Studio Lighting - Written by wizwow on Saturday, March 8, 2008 14:11 - 0 CommentsA Beauty Dish and Cheyenne
The flat pan keeps the light more focused, and also lets the light fall off quicker. This allows the photographer to really sculpt the light, to create shadows on edges of the face that can really bring out the features. The small dish in front of the light bounces that main light back and into the larger pan. The light ends up being both focused and diffused. Access Legacy Lighting Essential page here. |
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