Lighting Diagram Sheet G-1.x for Photoshop

After long hours, days, weeks and months learning InkSkape, I've finally managed to create my own set of objects for the future version of the Online Lighting Diagrams Creator for photographers. I'm very happy to announce the release of the Lighting Diagram Sheet version G-1.0 (G for Grey beams). For those who are new, there was a question regarding which color set I should use for the light beams, see the poll here . Recently the poll showed a higher number of votes for the white beams versions, but I've decided to release both 3 versions of the Lighting Diagram Sheet. So be patient...

Download this PSD file, unzip and open it with Photoshop or The GIMP. Enable/Disable layers and move/rotate the objects.

I will ASAP extract those objects and update the online diagram tool.

Again thank you to all of you that supported or contributed this project.

I hope you will find this useful.

Note: This document might get updated so don't forget to come back and check from time to time.

Your donation is greatly appreciated.

The Online Lighting Diagram Creator is a personal project that requires a lot of resources to be developed and maintained. But I believe in the strength of a community when everyone contributes to the knowledge of the group that is why I want to make this tool available free of charge to all non-commercial projects.

If you use the OLDC and are happy with it, I'd love if you would consider donating. Donations help keep the updates coming, pay for hosting, and help pay for the time spent maintaining and improving the tool. Donations are entirely voluntary but are greatly appreciated.

A minimum donation of $10 USD is asked for each commercial project (except the use on a photographer website, blog or gallery). For more detail please contact me .

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Comments

wedding photography kent

Monday 11 July 2011 9:40:24 am

Commented by wedding photography kent
wedding photography kent

I am very happy to found this interesting site which is simply owsome.

Diagram "lighting"

Thursday 04 March 2010 1:35:09 am

Commented by LG

Great Great, thanks for coming up with this. Now would love to see it for the Iphone.

Donation on the way shortly

Thank you so much!

Thursday 24 September 2009 4:59:48 am

Commented by Randy Dutton
rdutto01.smugmug.com

I really appreciate you taking the time to create the Lighting Diagram!

Many thanks,

Randy Dutton

Simple..and yet useful

Saturday 12 September 2009 10:02:38 am

Commented by Dee
Suzaidee Photography

Thanks for this great tool...

Lighting Diagram

Friday 11 September 2009 7:01:11 pm

Commented by Cheryl Tadin

Thanks so much. What a great tool.

Thanks

Friday 11 September 2009 5:43:09 pm

Commented by Meriel

Thank you for the work you've put into this. And thank you for making it available!!!

Thanks!

Thursday 10 September 2009 8:38:44 pm

Commented by Tom

Very handy. Thank you for making it available to the online community.

I too would love to see the output made available in SVG format. Diagrams are much more useful as vector graphics.

Lighting diagrams

Thursday 10 September 2009 8:18:50 pm

Commented by Don Simpson

Thanks so much for this wonderful program and diagram sheet. It is very much appreciated.

Very cool... Thank you

Thursday 10 September 2009 8:13:01 pm

Commented by Michael
mCassidy.com Photography

Love it! Thanks for your time and effort.
Michael

light table

Thursday 10 September 2009 3:55:44 pm

Commented by debbi smirnoff

Please consider adding a light table to your diagram for us product shooters that use one.
Thx
Debbi

Thanks

Thursday 10 September 2009 3:39:48 pm

Commented by Eduardo Maciel

Thank you for sharing.
The world is a better place thanks people like you who share your work, creations and knowledge.

Congratulations. This is a great work.

Light Beam

Thursday 10 September 2009 3:01:59 pm

Commented by Chris
Chris Empey Photography

For what is it worth, why not a grey background and multiple lighting setups? White beams for ungelled lights, then a yellow or orange set, and maybe a blue set for the typical colour correction gels?

Another vote for Inkscape

Thursday 10 September 2009 9:15:44 am

Commented by Vit Kovalcik
http://www.pastel.cz

The .svg file would be great as Inkscape seems to be better suited for diagrams.

Inkscape

Thursday 10 September 2009 8:20:27 am

Commented by Janne
Janne In Osaka

Made in inkscape? Any chance of having the .svg files available as well? Inkscape really feels like a better tool for diagramming than Photoshop/Gimp.

Kighting Diagram

Friday 07 August 2009 9:18:48 pm

Commented by Hector Cruz
www.2SiiCK.com

Thanks for the time and effort you put into this. This is way better than Kevin's!!!!!!!!! U DA MAN!!!!!

Hector
www.2SiiCK.com

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