For our model facing to 7 o' clock it 's lighting right through her body.

Now not much time difference between the two means not much shadow is involved.

It's one of my favorite lightings because it produces a lot of interesting shadow play.

They painted the roofs of all their stores white.

The lights. What lights?

SmokingStrobes

Use any system which gives you a real reference of what you are doing, and with which you can easily build up a visual reference of how your light looks from which position, and which makes it easy for you to add on new positions,

Both shooting into the background, exposing the background so that it's white.

In my mind I m thinking about concrete times and this way I have got reproducible results because I know what the light looks from 8 o' clock,

Corner

Location

Jump to Position

Polarization

Positions Rotor

Location

Position

Position

Actions

Her current location is unknown.

That's the vector in standard position.

Let me put the Laplace transform of and I'm also going to the sides.

So the Z here is shown in pseudo color. Now we have some illumination, so we decide on some arrangement of light sources.

Today I would like to give you a reference system for whenever you ask yourself the question

Double illuminate

It's not up to me.

So this is how we normally would light our offices.

Blue light is very efficient, so we have these tunable 24 bit LED lighting fixtures.

Text position

Dock position

Position x

Text Position

Position Angle

Position X

Position Y

Home location

Barcode Position

What's the position?

Position.

Can you locate it?

Enough to get a GPS fix?

The main light coming from left and right.

We have something that's not going up.

What is the joint probability for the location be 2 and Monty shows me 2?

So the point 7, 7 is right over here.

Directional lighting