"Sharpen your skills by answering the questions" Nissin Digital Lighting Quiz No. 5
"Hone your skills by answering the questions" Nissin Digital Lighting Quiz #5 A monthly lighting quiz (6 questions in total).Just by thinking about the answers, your lighting skills might just improve!?
This question is about accessories (modifiers).
[Example Answer] ①-○, ②-○, ③-○ (Insert the letter into the ○)Hint: Please refer to previous questions.
[Answers] are at the very bottom of this page.[Photos] Click the images to enlarge them.
[Setup]
※Reference photo
Positional relationship between the subject and the light source
Model: Kotomi Kai
[Answers] ①-C, ②-F, ③-D[Explanation] If you refer to the past questions, I think you will understand the differences.First, for ②, there is almost no shadow on the background, so we can tell it is F, the bounce method.Regarding ① and ③, the shadow of the model's feet is not as blurred as the shadow in the background.If an accessory has a large diameter, the shadow at the feet will also be blurred, so we can tell that neither ① nor ③ uses a large-diameter accessory.Comparing ① and ③, the shadow at the feet in ③ is sharper.Therefore, ③ is D, the FlashBender.① is the slightly larger C, the SMDV.
By the way, regarding the difference between the D and E FlashBenders, because D has a diffuser attached to the front, the light is directed only forward. However,since E does not have a diffuser, some light reflects off the ceiling, adding a bounce effect.Note that the shadow cast on the background behind the model's left sleeve in photo ③ (the part circled in red) is not a strobe shadow, but is caused by the continuous tungsten light from behind the camera position. It is different from the edge of a shadow created by an umbrella bounce.
Organizer: Nissin Japan Ltd.
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This question is about accessories (modifiers).
A Umbrella BounceB Translucent UmbrellaC Softbox (SMDV)D Rogue FlashBender (XL) with DiffuserE Rogue FlashBender (XL)F Ceiling Bounce
Photos ①, ②, and ③ were taken not just with strobe light,but under mixed light with continuous light (tungsten).The ratio of "strobe light to continuous light" is 90:10.*The strobe is not firing in the setup photos.[Example Answer] ①-○, ②-○, ③-○ (Insert the letter into the ○)Hint: Please refer to previous questions.
[Answers] are at the very bottom of this page.[Photos] Click the images to enlarge them.
[Setup] ※Reference photo
Positional relationship between the subject and the light source
Model: Kotomi Kai
[Answers] ①-C, ②-F, ③-D[Explanation] If you refer to the past questions, I think you will understand the differences.First, for ②, there is almost no shadow on the background, so we can tell it is F, the bounce method.Regarding ① and ③, the shadow of the model's feet is not as blurred as the shadow in the background.If an accessory has a large diameter, the shadow at the feet will also be blurred, so we can tell that neither ① nor ③ uses a large-diameter accessory.Comparing ① and ③, the shadow at the feet in ③ is sharper.Therefore, ③ is D, the FlashBender.① is the slightly larger C, the SMDV.
By the way, regarding the difference between the D and E FlashBenders, because D has a diffuser attached to the front, the light is directed only forward. However,since E does not have a diffuser, some light reflects off the ceiling, adding a bounce effect.Note that the shadow cast on the background behind the model's left sleeve in photo ③ (the part circled in red) is not a strobe shadow, but is caused by the continuous tungsten light from behind the camera position. It is different from the edge of a shadow created by an umbrella bounce.
Organizer: Nissin Japan Ltd.For inquiries, please use our contact form.