How to light for video phillips McIntosh introduction to lighting

Introduction to Lighting

Foreword
Introduction
Properties of Light
-Hard Light/Soft Light
Colour Temperature
-White Balance
Film Lights
-Redheads & Blondes
-HMIs & Halogens
Three Point Lighting
Intermediate concepts
-Natural Light, Bouncing
-Outdoors, Sharing
-Shadows, Depth
Appendix: Depth Perception
-Binocular Cues
-Monocular Cues
--Relative Size, Interposition
--Clarity, Motion, Light & Shadow
--Texture Gradient, Linear Perspective
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Monocular Cues

Linear Perspective
Parallel lines appear to converge as the distance from the observer increases.

Texture Gradient
Objects that are further away appear smaller and tightly clustered compared to closer objects. The image below, uses texture gradient and linear perspective in the buildings in the background to create depth. Gustave Caillebotte. Paris Street, Rainy Day, 1877, Art Institute of Chicago