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Lighting darker skin tones takes a different approach than lighting pale ones. Ava Berkofsky, director of photography on HBOs Insecure, tells Mic how her team beautifully lights the shows black actors, and Mic reporter Xavier Harding demonstrates some of the techniques below. Watch breaking news videos, viral videos and original video clips on CNN. Daily fantasy giants DraftKings and FanDuel have reportedly been planning to merge for almost a year, a move which would have consolidated power such that around 90. Watch The Angriest Man In Brooklyn Full Movie. Remembering Rick Stevens. One of Tower of Powers original lead vocalists passed away on September 5th after a brief strugle with liver cancer. Rick shared lead. Good lighting benefits from teamwork involving multiple departments. According to Berkofsky, the makeup department should use a reflective moisturizer on dark faces. The lighting crew should maximize the surface area of light, and the camera crew should shape that light with a polarizing lens. Harding explains some of the racist history of photographic technology, and the marginalizing effect of treating white models as the default use case. Cameras didnt have to be built to capture white skin more easily than dark skin those deficiencies were built into the system by carefully optimizing the technology for white skin alone. As Buzz. Feeds Syreeta Mc. Fadden writes, Kodak only introduced black friendly film stocks after complaints from chocolate and furniture advertisers. On Priceonomics, Rosie Cima talks about how the TV industry accepted and perpetuated this bias, and how filmmakers struggled to overcome it. At Jezebel, Dodai Stewart has explored some contemporary implications of this history, like poor lighting of minorities on high budget shows and films, and apparently white washed magazine photos. Because of conscious choices by the film technology industry, photographers still have to learn special techniques for properly shooting a vast portion of the population. Even in film school, Berkovsky tells Mic, she wasnt taught how to film nonwhite people. Digital photography has provided a lot of solutions, but as Buzz. Feeds Mc. Fadden explains and MIT Media Labs Joy Buolamwini further explores, it inherited a lot of white skin biases. So Insecures Berkovsky has a suggestion for dark skinned people grabbing a selfie Stand by some soft light and turn three quarters toward it. Because looking great on camera isnt just for TV stars and white people. We Asked Five Security Experts If Smart Locks Are Ever Safe. An automatic firmware update broke Lock. States internet enabled smart locks for around 5. Airbnb hosts who use the locks to remotely manage rental access. Customers have to replace their locks or ship them back for repairs. The locks can still be operated with a physical key. Smart locks, like so many Internet of Things devices, are vulnerable to a host of tech issues. Last year security consultant Anthony Rose revealed huge security flaws in Bluetooth enabled door locks. Of the 1. 6 locks he tested, Rose managed to break into 1. Smart locks dont seem any more foolproof than when our sister site Gizmodo explored smart lock security four years ago. We asked five security experts whether these locks are fundamentally insecure. None of these experts is ready to entirely write off all smart locks. Like so much of technology, you simply have to decide who to trust and how much to trust them, says security technologist, author, and Harvard lecturer Bruce Schneier, who testified before Congress last year about the catastrophic risks of insecure internet enabled devices. There is always a risk that a net enabled lock will get bricked or hacked, says MIT professor Stuart Madnick, most likely due to the actions or carelessness of the owner. But he points out that old fashioned key and lock solutions have their own user created risks One of my popular sayings is You may buy a stronger lock for your door, but if you still leave the key under the mat, are you really any more secureMadnick compares the trade off to the increased risks of driving a car instead of a horse. Are you willing to trade your car in for a horseJeremiah Grossman, Chief of Security Strategy at cybersecurity firm Sentinel. One, compares smart locks to older remote systems like prison security doors and receptionist controlled buzzers. He says internet connected locks can sometimes be an appropriate solution Would I personally entrust the security of my home to such a device Not at the moment, but in the future as the devices get better and more secure I might trust them more. Should others use them Sure, depending on their living situation. And people might consider using them for doorways where what theyre securing isnt critically important to them. Thats one hell of a caveat for a 4. Grossman recently tweeted about deeper implications of an insecure smart lock update system But Grossman says we shouldnt ask whether smart locks are fundamentally insecure but whether they are secure enough for a given application. Alan Grau, co founder of security software provider Icon Labs, puts it similarly There is no question people are going to use smart locks despite the risks. I think the questions to be asked are not if these solutions should be used, but rather what are the risks How do these risks compare to traditional locks What can lock makers do to ensure that a reasonable layer of security is built into these devicesSecurity reporter Brian Krebs had the harshest words, saying it bothers him that so many people are installing smart locks. To break through a lock, he says, an attacker has always had to be on site. With internet enabled locks, youve removed that expensive and from an attackers perspective, risky cost from the equation. He still wont write off the technology entirely. I am not saying there cant be remotely enabled locks that are also secure. But Id wager on balance that most of those in use today are probably nowhere near as secure as they should be. With all these caveats, the consensus seems to be that smart locks trade off a lot of expected security for more convenience. Before you buy a smart lock, research its known security issues, and know that new ones could crop up. But remember that if you use it wrong, any lock is insecure.