Fill Flash & White Balance
The unit of color temperature
What is Kelvin?
The type of light built into a camera
Lights that stay lit
What is continuous lighting?
The primary light source
What is a key light?
The best all-around lighting ratio
What is 3:1?
The weather in which a fill flash is most useful
What is sunny?
The filter that adds color to light
What is theatrical gel?
Another name for a self-contained flash system
What is a monolight?
The light meant to fill in shadows left by the key light
What is a fill light?
The difference in f-stops of a 4:1 lighting ratio
What is 2 f-stops?
The reason to not use AWB
What is inconsistency between shots?
The filter that softens light and scatters it about
What is a softbox?
A flash system that relies on multiple bulbs connected to one unit
What is a pack-and-head system?
A light meant to add emphasis to a specific part of the subject
What is an accent light?
Where the gray card should point when reading the key light exposure
What is halfway between the light and the camera?
The color temperature of pure white light
What is 5500K?
The filter that focuses light into a tight circle
What is a snoot?
What is a capacitor?
What the key light should mimic in position
What is the sun?
The metering setting that should be used when measuring lighting ratio
What is spot metering?
The original use of color temperature
What is measuring the temperature of stars?
The light filter that aligns light rays and increases contrast
What is a grid?
A brighter and hotter incandescent bulb
What is a tungsten-halogen bulb?
What is typically added to an accent light
What is a snoot?
If the key light reads +2 f-stops, what should the fill light read to accomplish a 3:1 lighting ratio?
What is +1/3 f-stops?