What kinds of stage lighting are there?

Scene lighting is usually divided into three types: natural light, artificial light or a combination of the two.

? Natural light is actually what we call sunlight. We need to pay attention to three issues when using sunlight: time, weather and light source. Artificial light is the antonym of natural light. Artificial light is the most commonly used and universal of the three light sources. Lights, stoves or some luminous objects are recognized as artificial light as long as they can illuminate the surrounding environment. However, it should be noted that the use of artificial light needs to consider the source and quality of light; If there are several light sources, it is necessary to analyze what the light sources are and determine whether the light sources are colored. It should be noted that almost all light sources have one or more colors, not just pure white.

The last kind of lighting is a combination of natural light and artificial light. When shooting outdoors in bright light, photographers or lighting engineers will use mirrors or auxiliary lights to alleviate harsh shadows.

Determine the purpose of lighting design

? Basically, what is the tone and atmosphere of the scene is related to the most important lighting. In some cases, the only goal is to see one or more objects clearly, but in practice it may become very complicated.

Lighting helps to express feelings, or guide the audience's line of sight to a characteristic position, or let the audience form a special visual effect, which can provide greater depth for the scene and show a sense of hierarchy. Therefore, what color tone should be expressed in lighting design, and whether the lighting involved can better enhance the depth level.