Tuesday 14 March 2017

Rembrandt/3 quarter, Beauty light, side light

These pictures are shot from the 3 quarter light. This is where the lighting is facing ninety degrees in line with the subjects face giving us this shadow effect half of the subjects face.
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These photos were taken using the side light we can see that the light is much closer to the subject compare to the three quarter
light which is much further from the subject
This is the beauty light where the lighting faces the front of the subjects face, but there is less shadow compared to the three quarter light.

Painting With lights

By using the bulb setting this allowed the light to appear in the dark room. We were able to create a drawing from the influence of lights. We used a tripod to keep the camera stationary to take these pictures. The lights were used simultaneously to draw these images.

For this picture the camera was able to capture the movement of the light which we can see from the person waving the light above it.
The next picture we mixed the colours blue and white light to draw with. The overlapping colours create this effect of distance from each light in the picture.
This picture was made using the lights from our phones. We can see a contrast of how the light intensities are with the other pictures. Lights from the phones are portrayed weaker than a light stick as the movement stops the light is at its strong point.
This is similar to the previous post using the flash from a phone. It's almost as the light is glistening off the phone giving off a starlight look. 

Risk Assessment



Hazards
Who
Might
Be harmed
Existing Control Measures
Risk
Rating
1-10
Existing
Control Measures to Reduce RISK
Date
Completed
Inhaling/
Spills of Chemicals
People in
the work area
if a space holds this move the chemicals away from doing your work8
Wash your hands. Place them out of reach. Wear gloves when moving with the chemicals.

Tripping and Falling
People in
the work area
loose equipment left on the floor when not being used. 8
Clear space so its easier to move around

Working in the dark
People in
the work area
It makes it harder for people to see.
Try to not expose as much light it will effect the picture.
8Clear space before turning off lights.
Fire
People in
the work area
can damage and cause injuries or death.9Stay away from the fire and leave the building to prevent accidents.
Cables
People in
the work area
set up equipment will be stepped on or tangle if loose on the floor.8
Use masking tape to make them hidden and plug them into the nearest sockets. To prevent them from getting caught or trapped.

Placing the camera/lighting on the Tripods
People in
the work area
If the tripod set up with a camera were to be knocked over it will break both tripod and camera.
Could fall on top of people
5
Secure the equipment being used on tripod tight to prevent it from falling and breaking. Single leg in front to stop them from toppling over. All three legs spread out.

Overcrowded rooms
People in
the work area
having too many people in one room makes it difficult for people to move and breath.6
Ventilation- opening the windows or turning on the air con, or open the door to allow air to come through. Have smaller groups.

Turn off electrical equipment
People in
the work area
the equipment will overheat and makes it difficult to work with.9
In between use to stop it from overheating. E.g. modelling lights can become a fire hazard if its left overheated.

No Water
/liquids
People in
the work area
can damage the electrical equipment. Or cause people to slip. Don’t have water whilst working. Slipping over the slippery surface
8Keep water or other drinks in bags away from the equipment.
Lights.
People in the work area.bright lights could damage and overheat the light.4
Remove the caps otherwise it will melt


This underlines what precautions to take whilst shooting in a dark room or studio. By seeing what should be done beforehand this means that less risks and damage of anything happening when shooting pictures are identified. Also, that what can be done in the room for setting up the equipment e.g. the lights and props are safely set up and put away after use.