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20:40 Nov 29, 2010 |
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5 +1 | Butterfly Lighting |
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3 +1 | Butterfly lighting |
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Butterfly Lighting Explanation: **Butterfly Lighting** is achieved by positioning the main light directly in front of the subjects face and adjusting the height to create a shadow directly under, and in line with, the nose. This style is best suited for subjects with a normal oval face and is considered to be a glamour style of lighting best suited for women. It is not recommended for use with men because it has a tendency to highlight the ears – crating an undesirable effect. The fourth style of lighting is *Rembrandt Lighting*. Rembrandt lighting is obtained by combining short lighting and butterfly lighting. The main light is positioned high and on the side of the face that is away from the camera. This technique produces an illuminated triangle on the cheek closest to the camera. The triangle will illuminate just under the eye and not below the nose. Reference: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:OlqC47d... |
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Butterfly lighting Explanation: Direct lighting (just above the nose – or “on the axis”) has often been referred to “Hollywood” or “Butterfly” lighting as it was quite popular with “stars” in the 40’s and creates a “butterfly” shaped shadow just under the nose. It is really quite a flattering lighting setup, especially when used with soft focus on females. Guarda anche quest'altro link: http://www.diyphotography.net/lighting-light-like-a-butterfl... |
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