Photography 101: Lighting - The Basics of Photography | B&H Event Space

In the 4th installment of the Basics of Photography, Tony Gale joins us to teach photography lighting for beginners, which will work in a variety of situations, such as portrait, commercial and food photography.
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- Photography 101 Part 3: Composition: bhpho.to/3pjMWXl
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0:00 Introduction & Overview
3:09 Quantity of Light
4:26 Quality of Light
6:33 Color of Light
9:42 Types of Lighting
38:23 Controlling Light
49:13 Q&A
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[@StevenSmith-nq5xe]

Wonderful overview. Even for those of us who’ve shot for years it’s refreshing to get a refresher. Thank you!

[@bruce-le-smith]

great info! i don't want to complain about great free content, but in case you want a continuous improvement note, the drinking water straight into the mic is pretty graphic, probably good form to mute or swing the mic away when taking a swig while giving professional online presentations. but like Tony said, it's subjective, maybe everybody else loved that haha

[@af59-photografika87]

need to go to full screen for presentations

[@ichizoebikawa]

lol true dat

[@edonazeqiri2955]

Quantity is how bright or dark the image is??? how about the intensity of the light, is it the same as Quantity?

[@BandH]

"Quantity of light" refers to the amount of light that is available. If you have a large quantity of light, then the image will typically be bright. If you have a small or limited quantity of light, then the image will typically be dark. In some cases, yes, the light quantity can be referred to as light intensity or light brightness.