Lighting diagram
Uploaded: March 14, 2006
This shows a diagram of a shot I did for a class. Diagrams like this, or somewhat more crude, are really useful when learing lighting.
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JO ANN CLEVELAND August 24, 2006
Neat! How did you do that?John H. Siskin August 24, 2006
I have a cd with a lot of diagrams I have found in other places, I use that as clip art. Then when I need to draw something, I draw it large and scan it. Since it is reduced when I use it it looks better. I usually do a shot of my set up or a crude drawing before I break the set down. I only make diagrams like this when I do magazine articles or classes. You can see some of my magazine articles on my website: www.siskinphoto.com. Thanks, John #3209541JO ANN CLEVELAND August 24, 2006
Wow! I am impressed! Guess I better take a class on this!John H. Siskin August 24, 2006
I'd love to have you in a class, but I do not teach one specifically on making diagrams. I do teach lighting, hope to see you in one of my lighting classes. Thanks, john #3209565Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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