COM ARTS 155 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Douglas C-47 Skytrain, Key Light, Fill Light
23 Sep 2016
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Key light - main light source, brightest; having just key lighting leaves shadows. Fill light- secondary lighting, 2 f-stops less/ softer than key light; can be its own light or light that is bounced off of an object. Back light- behind subject, helps define subject in space. High-key lighting - dominant american tradition lighting, makes subject look more attractive. Low-key lighting - key primary source, no fill or little fill. Motivated low-key: a light source appears on the frame and suggests that it is the light source; most likely there is another light on set that is actually creating the light. Backlight halo effect: light from back and above creates a halo effect on subject. Hmi - a light that recreates the 5600k daylight average. Guessing the light source and music videos with impressive lighting on learn@uw lecture slide. Amps in a typical circuit: 15-20 amps. Know above information to not trip a circuit.
