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| carbon arc studio lamp of 1913 with set of carbon arcs in one reflector |
Contents
Hot Lights
Continuous lighting that generates more heat than light, e.g. tungsten bulb, carbon arc lamb, halogen lamp
Cool Lights
Continuous lighting that generates more light than heat, e.g. fluorescent lamp, LED lamp, cold light
Strobes
Non-continuous lighting. E.g. a flash gun.
Ring Flash
The ring flash is an accessory for macro photography.
Modifiers
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Barn Doors
description
Reflector
description
Scrim
description
Snoot
A tube or cone attached to a lamp or flash unit to restrict the light, producing a spotlighting effect.
Softbox
description
Links
- type of lighting at "all about Photography" [1]
Glossary Terms
