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Photography is all about mastering light - that is all! Which means, discovering how to use and control photo lighting is not just important or nice, IT’S VITAL! “Master Photo Lighting... Light 101” will be an indispensable addition to your photo education.
”Master Photo Lighting... Light 101” will quickly give you a rock solid understanding. You’ll see almost immediate improvement in your photographs!
Here’s the TOC to give you a little hint at what is covered:
Intro Aperture Understanding DOF The F Stop Using Aperture and Shutter Speed Combinations Using Light Using Additive Light Understanding Color Temperature Understanding The Kelvin Light Temp. Scale Discovering How Color Of Light Is Determined A Quick Quiz Types And Uses Of Light Understanding Incandescent Lighting Our Mental Filters Repairing A Color Cast Using Ambient Lighting Working With Strobe Lighting Working With The Modeling Light Secrets Of Flash Photography! Why And How To Diffuse An On-Camera Flash! Lighting Photo Portraits - The Basics Creative Lighting Studio Portrait Lighting – Spending More IS Better! Techniques Of Lighting Photography – Three Important Tips Photo Exercise One Understanding Metering Reflected Meters Calibrating Your "In Camera" Reflected Light Meter Calibrating A Film Camera's Light Meter Calibrating Your Digital Based Camera's Light Meter Reflectance Meter Problems Calibrating A Incident Light Meters Practice Exercises Two More Photo Training
Light: What is it and how does it relate to photography? We discuss light in all the various forms – reflected, incident, warm, soft, cool, hard and so on. Then we talk about the way each of these affect your photos – in both a technical AND an artistic viewpoint.
Color Temperature: Color temperature is a hugely misunderstood light factor – it won’t be for YOU. You’re going to completely comprehend the color temperature of light and the best way to employ light to add emotion to your photographs.
Metering – Metering is where you will really start separating yourself from other photographers. You will investigate the various kinds of light meter, the way they operate and the best ways to efficiently use them.
Calibrating Your Camera’s Reflected Light Meter - If your camera’s built in meter is not correctly calibrated, you don't stand a chance. Here is how to do it...
Calibrating Incidence Light Meters – correctly calibrating your hand-held meter is far MORE important!
The term “photography” is from ancient Greek and literally means "writing with light." When you are done looking through this easy to understand, fully illustrated e book, “Master Photo Lighting... Light 101” you’ll not only be “writing” with light, but you'll start writing like Shakespeare!
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