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ambient lightExisting light surrounding a subject; the light that is illuminating a scene without any additional light supplied by the photographer. “Available light” and “existing light” are two other terms that [..]
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ambient lightThe natural light in a scene. Read articles that include this term
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ambient lightLight existing in the environment that is not produced by the imaging system. Ambient light can be natural or artificial light. Ambient light is generally uncontrolled and can be highly variable, posi [..]
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ambient lightThe general (and often undesirable) Illumination surrounding the shooting or projection area; not exactly the same as Available Light or Natural Light. Tip: use the term to ward off meddling clients, as in "I can't light it your way because of the ambient light." They are likely to nod sagely.
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ambient lightthe natural light (usually soft) or surrounding light around a subject in a scene; also see background lighting
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ambient lightIn digital photography terms, ambient light refers to the natural light in a scene that you are shooting. See also "The Digital Camera Picture" in Webopedia's Quick Reference [..]
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ambient lightthe organically accessible light that lights up or encompasses an item or other component part inside a climate or surrounding or tangible framework.
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ambient lightThe level of illumination in an enclosed space, from both natural and artificial sources, an important consideration in the preservation of materials that deteriorate when exposed to light, especially [..]
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ambient lightGeneral, nondirectional, room light. (Lighting)
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ambient lightThe sum of all non-directional light in a given area emitted by all sources at a given time. A high level of ambient light can have an impact on a sign's readability, and can be a consideration i [..]
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ambient lightThe general overall level of lighting in an area.
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ambient lightAvailable light - this can be any kind of light that's already there, such as daylight or artificial light - as opposed to light the photographer adds with a flash gun or other photographic light [..]
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ambient lightThe light that exists in a specific situation without augmentation with flash or studio lights. Also known as 'available light'.
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ambient lightAmbient light is the unadulterated and unassisted light in any environment. It may be the sunlight, it maybe the lamps in your apartment, plus the sunlight, it might be the light from neon signs, street lights and moonlight at night.
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ambient lightThe natural light in a scene. Read articles that include this term
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ambient lightAmbient light, or "available light", is the natural light present in an area, and can basically be defined as any light that doesn't come from the flash. If you're outside during the day, the sun is probably providing the bulk of your ambient light. Flash can be used instead of ambient light, or alongside it to complement the av [..]
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ambient lightthe available light surrounding a subject. Light already existing in an indoor or outdoor setting that is not caused by any illumination supplied by the photographer.
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ambient lightOften referred to as existing light, ambient light is the natural light that is present on a shoot.
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ambient lightThe existing light in a scene provided by nature, not artificially by the photographer.
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ambient light Directionless light that exists in an environment but does not seem to come from a particular source in the environment. An approximation for light that has been reflected so many times that its ori [..]
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