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Photographic Lighting Simpliﬁed

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Published by Allworth Press

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10 East 23rd Street, New York, NY 10010

Cover design by Joan O’Connor Graphics

Page composition/typography by Sharp Des!gns, Lansing, MI

ISBN: 1-58115-256-6

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McCartney, Susan.

Photographic lighting simpliﬁed / Susan McCartney.

p. cm.

Includes index.

ISBN 1-58115-256-6

1. Photography—Lighting. I. Title.

TR590 .M38 2003

778.7’2—dc21

2002015916

Printed in Canada

This book is designed to provide accurate and authoritative information with respect to the

subject matter covered. It is sold with the understanding that readers will use utmost care

when handling photographic lights or undertaking any photographic activity. While every

attempt is made to provide accurate information, the author and publisher cannot be held

accountable for errors or omissions.

Acknowledgments

Many people have helped with the preparation of this

book.

Family members, friends, colleagues, models, stu-

dents, and people who were once, but no longer are,

strangers have all posed for pictures. Especial thanks

to my daughter, Caroline Nye, and to Karol DuClos, Darren DuClos, Christopher

Crawford, Daisy Little, Michael Moran, Jon Naar, and Pat and Wayne Fisher, all of

whom helped a lot.

Some images were originally made for commercial clients—I thank them, too.

Manufacturers have loaned equipment, answered questions, and, in a few cases,

supplied product pictures.

I have shamelessly picked the brains of people I met in person or online who are

more expert than I on ﬁne points about digital cameras, lighting for digital imagery,

or preparing scans for reproduction. Thanks especially to Charlie Sharp, the

designer of the interior of this book; Irwin Miller, the digital guru at Calumet here

in New York; and to designer David Milne. I also thank Joan O’Connor, who designed

the book’s cover.

My lighting gurus over the long-term have been photographers Harold Krieger, in

whose class I ﬁrst learned to “see” and recreate light; also Bodi; Phil Leonian; Steve

Manville; and strobe-maker Albert Nye.

Thanks as always to my publisher, Tad Crawford, who is ever supportive, and his

lovely staff, including my editors Elizabeth Van Hoose and Kate Lothman and pub-

licists Birte Pampel and Michael Madole.

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