diffused lighting

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DIFFUSED LIGHTING
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• DIFFUSED LIGHTING
• Diffused light is a soft light.
• No intensity nor the glare of direct light.
• It is scattered and comes from all directions.
• It seems to wrap around objects.
• It is softer and does not cast harsh shadows.

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• How to Achieve Diffused Light?
• Light can be diffused either by shining it
  through an object or by bouncing it.
• There are many materials that can be used for
  diffusion
• such as white diffusion, muslin, silk and shower
  curtain.
• Simply place the diffusion between the light and
  the subject to get diffused light.
• Bounced light happens when the light source is a
  bounce material (something big and white).
• Bead board, a Styrofoam material used in
• construction, is a excellent bounce card.
• A light is shined at the bead board, which
  bounces the light to the subject.

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• ADVANTAGES OF DIFFUSED LIGHTING
• Minimize the amount of artificial light.
• Overall energy savings range from 15 to 40
  percent.
• Diffused lighting generates hardly any heat at
  all.
• DISADVANTAGES OF DIFFUSED LIGHTING
• Controlling glare.
• Diffused lighting producing the best combination
  of light for a building while also reducing
  glare.