PHOTOGRAPHY BASICS | Lighting Power Ratios

[@VVHFX]

Brilliantly explained!

[@rpurdum]

Thank you for the best photo lighting video's on KZbin. They are understandable and concise, animation plus examples are great. The effort is much appreciated!

[@tedebaer1]

Thank you!

[@namnguyenviet5173]

thanks so much for your video , easy to understand and can be practiced.

[@kevalderson3358]

Thank you. That was very informative and enjoyable.

[@jemmapollari]

Detailed and easy to understand video, thank you. Clearly explained and makes a tricky concept easy to apply.

[@zhenyucai]

Best video about lighting ratios! How do I meter the background? Place the meter on the background with the lumisphere facing the background light? I guess the explanation about the black and white background made me a bit unsure here about how to meter the background.

[@JulesMoyaert_photo]

Now, I see the light! Bravo!

[@sindhooravolabailu8810]

Thanks for explaining it so very well.

[@Kayworm]

Wow. Very informative. Great stuff man.

[@Jace0241]

Excellent tutorial, thank you so much 😊

[@abhishektyagi2886]

Best video over lighting. Please post more and more

[@laurenabk4782]

Excellent explanation. so simple, you understand without more!

[@manoharmgr8235]

Very useful video , I learned lot from it, looking forward more videos like this keep it up good work, R.manohar , india,

[@nyanthein]

Very good and clear explanation. Thanks a lot.

[@tw9535]

Awesome video!

[@kcganesh70]

Thank you so much for the wonderful video and your effort

[@tomaszstramel3594]

Great tutorial!

[@drpuneetw]

crisp....informative video

[@bdeepshikha20]

Excellent Explanation. But I'm bit confused, when we say fill light is less powerful then key light, Key Light at F8, fill light 1 1/3 to 1 /2/3rd stops less which is F5.6 then won't it become brighter than key light....Please help me understand this part.

[@Marcossamerson]

I have the same question.

[@MrRafayat]

I have same confusion ..if I use speed-light flash system

[@rickjbradbury]

The fill light at 1 1/3rd stops under F8 is F5 1 2/3rd stops would be F4.5 Any thing below F8 in terms of metered light out put is less light. F5.6 = 1 stop less F5 = 1 and 1/3rd less F4.5 = 1 and 2/3rd less. If you left all lights at F8 ( metered) and opened up to F5.6 your image would be 1 stop brighter.

[@AnhNguyen-iq7fs]

May I have a basic question. Is the F-stop of light the same as F-stop in aperture of camera? So, Is it correct that the camera aperture is set to f8 when key light is metered at F8?

[@steadihut]

yes

[@sakibazim1255]

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[@cowpow1234]

Great Welsh phrase "I'll explain that now, in a minute"