Understanding Reflections in Studio Photography

What is the main focus of the video presented by Jessica McGovern?

• Choosing the right camera for portraits

• Understanding reflections in studio photography

• Setting up outdoor photography shoots

• How to edit photos using software

What is the relationship between the angle of incidence and the angle of reflection?

• The angle of reflection is always larger

• The angle of incidence is always larger

• They are equal

• They are always different

What is the purpose of using a whiteboard in the demonstration?

• To show the angle of incidence and reflection

• To act as a background

• To write down the steps

• To display the final photo

What should you do if you dislike math and physics but want to understand reflections?

• Read more books on physics

• Focus on practical demonstrations

• Hire a professional photographer

• Ignore the reflections

Why is it important to adjust the angle of light in studio photography?

• To create more shadows

• To change the color of the background

• To avoid reflections hitting the camera

• To increase the brightness of the photo

In the demonstration, what is used to keep the lighting consistent?

• A candle

• A flash

• A continuous light source

• Natural sunlight

What should you do if you see a reflection in your photo?

• Change the camera lens

• Move the light or subject to alter the angle

• Increase the ISO setting

• Use a different camera

What is the benefit of using a tripod in the demonstration?

• To make the camera lighter

• To increase the camera's battery life

• To keep the camera steady

• To change the angle of the camera

What is the key to avoiding reflections in studio photography?

• Using a different lens

• Using multiple lights

• Adjusting the angle of light

• Changing the camera settings

What is a suggested method for avoiding reflections when using butterfly lighting?

• Change the camera settings

• Move the light closer to the subject

• Move the light upwards and backwards

• Use a different type of light