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6-49.

What is the maximum lighting

6-50.

6-51.

ratio for color portraits?

1. 1:1
2. 2:1
3. 3:1
4. 5:1

In portrait lighting, what light

is used to provide tonal separation

between the subject and the
background?

Main

Catch

Fill

Background

You are shooting a color portrait

for a command roster board. To

reproduce the background in its
true color, you should ensure what
amount of incident light is falling
on it?

The same as the subject

Twice as much as the subject

One half as much as the subject

Four times as much as the
subject

6-52.

You position the background light

so the illumination falls off
gradually into the corners of the
frame.

This produces what effect?

It hides uneven borders

It provides image balance

It "locks" the image into
the frame

It helps direct attention
to the subject's face

6-53.

Light-meter readings for portraits

should be taken with the hair light
turned off.

True

False

6-54.

6-55.

6-56 .

Spit

Broad

Butterfly

Rembrandt

What facial shadow should you use

to determine the height of the main

light for butterfly lighting?

Eyebrow

Nose

Lip

Chin

6-57.

You are taking a portrait of a
female admiral using butterfly

lighting.

In what position should

you place the fill-in light?

Close to the lens axis and on
the opposite side from the main

light

45 degrees from the lens axis
and on the same side as the

main light

45 degrees from the lens axis

and on the opposite side of the

main light

Directly below the main light
and close to the lens axis

Learning Objective:

Identify

the basic setup used for taking
full-length portraits.

When setting up a portrait using

side lighting, you should start

with the main light in what

position?

Very close to the lens axis

45 degrees from the lens axis

90 degrees from the lens axis

180 degrees from the lens axis

What type of portrait lighting

should you use to subdue lines and

wrinkles in the subject's face?

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