the photo must have taken more than 20 sec and must have Mutiple takes and different people to do that and make the light go on the ground must been a different type light.

 

 

 

the main light is for to create a highlight and a shadow.

the purpose of a fill light is to brighten the shadows areas.

the lighting patterns are Rembrandt Lighting Split Lighting Loop Lighting Butterfly Lighting Flat Lighting Broad Lighting Short Lighting High-Key Lighting Low-Key Lighting Natural Lighting.

this studio portrait is very clear there is no blur or nothing they are using a fill lighting to show her whole face and give her hair that kind of blond

 

JPEG is a file that would make it smaller, and you can edit them whenever you want

Raw is an uncompressed and unprocessed file that images capture by the sensors of the digital camera

so, the difference on these two files is a huge difference first is RAW holds an original detail which you would need a larger memory card, so you fill up quickly

then JPEG is a file size so manageable because of the data and the data is compressed. they are so small you can have a lot of files

Raw would have the advantage on the image quality because they would have a better color spectrum

jpeg it undergoes a lossy uncompression and they would be pixelated

jpeg would have advantage because in jpeg would let you edit anytime and it would be better, and raw you can’t because there a big file so it’s slow

jpeg is quickly when it comes to speed. and the RAW it takes time

the one of the most valuable things is the light it makes look rich, the second thing is the settings like iso and shutter speed, the third thing is the editing to make it look more colorful, the fourth things is the person you take photo with, the fifth thing i learned that important is the style of your pictures there is so many styles that you can choose from.

What inspired me is that when i got out and take a photo i always see this people taking photos and some of the people taking to each other.

1.Wide angle lens 10mm to 35 mm(used for mostly landscapes)

2.standered lens 35mm to 85mm (are versatile can be used for landscapes and other variety of photo shooting)

3 telephoto lens 85mm to 300mm(make everything feel closer than you actually are.)

4.macro lens (used for shooting smaller objects

5.tilt shift lens (used for shooting buildings)

6. There’s a Len for almost everything there is.

7.telephoto lens may be used to shoot sports.

8.telephoto lens allow you to get close something without getting close to it.

9. standard zoom lens could be used for taking great portraits

10.wide angle lens give you a expansive view.