14Oct
By Tom Harlow- Lighting
- 3 Min Read
Three Lights, Twenty Minutes
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Set the key first and look at the face; only then decide whether it needs a fill at all.
Tom Harlow
The Three Lights
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- Key
- An octabox at 45 degrees, high and to camera left, feathered past the face
- Fill
- A panel beside the camera, two stops under the key, or none at all
- Rim
- A strip behind the sitter on the right, gridded so it never reaches the lens
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The Set-Up In The BagTwo heads, the octa, the strip, the panel and two stands
Tom Harlow
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ReplyThank you, Hannah. Try the strip a little higher next time.
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