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PORTRAIT LIGHTING
A.
Rembrandt
B.
Short
C.
Broad
D.
Rim
Figure 6A
IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS 6-28 THROUGH 6-31,
REFER TO FIGURE 6A AND SELECT THE TYPE
OF PORTRAIT LIGHTING USED TO CREATE THE
EFFECT USED AS THE QUESTION.
6-28.
6-29.
6-30.
6-31.
6-32.
The side of the face away from
the camera is fully lighted:
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
The side of the face away from the
camera is lighted by a high main
light:
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
The entire face is in shadow:
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
The side of the face toward the
camera is well-lighted:
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
What type of lighting produces a
shadow directly under the nose?
1.
Broad
2.
Butterfly
3.
Short
4.
Rembrandt
6-33.
What type of lighting is used to
illuminate one side of the face
while placing the opposite side
completely in shadow?
1.
Rim
2.
Short
3.
Split
4.
Broad
Learning Objective:
Identify
methods used to determine the
placement of portrait lights.
6-34.
What light source in a portrait-
lighting situation is the most
influential?
1.
Fill
2.
Hair
3.
Background
4.
Modeling
6-35.
In military portraits, what type
of lighting is used for subjects
with a normal shape face?
1.
Short
2.
Broad
3.
Butterfly
4.
Spit
6-36.
What type of lighting should you
use for a subject with a narrow
face?
1.
Short
2.
Broad
3.
Spit
4.
Rembrandt
6-37.
Which of the following lighting
effects causes too much light to
be reflected from the subject's
forehead in a portrait?
1.
The fill light is too bright
2.
The main light is too far
from the fill light
3.
The main light is too close
to the subject
4.
The intensity of the fill light
is greater than the main light
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