how important is lighting or the right angle of the camera to making your subject look good?
justicespeaks321 asked:
A picture often says a lot about a person… I mean, its a reflection of your image. However no matter how beautiful a person is, do you find that if the angle is off or the lighting is terrible… it often makes a person look bad?
A picture often says a lot about a person… I mean, its a reflection of your image. However no matter how beautiful a person is, do you find that if the angle is off or the lighting is terrible… it often makes a person look bad?
I have taken 100’s of pictures of my friends… and those friends that I find attractive. Yet maybe 50% of those pictures are not so flattering due to setup. But they always take it personally.
In your opinion how important is lighting or the right angle of the camera to making your subject look the most attractive?
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What lux level is recommended for lighting a keynote speaker on a stage?
Col asked:
The stage is located next to a single court basket ball stadium, recessed into one of the sides. There will be about 20 rows of seating. There will be a projected image of the speaker on both sides of the stage – so lighting must be suitable for the cameras as well. The audience will range from 20 year olds to people in their 80’s. We will be lighting with par64’s and Fresnels. Any suggestions would be appreciated!
The stage is located next to a single court basket ball stadium, recessed into one of the sides. There will be about 20 rows of seating. There will be a projected image of the speaker on both sides of the stage – so lighting must be suitable for the cameras as well. The audience will range from 20 year olds to people in their 80’s. We will be lighting with par64’s and Fresnels. Any suggestions would be appreciated!
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