadows of the image.
  • Back Light: Lighting behind the subject aimed towards the model to raise the subject away from the backdrop.
  • Colour Gel: A transparent colour filter placed over lights. 
Layout:
 


Skills:
  • Set up the key light with light diffuser, fill lights with diffusion sock and back lights with two colour gels. 
Examples:


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1 comment:

  1. For information the difference in stop between the camera setting and the key light is two stops which means that at f8 the camera captures images that appear low key.... if the key light is set at f8

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