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St. John's Gown at Atlanta's High Museum of Art
The lighting diagram features a Dynalite studio flash head mounted on a 22" Mola beauty dish with a grid. This lights Jessica's head and shoulders. The six foot by six foot diffusion panel from Chimea spreads the light from a Dynalite 2050 location head to lower the contrast by adding light to the shadows. Each light is powered by a separate Road Max 800 watt / second pack. The beauty dish is powered at 400 watt / seconds while the head of the fill panel is at 200 watt / seconds.
The atrium of the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, GA is lit with direct sunshine streaming through overhead skylights.
The lighting diagram features a Dynalite studio flash head mounted on a 22" Mola beauty dish with a grid. This lights Jessica’s head and shoulders. The six foot by six foot diffusion panel from Chimea spreads the light from a Dynalite 2050 location head to lower the contrast by adding light to the shadows. Each light is powered by a separate Road Max 800 watt / second pack. The beauty dish is powered at 400 watt / seconds while the head of the fill panel is at 200 watt / seconds.
The atrium of the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, GA is lit with direct sunshine streaming through overhead skylights.
This diagram has been published in the Light It user group
The How-To Magazine for Studio Lighting and Off-Camera Flash
Light It is the first digital photography lighting magazine made exclusively for the Apple iPad® from Scott Kelby and KelbyTraining.com.
Issue #11
November 2012
In this issue, learn how to achieve great interior shots in our feature story and find many tips and techniques to improve your lighting: using small flashes as fill lights, learning about the beauty dish or creating a portrait clamshell reflector.
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