A strobe light is typically a halogen bright white light with a timer on it that turns on and off the pulse of the light to create a strobe effect on it.
Flash, strobe, spotlights and photofloods are all sources of Artificial Light.
For a photography studio there seems to be two main types of light; strobe and continuous. Continuous lights are called "hot lights". Strobe lighting has a very powerful flash, but no heat. There are also Tungsten lights, LED, fluorescent, HMI, Stage and studio, dj lights, moon lights, and portable lights.
In simple terms, it depends on the subject matter and the desired effect. Barn doors are used with strobes to concentrate the light output, which tends to harshen shadows unless they are used strictly as hair lights that don't fall on the background. Reflectors are used to fill in shadows and provide subtle fill that would be difficult to replicate with a strobe and barn doors. Reflectors are easiest to use with daylight (especially for outdoor portraits) where the effect can be pre-determined. You might be able to provide fill light with a strobe and no doors, but it would have to be capable of very controlled output.
LED light bars can usually be found in stores that sell lighting. Lowes, Home Depot and Menard's are stores that sell home improvement products and would likely carry LED light bars.
Sharp shadows are indicators of 'sharp', high-contrast producing lighting. A relatively small light source will produce a sharp shadow regardless of intensity. The son and the moon are large, but are relatively small sources of light. On a bright, clear day you can hold your hand out and cast a shadow of your hand on the ground that is sharp enough to see the fingers. On a bright, clear night you can hold your hand out and cast a shadow of your hand on the ground that is sharp enough to see the fingers against a light surface. Inside, the exact same idea applies. The flash on a camera is a tiny, almost point light source. It always creates sharp shadows. The angle from lens to subject and back to flash is usually very small. A light source never 'sees' the shadows it creates, regardless of how sharp they are. On a clear day or night as the sun or moon is setting, you can minimize the shadows by making sure the light source is behind you as well as you can and that the subject is not too near another object to reveal its shadow. If you were on the moon, the sun would still appear as a small light source. When the relatively small object of the Earth got between you and the tiny light source, it would very quickly become very dark. If you are on Earth for the same occurrence you see the sharp shadow of the planet you are on eclipsing the moon.
Answer=1.A Strobe is a light that flashes on and off continuously.
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A strobe light
You may be able to find a strobe light at a party store, like party city. A really good place to find a strobe light would be at Spencer Gifts. They usually carry things like that in their stores.
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Whelen Strobe is a brand of lights, specializing in strobe light technology. The company, Whelen Engineering Company Inc., was established in 1952 in New Hampshire.
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There must be at least one strobe light location marked at each end of the MOS.
the only way to test one is to put the bulb in the strobe housing and apply recommended power.
You must always be careful when using strobe lights, but they can be lots of fun. You can find great lighting equipment at www.eliminatorlightingdirect.com
Flash, strobe, spotlights and photofloods are all sources of Artificial Light.
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