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Aug 02, 2009 17:31 |  #1

Last month I attended the Hargis / Grubba Interior Lighting program. Learned quite a bit -- here is my first effort.

Lighting setup:

1) On camera fired behind me at 1/8th power into white door. This light illuminated the front of the bed and the night table.

2) Camera right on light stand fired at 24mm at 1/8 power into soffet at ceiling. This provided general illumination

3) Camera left on light stand directly into wall at 24mm and 1/32 power. Fill light and knocked down shadows.

4) Camera right in next to red chair, fired at 1/64th power in Lumiquest softbox from floor to provide fill in front of bed.

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Aug 02, 2009 17:33 |  #2

Good crisp shot as i see it but im no expert so i will leave that up to the rest on here


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Aug 02, 2009 22:51 |  #3

So, Help me to understand what you did to achieve this lighting.
I am not able to make sense of your four steps listed above.
Did you leave the camera on a tripod, on "bulb", and move about, firing the strobe to illuminate things from the locations listed?


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Aug 03, 2009 07:36 |  #4

Sorry about that.

There are four lights total, fired via radiopoppers. Exposure was 1/200th of a sec, f/6.3, iso 400.


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Jan 13, 2010 21:27 |  #5

Nice image. I'm a big fan of Scott Hargis. I just happen to stumble upon this thread. Good work!


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