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The only time I’ve had to pay more attention to lighting ratios is when lighting a dark moonlit scene on film where I’ve decided, for example the key is 1.5-stops under but if I want shadow detail, the shadows have to be 3.5-stops under, which means that they are only 2-stops darker than the key.

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You only really try to match ratios on a face when shooting coverage, to match the master. And that’s just the particular face, different faces in the shot could have different lighting ratios depending on what practical sources they are standing next to. But those various contrast ratios should come close to matching in their tighter coverage.

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However, like all aspects of lighting, key/fill ratio's are just a guideline to help you achieve your vision. The only exception I can think of is when second unit is trying to match first. In some cases the cinematographer has to attempt to match these ratios in which its a more exact science.

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Am I correct in thinking that when shooting all the different scenes required for a Commercial or Film I would keep my contrast ratio consistant?

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Generally, continuity dictates you don't dramatically change the key/fill, lighting in general of a scene without just cause.

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Am I correct in thinking that when shooting all the different scenes required for a Commercial or Film I would keep my contrast ratio consistant?

Would I then in the next scene (e.g..in the kitchen with morning sun) set the contrast ratio again to 3:1 and carry on setting my ratio to 3:1 throughtout every scene in the commercial/film?

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My character is in a bedroom at night, bedside lights are on and moonlight is in the windows....I set my Key to Fill ratio to be: 3:1