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Which lighting technique contributes to flat lighting?
 
 

a. fast-falloff lighting
  b. medium-fast-falloff lighting
  c. very slow or no-falloff lighting
  d. chiaroscuro lighting
  e. cameo lighting



Question 2

What type of lighting technique is the exact opposite of cameo lighting?
 
 

a. Rembrandt lighting
  b. chiaroscuro lighting
   c. silhouette lighting
  d. fast-falloff lighting
  e. key lighting




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Answer to Question 1

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