Code it! These photography techniques are super practical.

Light is the soul of photography. As a master said, light is used to sculpt objects. Light and shadow are like a treasure chest. If the photographer uses them properly and captures the right light, it will bring a new look to the photos. If the studio has 8-9 main light levels, this is somewhat unreasonable. So, photographers imitate? The sun? The best way to achieve the unity of light levels is to distinguish between primary and secondary.

Sometimes I don't hesitate to organize a main light source with 5-6 lamps to create an artificial sun in the studio. The main light source is preferably located directly above the furniture, and a soft light screen is added to make the light soft and diffuse, so that a large area of soft light can sweep a large area. In addition, several hard lamps (high-wattage flashlight for several seconds) are used, and honeycombs with different apertures are selected to cover the standard cover of the lamps as needed, so that several bright local light areas will appear on the main body of the furniture, thus immediately turning on the light and shade of the furniture and making people feel elegant.

There are many kinds of light, soft, intense, dreamy, vivid, clear, hazy, hot, desolate, sudden, delicate, dark, early spring, straight, oblique, emotional, controlled, peaceful or pale. If you want to make the bedroom furniture look softer, you can use softer lighting and dreamy lighting to achieve this effect instead of using low-contrast filters. Fresh light refers to the light with obvious contrast and full of vitality. And those lifeless lights lack a sense of hierarchy and no shadow. Clear light should be contrasted, but not too much.

These are some super practical photography lighting techniques. If you are interested in photography, I hope these tips can help you. If you want to know more about shooting, film and television post-production skills and materials, you can click on other articles on this site to learn.