From the course: Green Screen Techniques for Video and Photography
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Lighting the subject
From the course: Green Screen Techniques for Video and Photography
Lighting the subject
- Now that we've got our backdrop evenly lit, we've moved on to bringing in our three-point lighting. So we've got Sarah here and we've placed our key light, our fill light, and a backlight, so three-point lighting setups, very common in both photo and video, so I'm going to talk about where I put the lights and why. So lets start with the key light. The key light here is a florescent light, a large soft source light, very common on a production set and we've got it shining through a 4 foot by 4 foot full diffusion. That is a nice, soft look to it so it's lighting her side of her face very nice and we've got it at about a 30 degree angle to her, so we've got some nice wrap around her face. It's not a profile, it's not straight on, so this light is giving us a nice gentle fill across her face. While the key light provides most of the light for her face, we're also going to use a fill light to fill in any shadows that are on…
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Using studio strobes for photography2m 12s
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Working with a light meter6m 36s
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Adjusting studio strobes2m 50s
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Lighting the green screen for even exposure2m 30s
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Lighting the subject1m 35s
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Working with the camera histogram1m 31s
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Using constant lighting for photo and video3m 27s
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Eliminating spill1m 47s
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