Lighting Y6

What is described as the most important lesson in photography according to the text?

• Camera settings

• Composition

• Lighting

• Editing

What can you produce if you master the most important lesson in photography?

• High-resolution images

• Faster image processing

• Beautiful imagery

• A wide range of colors

Where should the sidelight be placed in a basic food photography light setup?

• Opposite the light source

• Next to your scene

• Between the light source and the subject

• In front of the subject

What is the role of a reflector in the basic light setup for food photography?

• To diffuse the light

• To block the light completely

• To reflect some light back onto your subject and scene

• To increase the light's color temperature

What is the basic light setup for food photography as described in the image?

• Natural light and a mirror

• Diffused light and a reflector

• Direct sunlight and a whiteboard

• Artificial light and a diffuser

Where does sidelight come from in food photography?

• From the top of the subject

• From the side of the subject and camera

• From behind the camera

• From directly above the camera

Why is sidelight a go-to for many food photographers?

• Because it creates dramatic shadows

• Because it is easy to set up

• Because it works well for nearly all setups for food photography

• Because it uses natural sunlight

What is backlight in food photography?

• Light coming from the side of the subject

• Light coming from the top of the subject

• Light coming from behind the subject and opposite the camera

• Light coming from directly in front of the subject

What is the purpose of a diffuser in photography?

• To focus light more directly onto the subject

• To reflect light onto the subject

• To diffuse or distribute light more evenly onto the subject

• To block light from reaching the subject

Where is a reflector typically placed in relation to the light source and the subject?

• Between the light source and the subject

• Opposite the light source

• In front of the light source

• Behind the subject