______ : Simulates the light that is scattered or reflected from various surfaces and fills the environment.

______ : Lighting from physical lights in a scene like a lamp or sconce.

______ : The third light in the 3-point lighting setup, behind the subject, creates a rim highlight separating the subject from the background.

______ : Also indirect lighting, simulates the light that bounces off surfaces and illuminates the scene.

______ : The difference in light between the brightest and darkest part of a composition.

______ : Light rays traveling in a straight line from the light source to the surface.

______ : The lighting setup for an outside scene.

The secondary weaker light in front of a subject in a 3-point lighting setup, opposite the key light.

______ : Light shining directly on a subject, creates hard defined shadows.

______ : An image format that captures a wide range of light information, allowing for more realistic and accurate lighting in virtual scenes.

______ : Minimal contrast difference in a scene.

______ : The lighting setup for an indoor scene.

______ : The main bright light in front of a subject in a 3-point lighting setup.

______ : All the illumination in the scene working together.

______ : Ways of using lights in a scene to create a specific lighting result.

______ : Large contrast difference in the scene.

______ : Lighting prioritizes evoking specific emotions or atmospheres in a scene rather than real-world accuracy.

______ : Lighting from the sky or sun.

______ : Lighting aims to accurately simulate how light behaves in the real world.

______ : Diffuse light, creates shadows with a gradient or softer edge that wraps the subject.