- Fill is used to control shadows and contrast and lighting ratios
Key light
- The key to determine the light of the shadow, to set the mood.
Hair light
- An accent of light mainly at the top of the head, sometimes only backlight.
Background light
- Reveals the character of the background and separates the subject from the background
Shadowless
- They have no shadows at all
Hard light
- A small direct source with or without a lens, that produces a hard light and dark shadows
Soft light
- Diffused, bounced, indirect light it will produce soft shadows
Grey card
- A matte 18% reflectance card used instead of subject of a reflected light meter.
Reflector
- Variously shaped bowls that shape and intensify a lamp beam
Diffuser
- A translucent material placed in front of lights to soften highlights and shadows
Intensity
- The strength of the incident light independent of subject reflectivity commonly measured in foot candles or lux.
Lighting ratio
- The ratio of the key light plus fill vs. fill light only using incident light meter
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