تکنیک‌های پیشرفته نورپردازی کریستوفر گری: ترفندهای حرفه‌ای برای عکاسان دیجیتال

Illustrating various lighting techniques employed by professional photographers, this unique guidebook demonstrates how to create more visually complex effects. Each chapter explains the concept of a different lighting method, sets up the shot step–by–step, and reveals the easily obtained, yet sophisticated, results. Common problems and solutions are also provided and variations suggested. Appealing to professionals as well as intermediate and advanced students of photography, this eye-catching manual offers a technical approach to lighting that will produce amazing pictures. Cover......Page 1 Copyright Page......Page 3 Contents......Page 4 About the Author......Page 5 Foreword......Page 6 Introduction......Page 7 An Extra Layer of Diffusion......Page 9 Studio Diffusion with Accessory Flash......Page 13 Fashion Light for High-School Seniors......Page 19 Making the Most of a Location Shoot......Page 23 Killer Accents with Side Lights......Page 28 Subtractive Lighting......Page 32 Underfill and Underlight......Page 34 Lighting for Fill......Page 40 Silver Reflectors in the Studio......Page 45 Cinefoil......Page 49 Motion and Emotion......Page 55 Photography as Catharsis......Page 60 The Beauty Bowl......Page 67 Gauze and Effect......Page 74 That Beautiful, Soft, Overexposed, Grainy, High-Key, One-Light Retro Look......Page 79 The Double Main Light......Page 84 The Two-Softbox Main Light......Page 87 The Wall of Light......Page 91 Working with the Sun......Page 99 Underexposure as a Creative Tool......Page 105 Unsung Heroes of the Studio......Page 109 Cheap Tricks......Page 113 Photoshop Contrast and Softness......Page 117 Adding Specific and Dramatic Highlights......Page 121 Afterword......Page 124 Index......Page 125 Cover; Copyright Page; Contents; About the Author; Foreword; Introduction; An Extra Layer of Diffusion; Studio Diffusion with Accessory Flash; Fashion Light for High-School Seniors; Making the Most of a Location Shoot; Killer Accents with Side Lights; Subtractive Lighting; Underfill and Underlight; Lighting for Fill; Silver Reflectors in the Studio; Cinefoil; Motion and Emotion; Dragging the Shutter; Photography as Catharsis; The Beauty Bowl; Gauze and Effect; That Beautiful, Soft, Overexposed, Grainy, High-Key, One-Light Retro Look; The Double Main Light; The Two-Softbox Main Light. Annotation Chris Grey takes readers beyond the basics of lighting and shows them the tricks professionals use to create more visually complex effects. Some of these tricks are complex strategies that rely on a sophisticated understanding of the physics of light, but more are simply inventive solutions that make it surprisingly easy to produce a very sophisticated result. Each chapter teaches one basic technique, explains the concept, demonstrates the set-up step-by-step and reveals the final results. Will appeal to both active professionals and students