Key lighting

simple high key lighting tips by Memories by Marie

Wanted to try some low key work. Shoot through umbrella strobe to the right 1/16th, snooted strobe 1/4 power to the left to light the smoke. Originally planned for the soft light to be the main, but the snooted strobe has also made some specular highlights of the candle and the holder. More by luck than judgement, this has given the whole thing some good depth and contrast.

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Take these creative 3-light Portrait Photography setups with a video tutorial and lighting diagrams to print! How creative you can be using three-point lighting?

Three Point Lighting Set Up: A three-point lighting set up uses three lights to achieve depth within the image and is Often used for interviews.Three lights are used, a key light, fill light and ba…

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Recently, I used a powerful cinematic technique: one camera angle, one focal length, and almost the same composition, with only the lighting changing, to convey two different states of the character. This is a flashback (swipe through the carousel). In the evening scene, the lighting temperature was set to 2700K, while for the daytime scene, the background lighting was set to 5600K. However, the key light remained the same at 2700K. I maintained the same color temperature and light…