Rembrandt Lighting
Rembrandt Lighting
Rembrandt Lighting Origin of terms and how to create chiaroscuro dramatic lighting, known as Rembrandt Lighting. Videos in this Series: 1. Rembrandt Lighting- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYEJR0lF8lk 2. Macho Makeover - Introduction Part 1- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-INQqMiHxT0 3. Macho Makeover - Introduction Part 2- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEdWAHWSjnk 4. Macho Makeover - Basic Adjustments 1- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03eqlgkbsXM 5. Macho Makeover - Basic Adjustments 2- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXT-eK32eNc 6. Macho Makeover - Part 3- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muYILe6_XJE Visit Mama at: http://www.photoshopmama.net See Chores & Products areas! Visit Mama at: http://www.photoshopmama.net PHOTO by Nora Canfield at: http://www.msdigphotography.com Resources: Wikipedia & my headTags: Howto photoshop photography lighting rembrandt chiaroscuro photoshopmama
No problem! I can ...
No problem! I can easily admit I don't know everything...but the main gist of my channel is to offer free support in helping others learn a few things...mostly in Photoshop. My intent is to help others rather than to debate history. Many historical figures have been credited with being the inventors of a particular thing,,,but in checking further we can discover, they were not the first. I love oil painting and water colors. Caravaggio is probably my most favorite artist, too!
Maybe you should be ...
Maybe you should be a bit more open-minded. Yes this type of lighting was used by many painters but if you had ever been educated in Photography or Studio Lighting, you would have been taught how to set up this lighting as well as split lighting and other setups. You would have been taught this lighting is called "Rembrandt Lighting" regardless of who used it first. Rembrandt Lighting is the name of the style of lighting as it is taught in photography programs throughout the nation.
@photoshopmama lol
@photoshopmama lol
@cyberfausto I ...
@cyberfausto I believe he ordered from Dury's of Nashville or B& H
Where did Rembrandt ...
Where did Rembrandt get a camera?
I think Window ...
I think Window light  would have been the most likely set up.
Good video! But ...
Good video! But how would rembrandt have done it, I mean he didn't have electricity so he must hav used natural daylight through the window to create the affect, unless he used candle light, not sure?
thanks for ...
thanks for educating us MA"AM
If you watch the ...
If you watch the next part in this series. There is a link to download the image in the right panel more info area. If you want to download the videos there is a Download button under each video-for 99 cents.
Download what?
Download what?
nice!
nice!
my head and ...
my head and experience with studio lighting
where does the rest ...
where does the rest come from?
You are reading ...
You are reading wikipedia.
thank you! ...
thank you! fantastic!
clap clap. very ...
clap clap. very good.
I'm half ...
I'm half italian.The squirrel thing is ridiculous.Your pronounce of "chiaroscuro" is quite good, but not perfect.You've got the chiaro part right, but you say something like "skeeooro" for scuro and that's wrong.Guess it's because in english you say "u" as if there was an "e" before("eeoo").Italians pronounce "u" like "oo" so, far from being a phonetics expert as you can see, you should pronounce it as if it was "skooro".Nice video by the way... Your voice is very nice and your teaching perfect
wow.. thanks again ...
wow.. thanks again mama shan.. nice tutorial.. thanks again..
Thanks dboy...I ...
Thanks dboy...I hear that a lot about having a nice voice, which is great but when I listen to my own voice it just sounds weird! LOL!
yep, that is the ...
yep, that is the way to say it. Unless my Italian teacher was screwing with me for 3 years... nice job, love your voice.
It still sounds ...
It still sounds like Charred Squirrel.. LOL!
Yep, as far as I ...
Yep, as far as I know it is and it's the way I've heard others pronounce it. Guess we need a real Italian to confirm.
is that how you ...
is that how you say it?! I always thought it was 'Charred squirrel'.
fabulous, as usual ...
fabulous, as usual, thank you!
great tutorial!
great tutorial!