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Diagrams. I have a template an illustrator that I created where I can just drag and drop symbols, you can use Photoshop. Do whatever works for you... For years, I had a little notebook, I still have it where I just jotted bad diagrams like this, and I just created a whole little notebook of lighting setups. The other thing that I will do, is I will take photos front side back, if I can get an elevated shot, just so I have photos that correspond to the lighting diagram. That way, if I've forgotten anything, then I can go in there and zoom in and say, "Oh yeah, that was my ELC 500 that I used or that was this modifier, whatever. And so that works out. Now, in this class, we have this special little thing that will happen, and I want you to be able to pause the video and take a look at different camera angles, and see exactly how we've set up each lighting diagram In addition to the lighting diagrams that are in the bonus materials to help you understand how we we've done each of these things. But at the end of most of those setups, I'm gonna say, "Let's take a look at last looks." And so you'll see this thing come out like this. (bright upbeat music) Very good with you, like that music? That's pretty cool, huh? And so, the music is still zipping along here but eventually is it faded out? Not quite yet, it's still going, okay. It's their, okay. Once the music goes away, what will happen is, you'll see the final image from that session and then everything ends. But if you're watching this and you're like, "How was that set up?" You have your lighting diagram. You can pause on those last looks, 'cause it will go between different camera angles. And then you can see that plus the final image. It's just a little bonus thing that we've added to the end of each one of these to help you to see exactly how

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Lessons Lesson Info Understanding Lighting Diagrams In this session we're going to learn how to read a lighting diagram. And more importantly, we're gonna learn how to create one. Now, this is a method that I've sort of made up over years to keep track of my own photos, because there's nothing more frustrating than looking at a photo that I created years ago, and wondering how the heck I did that. And so this is just some wisdom that will be passed on to you, some tips. The other thing is, this class in the bonus materials, I do have a bunch of different lighting diagrams for every setup that we're doing, and so you can understand what the heck all the different things on there are. Now, I'm gonna be drawing this free hand on my iPad, and it's gonna look pretty nasty, but it will work. So please forgive my horrible drawing skills. So the thing that we need to learn is how to translate what we see here, to a piece of paper so that in five years if somebody says, "Oh, I love that, can you do that?" You can pull out that lighting diagram a... nd remember it. Or if you wanna share it to somebody else, how that works. And so what we're gonna use is one of the features of a Sekonic light meter which is EV, delta EV. So delta, mathematical term for difference, EV, exposure value. So what's the difference in exposure value between one light and another? Now, I went into this in great detail in my Studio Lighting Essentials class, part of the fundamental training here on Creative Live. So if you haven't seen my other classes, we mentioned this in the last intro, we go into all of that in those classes. So we're gonna apply what we've already learned. So the first thing I need to do is go into my meter and clear out the memory to make sure everything is cleared out. And I've done that. We need to start then with the key