# Six Lighting Variations from One Image Canonical page: https://fuser.studio/recipes/relight-an-image Creator: @maggie Saved recipe example ยท version 1 Upload one image to explore six lighting versions, from studio daylight and soft white to dramatic spotlight and golden hour\. Header image: https://media.fuser.studio/c48a8d8900fd906bf3d77f390a036e007266f0f18477a385ef1ccc4c508788d3.jpg ## Explore Six Lighting Directions The saved example connects one image input to six image outputs: moody studio, studio daylight, soft white, dramatic spotlight, soft warm, and golden hour\. ## Default inputs ### Image Type: image [Image]() ## Saved outputs ### Moody studio Type: image [Moody studio ]() ### Studio daylight Type: image [Studio daylight]() ### Soft white Type: image [Soft white]() ### Dramatic spotlight Type: image [Dramatic spotlight]() ### Soft warm Type: image [Soft warm]() ### Golden hour Type: image [Golden hour]() ## Ways to use this recipe Explore different lighting directions for photography, product presentation, and visual development from a single image\. ### Photography concept development Compare six lighting treatments for one photograph before choosing a direction for further creative work\. ### Product presentation studies Review how a product image changes across studio daylight, soft white, dramatic spotlight, and warmer lighting treatments\. ### Editorial image exploration Create a set of lighting variations to help evaluate different moods for an editorial image\. ### Illustration lighting studies Use the six outputs as references when exploring how alternate lighting can change the feel of an illustrated scene\. ### Campaign direction reviews Present multiple lighting options from one source image when discussing a photography or visual campaign direction\. ### Before\-and\-after comparisons Keep the source image consistent while comparing the recipe's six named lighting variations side by side\. ## Frequently asked questions ### What does the Relight an Image recipe do? It takes one image and generates six different versions of the scene's lighting\. The named outputs are moody studio, studio daylight, soft white, dramatic spotlight, soft warm, and golden hour\. ### Who is this recipe useful for? It can help photographers, product teams, illustrators, and other visual creators compare lighting directions from a single image\. It is especially suited to early concept exploration and presentation of alternate visual treatments\. ### What should I prepare as the input? Prepare one image that you want to relight\. The recipe has one exposed input labeled Image, so the saved example represents one source image connected to the six lighting outputs\. ### What does the saved example show? The saved example shows the recipe's default image input connected to six image outputs with distinct lighting labels\. It demonstrates the input\-to\-output structure of the recipe rather than a live generation\. ### Can I use a different image? Yes\. The Image input is editable in Fuser, so you can replace the saved example's source image with your own image\. The recipe will then produce its six named lighting versions for that input\. ### Can I choose a custom lighting style or adjust controls? The exposed input is an image, and the recipe lists six fixed output directions\. No additional lighting controls or custom style inputs are listed, so the recipe is designed around those six named variations\. ### What are appropriate uses for the outputs? The outputs can support photography studies, product presentation ideas, editorial exploration, illustration references, and campaign direction reviews\. They are useful for comparing possible lighting treatments from one source image\. ### What are the recipe's limitations? The recipe accepts one image and returns the six listed lighting versions; no other input types or output variations are specified\. The saved example should therefore be understood as one example of the recipe's structure, not a guarantee of a particular result for every image\. ## Explore New Lighting Directions Bring an image to Fuser and compare six distinct lighting versions from one source\. [Use this recipe](https://app.fuser.studio) [Browse recipes](https://fuser.studio/recipes)