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| A Few years ago Universal Studios (Orlando) had a Store displaying different forms of Art. What stood out was the use of recessed lighting on a cloud-to-ground lightning shot, as soon as the light was turned on, the lightning seemed to jump out of the photo. Are there any particular lighting methods I should attempt as to get the same result?
PS The store is closed now :(
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| Some thoughts on the requirements If the picture is floor to ceiling height and largely black/ dark, 1. Subtle highlighting of the area around the main lighting strike (from top to bottom), otherwise relatively uniform lighting of the entire piece (left to right). 2. No light scallops, or spots of light on the picture itself. In my mind, that could be accomplished using wall washing with light bars (for example LED eW PowerCore MX with a Color Rendition Index > 80). Since there will be individual bars which are ~ 1 ft in length, the portion highlighting the main lightning strike could be on a separate circuit from the rest and the entire array of bars controlled so that the important part gets more lighting. There will be a small gap between joined bars. The entire setup could use some ray tracing help and require experimentation.
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