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Triangular light, also known as Rembrandt method. Rembrandt is a Dutch painter. In his portraits, the light and shadow treatment of characters' faces adopts a strong contrast effect. The light comes obliquely from the upper part of the figure, which makes the nose of the figure project and blend into the dark part, making one cheek of the figure form a triangular bright area. We usually see the projection under the nose in the sun. This projection will gradually lengthen with the position of the sun. This is the truth, only that the projection cannot be interrupted. Because this light effect can produce an obvious three-dimensional effect on the face of the characters, later photographers imitated the characteristics of Rembrandt's paintings and produced this light distribution method, which can strengthen or weaken the contrast of light ratio according to the characteristics of different characters. For example, people with low noses or flat faces can take pictures with this lamp, which can make up for their defects visually.

The characters photographed in this way of lighting are more stereoscopic.

Pay attention to the eyes in the dark must have reflective points.