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High Key vs. Low Key Lighting Portraits and Studio Lighting

High Key vs. Low Key Lighting

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High Key vs. Low Key Lighting. Portraits and Studio Lighting. High Key Lighting. High Key Lighting. High-key portraiture will have more even light, with very few harsh shadows.  High key lighting tends to make the scene more upbeat, happy, and feminine. . - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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High Key vs. Low Key Lighting

Portraits and Studio Lighting

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High Key Lighting

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High Key Lighting

High-key portraiture will have more even light, with very few harsh shadows. High key lighting tends to make the scene more upbeat, happy, and feminine.

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High key photography uses unnaturally bright lighting to blow out most or all harsh shadows in an image. You see high key used regularly for fashion (catalogue) photography, product photography.

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Low Key Portrait Lighting

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Low Key

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Low-key portraiture has dramatic lighting, and tends to be very moody. Instead of eliminating shadows as in high key photography, low-key photographers utilize dark scenes and heavy contrast to convey a sense of drama or foreboding.