Lighting I Course

Program Overview

This Lighting I course enhances students' understanding of lighting techniques, both natural and artificial, to elevate the subject of a photograph. It covers topics such as light sources, modifiers, natural light control, studio strobes, and continuous lighting. The course is designed for students who have completed Photography I and prepares them for careers in photography.

Program Outline

Outline:

Lighting I (ART X 440.22)

Introduction:

• This course will enhance students' understanding of how lighting, both natural and artificial, can be used to elevate the subject of a photograph.

Course Content:

• Module 1: Introduction to Lighting
> * Basics of lighting
• Types of light sources
• Light modifiers
>*
• Module 2: Natural Lighting
> * Using natural light to enhance photographs
• Controlling natural light with reflectors and diffusers
>*
• Module 3: Artificial Lighting- Studio Strobes
>* Studio lighting equipment
• Setting up and using studio strobes
>*
• Module 4: Artificial Lighting
>* Using continuous lighting sources
• Using flash to fill in natural light

Prerequisites: