《Changing and replicating natural light》 -----本字幕由雷天音 整理制作----- I'm from Seattle, where we have consistent light year round:
【更多lynda资源下载尽在：www.iacrobat.com】 three months of bright sunshine and nine months of flat gray.
【更多lynda资源下载尽在：www.iacrobat.com】 It's a challenge to get the beautiful sunlight streaming through the window in
December, but with a little bit of light know-how, you can create that dazzling sunshine.
Put your main light outside the window, adjust your light, flash, or reflector to
fill the subject, and voila!
You have a sunny day.
Remember the photographs we took in the last movie of Margo near a sunlit window?
Look how they compare to photographs taken of her when using our artificial
sunlight setup, or maybe you want to recreate the natural light of a lamp.
Most bulbs are pretty dim in our cameras.
You can increase your ISO, risking a little bit of noise, or replace the bulbs
with brighter ones for the duration of the shoot.
I often use a slaved flash in lamps.
I love this equipment.
It's a flash with a sensor that is triggered when another flash is set off.
I simply put it in the lamp, take an exposure reading, get my subject in position,
and trigger it with an on-camera flash bounced off the ceiling. Check this out.
The settings on my on-camera flash are determined by how much I want it to fill the scene.
When blending natural light in flash, the natural light determines the
settings on your flash.
I used this piece of equipment to illuminate a cross in a chapel in
Mexico's Copper Canyon.
I had beautiful light coming in from the window.
I had plenty of exposure for the room, but the cross was lost in the shadows.
So I put my slave flash behind it and popped on an on-camera flash to trigger it,
and the result was an image where the cross dominated the scene.
In a thatched roof hut in Guatemala, I wanted to recreate the glow of a cooking
fire as a woman made tortillas.
The hut was so dark I could hardly see to focus.
I put an orange gel over the slave and triggered it with my on-camera flash.
Now the light looks like it's coming from the fire.
【更多lynda资源下载尽在：www.iacrobat.com】 My goal in almost all of my lighting is to create beautiful and believable light
that enforces the message I want to create in my photographs.