Fill light

The basic setup for three-point studio lighting is fairly straightforward. All you need is a background, a key or main light, a fill light and a hair light. The lights can be strobes or continuous but for the best and most consistent results I prefer strobes.

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…

Understand the four basic elements of a studio lighting and get tips on how to get consistent results using studio lighting setup.

Understand the four basic elements of a studio lighting and get tips on how to get consistent results using studio lighting setup.

Lighting isn't easy, a world-class-perfectly-lit studio portrait happens with a lot of instinct and experience. A strong grasp of lighting comes with experimentation and practice. Those that know my aesthetic know I'm a huge fan of one light photography. With that said, every image I produce I try and maintain the look of one light, even though it very well be lit with six

5-Light Beauty Booth Lighting Set up: Key: 24 inch beauty dish over camera Fill: DIY eye lighter reflector and two side white reflector panels Accent: Two DIY strip lights with grids Hairlight: One DIY strip light with grid Background: light in 7 inch reflector pan

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Nikon D800, Nikkor 135mm f/2 2x large stripboxes on either side of the model with colour gels on, as main 40cm beauty dish with grid in front left of the model