Four-point lighting takes what we've learned from our three-point lighting setup, and adds a fourth light! Four point lighting will build off of our existing three light setup, consisting of the key light, fill light, and back light. With a fourth light, we can make our frames more interesting in a variety of different ways.

Equipment Used:
Neewer 660 PRO RGB
Neewer 660 PRO RGB (2-Pack)
Neewer 8.5 x 10FT Backdrop Support Kit
Neewer Collapsible Backdrop (Black)

Three point lighting can be considered the foundation of all lighting scenarios; meaning this is what we would build off of, or take away from, in order to create different looks. Today we'll take a deeper look at setting up our key light, fill light, and accent light to create a simple look that can be applied to many scenarios.

Equipment Used:
Neewer 660 PRO RGB
Neewer 660 PRO RGB (2-Pack)

Two point lighting is a technique that builds off of the foundational key light and adds a second light to get a more dynamic frame. Today we will overview two different two-point lighting setups; useful in many different scenarios.

Equipment Used:
Neewer 660 PRO RGB
Neewer 660 PRO RGB (2-Pack)

Single source lighting is a technique that we can use to get really beautiful results with minimal equipment. Today we show you how to get that beautiful Rembrandt style lighting using a single key light sources & light reflector for bounce light.

Equipment Used:
Neewer 660 PRO RGB
Neewer 43" 5-in-1 Reflector