This was taken using the studio modelling light, which is a Tungsten bulb, so warm c.3200 degrees Kelvin, and daylight which is c.6000 degrees Kelvin. Because these are uneven light sources it is creating a shadow to one side, giving detail to the side with the weakest light, and losing the detail to the strongest light.Wednesday 21 October 2009
PRACTICAL SESSIONS - Light Sources
This was taken using the studio modelling light, which is a Tungsten bulb, so warm c.3200 degrees Kelvin, and daylight which is c.6000 degrees Kelvin. Because these are uneven light sources it is creating a shadow to one side, giving detail to the side with the weakest light, and losing the detail to the strongest light.
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