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One Light: Group Shot

One Light: Group Shot

by Stanley LearyJune 1, 2012January 23, 2026

Students helped me demonstrate the issues of a problem with one light close to the group. The person closest is brighter than the others. Here, all I have done is repositioned everyone, but the lady…

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3 responses to “One Light: Group Shot”

  1. Stanley Leary Avatar
    Stanley Leary
    June 3, 2012

    Jim

    That is correct about how inverse-square law works.

    Thanks for reading and commenting.

  2. JimMendenhallPhotos.com Avatar
    JimMendenhallPhotos.com
    June 3, 2012

    sorry about the anonymous post which was actually, old Jim Mendenhall.

  3. Anonymous Avatar
    Anonymous
    June 3, 2012

    Thank you. I'm sure some folks will be helped by this. Just want to thrown in a couple cents. glad to see you brought up the law of inverse square and want to say that when you say increase the light four times I take it that means double the intensity twice (first time is double and second time if four times the light, of course) which is how I understand it.

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