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What is the primary focus of Week 1 in the studio lighting course?
What is the primary focus of Week 1 in the studio lighting course?
A practical exploration of photographic lighting
Which of the following are components explored in Week 1? (Select all that apply)
Which of the following are components explored in Week 1? (Select all that apply)
- Set design (correct)
- Post-processing techniques
- Lighting characteristics (correct)
- Camera movements (correct)
Students have self-directed work hours as part of the course.
Students have self-directed work hours as part of the course.
True (A)
The exposure triangle includes aperture, shutter speed, and __________.
The exposure triangle includes aperture, shutter speed, and __________.
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Which camera model is mentioned in the content?
Which camera model is mentioned in the content?
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What does doubling the amount of light equate to in terms of shutter speed?
What does doubling the amount of light equate to in terms of shutter speed?
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Match the shutter speeds with their corresponding light effects:
Match the shutter speeds with their corresponding light effects:
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Study Notes
Welcome to Studio and Light I
- This course will be a hands-on exploration of photographic lighting
- Students will learn about available light sources, light characteristics, and creating their own light
- The course will also cover modern studio components, functioning, and potential
- Students will receive instruction in camera movements, styling, and set design
- The course structure consists of demonstrations, exercises, and lectures, with self-directed work hours
Course Materials
- Students will be provided with a materials kit
- Students will also be provided with a Hasselblad kit
- Students will learn how to load film and other equipment
Exposure Triangle and Metering
- The exposure triangle consists of aperture, shutter speed, and ISO
- Aperture controls the amount of light entering the camera
- Shutter speed controls the duration of light exposure
- ISO determines the sensitivity of the camera's sensor to light
- Metering helps to determine the correct exposure settings
- Metering apps can assist with exposure calculations
- Students will participate in in-class exercises to practice exposure concepts
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