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Światło stroboskopowe
Lampa stroboskopowa lub stroboskopowa, powszechnie nazywana stroboskopem, jest urządzeniem służącym do regularnego błysku światła. Jest to jeden z wielu urządzeń, które mogą być użyte jako stroboskop. Słowo pochodzi od greckich strobosów, co oznacza "akt wirowania". Typowe komercyjne światło stroboskopowe ma energię lampy błyskowej w zakresie od 10 do 150 dżuli, a czas rozładowania jest krótszy niż kilka milisekund, co często powoduje moc lampy błyskowej kilku kilowatów. Większe światła stroboskopowe mogą być używane w trybie "ciągłym", powodując wyjątkowo intensywne oświetlenie. Źródłem światła jest zwykle ksenonowa lampa błyskowa, lub lampa błyskowa, która ma złożone widmo i temperaturę barwową około 5.600 kilogramów. W celu uzyskania kolorowego światła można stosować kolorowe żele.
Definicja słowa strobe lighting w słowniku
Definicja oświetlenia stroboskopowego w słowniku to intensywna migająca wiązka światła wytwarzana przez szybkie wyładowania elektryczne w rurze lub przez perforowaną tarczę obracającą się przed intensywnym źródłem światła: wykorzystywana w dyskotekach itp. Inna definicja oświetlenia stroboskopowego jest użycie lub urządzenie do wytwarzania takiego światła.
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Understanding and Controlling
Strobe Lighting: A Guide for ...
By simplifying the process of designing effective strobe-lighting setups for portraits, architecture, still-life images, and more, this thorough guide gives photographers the opportunity to be creative and dramatic in their choice of ...
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Lighting Photo Workshop
Because of the contrast window light brings into a room, you often need to
augment the available light with strobe lighting. This mix can better balance the
light of the window and the darkness of the room for a proper exposure.
Balancing the ...
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Exposure and
Lighting for Digital Photographers Only
... of the flash tube, cabling, and reflectors, among other factors. Although you can
safely assume that a 1000-watt/second system will. 9-12 © Charlotte K. Lowrie |
wordsandphotos.org What to Look For in a Studio Strobe Lighting System.
Michael Meadhra, Charlotte K. Lowrie,
2011
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Photographing Architecture:
Lighting, Composition, ...
Essential for professional commercial photographers but with appeal for anyone who enjoys architectural photography, this book explains how to build better light indoors while finding the optimal positions for capturing images.
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Kevin Kubotas
Lighting Notebook: 101
Lighting Styles and ...
Immediately, I loved the effect of the simple flashlight, and we ended up usingjust
that instead of the strobe lighting. The lighting became the simplest part of this
setup—just one flashlight. The hardest part, actually, was keeping Heather afloat,
...
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Automotive
Lighting and Human Vision
This is because judgements of position and movement are more difficult under
strobe lighting than under stable lighting (Croft 1971). Anyone who has
approached the scene of an accident attended by three police cars, a fire engine
and an ...
Burkard Wördenweber, Jörg Wallaschek, Peter Boyce,
2007
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Visual Effects for Film and Television
If very sharp images are required at a medium speed (say 120fps) but it is not
practical to achieve the high light levels necessary to shoot with a small stop,
then strobe lighting may provide the solution. This is very high intensity short
duration ...
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Digital Photography
Lighting For Dummies
You haveagreat many lighting choices atyour disposal, from thebuiltin, “popup”
flash on a great many cameras to a full, studio strobe lighting setup. Here's a
quick overview of the lights available to photographers today: The sun: No
discussion ...
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Creative
Lighting: Digital Photography Tips and Techniques
In this book, Harold shows you how to break the boundaries of conventional wisdom and create unique, lively, and beautifully lit photographs.
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Combat Mime: A Non-violent Approach to Stage Violence
For example, bright flashes of light may indicate offstage explosions, flickering
light may convey a fire, or strobe lighting may pick up isolated tableaus during the
fight. If the audience can see only select sections of a fight, they fill in the gaps ...
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Making Strobe Lighting Look Like Natural Lighting
One of the best skills that you can master as a photographer is learning how to make the light output from studio strobes and flashes look like natural lighting. «The Phoblographer, Lut 15»
Constant Lighting vs Strobes: Which is Better?
For your benefit, we've rounded up a number of pros and cons for using both constant lighting and strobe lighting. These lists are very subjective and can go on ... «The Phoblographer, Sty 15»
Introduction To Off-Camera Flash: Three Main Choices in Strobe …
In this video I'll break down the three main choices when choosing your method of strobe lighting. Why off-camera flash? Illuminating our subject with strobes ... «Fstoppers, Paz 14»
Mystery solved? Pinched wire blamed for Daytona pace car fire
A pinched wire in the auxiliary strobe lighting system was the apparent cause of a fire in the trunk of the Chevrolet SS pace car used for last Saturday night's ... «FOXSports.com, Lut 14»
Video demonstrates how to shoot fun Steampunk portraits using …
... how to shoot fun Steampunk portraits using small strobe lighting ... It's a behind-the-scenes clip from photographer David Honl on how to light and photograph ... «imaging resource, Lut 13»
Strobe-goggle catch boosts memory
The goggles simulate strobe lighting, allowing the wearer to catch only glimpses of ... Wearing the strobe goggles seemed to increase a person's ability to retain ... «New Scientist, Lip 12»
Winds of change: Fresh hope for householders' lives blighted by …
'It is like flashing strobe lighting. It is quite upsetting not being able to sit in your own home. 'People think you are barmy. They think you are after compensation. «Daily Mail, Mar 11»