Lighting:
When taking my photographs i would be using a 3 point lighting setup using the flash heads (Trinity) which consist of The main light, known as the key light, The fill light to take out the shadows and the hairline light to stop the model from bleaching into the backdrop. This is a 3:1 lighting ratio which means every light would be doing something different. There is a plus (+) and minus button (-) on the lights to change the power of the flash, 1 being the lowest and 6 being the highest. All the lights are connected and has a test button to test the flash type chosen. The soft boxed light softens the light, The snoot is the dented cone which is used to separate the model from the back drop and he Godox which makes all the light communicate in sync. This is battery based.
Camera:
The camera being used is the Nickon D7000 which has 17million mega pixels. The lens has a ratio of 18:135 this means it can extend to zoom. The amera would beep when it is in focus, pictures would not be taken until the beep is heard. Once we have taken our pictures we should download them straight away to prevent time wasting. There are two functions of the lens: 1. Automode (A) this is where you hear a beep telling you the camera is in focus or 2. Manual (M) this is where you have full control and the beep is not needed. When changing the colour of the picture we should go to menu, set picture control and select either standard (colour) or mono chrome (black and white).Model:
The model should stand about 5-6 feet away from the back drop this is to make sure they dont bleach into the backdrop. There are two types of backdrops: whitr and black. The lights should be off when taking your photo. The refkectors could be used on the model to bouce light, there are 3 types: 1. Gold giving the picture a warm tone. 2. White to knock out any shadows in which the flash may present and 3. Silver giving the picture a harder contrast.
