Assignment 14

BOOM!

Assignment 13 - Night light

ISO 160 f/2.5 1/8

ISO 160  f/2.8  1/4

Assignment 12 - Stop Motion

ISO 160   f5.6    1/200

Assignment 11 - Light Painting

Assignment 10 - Speedlites off camera

1. Single flash with diffusion

2.  ETTL mode A,B,C flash with 1/4 ratio

3. M mode A,B,C flash with 1/4 ratio

4. Group mode

Assignment 9 Canon Dedicated Flash

direct flash on camera Priority setting
ISO 100  f/3.2  1/60

direct flash off camera Priority setting
ISO 100  f/3.2  1/60

flash fill Aperture Priority
ISO 100  f/3.2  1/50

flash with beauty dish Priority setting
ISO 100  f/3.2  1/40
*Best Result*

Assignment 8 Outdoor Flash

f/6.3 at 1/40 

f/6.3 at 1/30

f/6.3 at 1/50 

f/6.3 at 1/60 

Assignment 7 Strobe and Tungsten

Tungsten on background

Strobe on foreground

Tungsten + Strobe

Tungsten + Strobe with motion

Strobe on background

Tungsten on foreground

Strobe + Tungsten

Strobe + Tungsten with motion

Assignment 6 Size Matters

Beauty Dish

Octadome

Assignment 5 One Strobe

Three Light Portrait

3 Light Portrait components

Key light, Fill light, Back light, and 3 lights

3 Light portrait of Jonathan (after Dan Winters)

Assignment 3 One Light Portraits

1. 

In this portrait, a single light source with no diffusion was placed overhead and to the front and left of the subject. Using a bare bulb without diffusing the light created a darker overall image with more contrast from light to dark. The inverse square law in demonstrated as the light is brightest on the left side of the face and quickly falls off to black on the right side of the face. Specular highlights are created by the light reflecting off of the eyes, cheekbone, and nose of the subject. The goal was to achieve "Rembrandt lighting" by creating a small triangle of light under the eye on the shadow side of the face, dark and saturated shadows, and quick fall off from light to dark. 

2.
This portrait uses a single light source with diffused and reflected light. A large sheet of diffusion material was placed overhead and the light source placed directly over the subject. Using the diffusion material in this way created a larger light source. Diffusing the light helped to soften and evenly spread the light across the subject. A silver fill card was used underneath to reflect light back into the shadow areas. The card had to be placed at a specific angle in order to reflect the light in the right direction, demonstrating that angle of incidence = angle of reflection.

Assignment 2 Angle of Incidence

Team 

Tiffany + Ashley + Jonathan

Demo: The 3 Laws of Light

Assignment 1 Inverse Square Law

Team 

Tiffany + Ashley + Jonathan

1. Grey - 2 ft.

2. Grey - 4 ft.

3. Grey - 8 ft.

4. Grey - 16 ft. 

5. Black, Grey, White