lighting research

Lighting Research : 

Lighting Research Ideas

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Click on a lighting effect Low Key lighting Cameo Lighting Natural Lighting High Key lighting

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Low key lighting Click here for examples Click here to go back Low key lighting is a style of lighting that attempts to create a chiaroscuro effect. The low key lighting requires only one key light, due to the only one key light; shadows and atmospheres are created and added to the film. Low key lighting heightens the sense felt by the viewer and it normally seen in noir films as well as thrillers. Image found at: http://www.studioonashoestring.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/low-key-lighting-diagram-cropped.jpg

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Low key lighting examples Click here to go home page http://basedigitalphotography.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/Unique-Photograph-with-low-key-photography.jpg http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2643/3913415081_ae735181d8.jpg

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Click here to go back Cameo lighting Cameo lighting is a spotlight that follows a single person in a scene. It creates a shot that looks like God id shining down light on the one person. A problem with this sort of lighting can lead to colour distortion and noise in dark areas. http://www.stonephoto.ca/blog_images/sara/setup.jpg Click here for examples

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Click here to go home page Cameo lighting examples http://blogs.courant.com/curtain/39s.543.jpg http://www.videomaker.com/content/images/article/14587/main.jpg

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Click here to go back Natural lighting Click here for examples Natural lighting can be anything where light natural occurs. For example the light could be from the sun or the moon. The Natural light is a good way to put light into a film when you do not have the high tech equipment and are on a low budget. http://www.desktop-documentaries.com/images/available-light-diagram2.jpg

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Click here to go home page Natural lighting examples http://www.hifi.nl/gfx/stellet-licht_181108_450.jpg http://www.brokenaperture.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/ektar_landscape.jpg

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High Key lighting Click here for examples Click here to go back High key lighting is a style that aims to reduce the lighting ratio in a scene. It was done previously for technology reasons however in now days it is done to suggest an upbeat mood. High key lighting takes away a lot of shadows.

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High Key lighting examples Click here to go home page http://www.brightlightsfilm.com/68/68_images/68startrek007.jpg http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1023/554494420_78a5e7b8c3.jpg?v=0