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Three-point lighting is most commonly used

Three-point lighting is most commonly used

  • The key light is the strongest and brightest light source. Therefore, it makes the strongest shadows.
  • Fill light _"fills in" the shadows cast by the key light and _softens the lighting on the subject and environment. It is placed near the camera and around 120° from the key light.
  • Backlight is used to separate the subject from the background. It is placed behind the subject and around 120° from the fill light.

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