Thursday, 22 October 2020

rembrandt lighting

rembrandt lighting is a studio portrait technique where a small inverted triangle is visible under one of the subjects eyes



to achieve this lighting technique, the key light should be placed at a 45 degrees angle facing towards the subject. place a reflector on the opposite side of the subject. the camera should be in the middle right in front of the subject. 





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