Diagramming Tool - Written by wizwow on Monday, February 2, 2009 13:44 - 16 CommentsLighting Diagram Tool for Lighting Essentials
This is a great little tool for designing lighting diagrams and sharing them with anyone you want. Built with some of my icons, the tool renders lighting diagrams and saves them out for you as JPEGS. Pretty sweet. Be sure to bookmark the page and reach in to create diagrams of your lighting schemes. Workshop news: We will be working with large lights and small lights alike, as well as natural and augmented natural light. This is really going to be a rocking workshop. NOTE: This is not a workshop for beginning photographers, and a portfolio is required for admittance. More details to follow on the advanced classes. We are next to San Diego for an exciting Lighting Essentials workshop. Take a look a the workshop page for more information on upcoming workshops. Now, on to the LE Lighting Diagram Tool.
This cool tool created by: NGUYEN DINH Quoc-Huy – visit his site. You will find a link at the bottom of the diagram tool. Simply choose the tool you need, rotate it to create the lighting scheme you want to share and save it as a jpeg. Remember to bookmark the page and take a moment to signup for our RSS Feed. We have lots going on, so you want to be kept in the loop, right? No TweetBacks yet. (Be the first to Tweet this post)
16 CommentsGreat tool Don. this is awesome…been looking for something that will allow my students to prevision their setups! Murtaza psst. theres a ‘C’ missing in the word ‘object’ Hampshire Wedding photographer Very useful tool for keeping track of lighting setups. Link the setup jpeg to the image file and you will always have a handy reference. onesickpuppy Is it me or is anyone else not getting this to work for them……….. I choose background, then I select backdrop, but as soon as I select it, it pops back to ?????? Hi Nick, It is working on mine: FF, Safari PC / FF. Safari Mac. Hope you can get it to work for you. –don Scott No gobos! Mark Great tool for my students. Thank you very much. Great effort Ajani Truth This is amazing. This is what I REALLY needed. Going to use this during my next lighting test session this weekend. Thanks. I will pass it on. A tool of great utility. thanks really for sharing. Pretty cool… ! andres to create a user new account , the web page dosent work..!!!???? thanks. Carl Eggers Can you provide better simple step by step instructions for using your diagram tool. I am 69 years old and do not understand very well how to use this computer. Thank you. Carl Eggers Hi Carl. Dick Adams Super teaching tool. Should be useful in helping understand short and broad lighting, key and fill light, etc. Thanks! Leave a Reply |
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Love it, thanks!