f you've ever tried to learn lighting from a book or translate a lighting technique into words, the limitations become obvious pretty quickly and the solution is the Learning Light by Scott Kelbydevice introduced by Westcott. Like a 4.5 x 4.8 x 4.8" "magic box" that can be handheld, the device projects real-world effects without resorting to cumbersome equipment. Inside the unit you'll find techniques like Fresnel Lighting, Direct Lighting, and Diffusion effects. Westcott also includes four gobos with patterns that are projected by the system's LED light onto the wall or onto the subject. Wescott also has portraiture covered. By moving the Learning Light at various angles around your subject you'll see Split, Rembrandt, Butterfly, and Loop Lighting techniques. To keep the information fresh in your mind the package includes KelbyOne Video Training.