5 Portrait Looks with Single-Light Setups

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The Foundation for All Lighting Situations With One Light Only

• [skipto time=0:00]00:00 - Intro[/skipto]
• [skipto time=0:40]00:40 – About The Setup & Why[/skipto]
• [skipto time=1:27]01:27 – Rembrandt Lighting:[/skipto] Light Direction & Angle, Fill-In Option
• [skipto time=2:51]02:51 - Split Light:[/skipto] Light Direction <> Subject Positioning, Fill-In Option
• [skipto time=4:23]04:23 - Broad Light:[/skipto] Basic Concept, Fill-In Option
• [skipto time=5:26]05:26 - Paramount (‘Butterfly’) Light:[/skipto] Light Direction & High Angle, Fill-In Option, Catchlights
• [skipto time=8:14]08:14 - Loop Light:[/skipto] Basic Concept, Light Direction, Very Specific Shadow Fall, Fill-In Option
• [skipto time=11:46]11:46 - Hard Light (Rembrandt-Style):[/skipto] Hard Light <> Soft Light, Fill-In Option
• [skipto time=12:21]12:21 – Recap > All Setups in a Quick Pass-Through[/skipto]
• [skipto time=13:25]13:25 - Outro[/skipto]
• [skipto time=13:59]13:59 – Tamron & Sponsors Shootout[/skipto]

Jay P Morgan demonstrates how to do the five basic lighting setups every photographer should know. Using continuous lighting, you will get to see the changes in lighting quality (= shadows) immediately.

These setups will help guide you through studio lighting and different ways you can modify these lighting setups to your liking.[molongui_author_box profile_layout="layout-7"][wpdiscuz_comments]