Unfortunately, due to dismal market conditions for online education in the photography niche, GPC will be closing its doors on 7-1-24.
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Lesson 1: Page 12
Grids have many uses for lighting. They can be used to accent products with an edge light, a hair light for a portrait, a narrow splash of light down a wall or background. They are a very handy tool to make your creative lighting look the way you want. The below image gives you an idea of the spread of light from various sized grids. left is 10 degree, middle 20 degree, and right 30 degree.
10, 20, 30 degree grids
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