Unit 18 l02
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3 point lighting uses a key light, fill light, and backlight to illuminate the subject. The key light is the main light that determines the overall lighting design. The fill light also lights the subject from the side at a lower position than the key. The backlight separates the subject from the background by lighting them from behind.
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- 1. Unit 18 L02
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- 3. On camera lights On camera lights are compact, battery-powered light that can be mounted on-camera you can use LED lights for indoor, afternoon or night and in a cloudy setting . But if you want to overpower the sun on location, a strobe or a speedlight is a better choice because it's brighter then LED lights. You can buy different type of lights, warmer or colder, different sizes and strengths to best suit the purpose of the film.
- 4. HMI Outdoor lighting HMI stands for Hydrargyrum Medium-Arc Iodide HMI lights are used in film and for large-screen slide projection because of their daylight-balanced light output and their efficiency. The lamp is very popular, with widespread coverage and strength, HMI lights are the most used type of light on set. HMI lights emit an ultraviolet light with a blue hue. This allows the filmmaker to recreate light from the sun in dark or indoor settings, which can save time and other issues with having to use the real sun’s light such as the c
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