Showing posts with label Lighting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lighting. Show all posts
Saturday, 29 December 2012
Using Grid Spots: A Lighting Tutorial
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Using Grid Spots: A Lighting Tutorial Video Clips. Duration : 8.65 Mins.
By Jay P. Morgan Photography, Shooting with Grid Spots can change the look of your image even when you use only one light. In today's Slanted Lens lesson we are out on location in downtown New York City, Wall Street. We will be shooting corporate portraits using Grid Spots with the help of our talent Jay White. We will be looking at the area of coverage of the different grids and how to pan grids right and left in order to flag the light of the talent's body and face.We used a Dynalight Pack and 20 degree grid to create most of the images because the tighter grid helps the images to look a little bit more dramatic. Then we put a warm Rosco CTO gel over the grid and changed the color temperature to 3800 to cool down the background. Since we were very mobile all day we attached our Dynalight 800 pack to a stand with a clamp that Dynalight makes for this purpose. To power the pack we used a portable light weight battery source that Dynalight is releasing in December. The grids and the power pack served us well during the day and I couldn't be more happy with the final images we got on the shoot. Keep those cameras rolling and keep on click'n. www.kesslercrane.com www.tamron-usa.com www.dynalite.com www.photoflex.com www.rosco.com www.azdencorp.com http www.vanguardworld.com http theslantedlens.com www.photographytalk.com
By Jay P. Morgan Photography, Shooting with Grid Spots can change the look of your image even when you use only one light. In today's Slanted Lens lesson we are out on location in downtown New York City, Wall Street. We will be shooting corporate portraits using Grid Spots with the help of our talent Jay White. We will be looking at the area of coverage of the different grids and how to pan grids right and left in order to flag the light of the talent's body and face.We used a Dynalight Pack and 20 degree grid to create most of the images because the tighter grid helps the images to look a little bit more dramatic. Then we put a warm Rosco CTO gel over the grid and changed the color temperature to 3800 to cool down the background. Since we were very mobile all day we attached our Dynalight 800 pack to a stand with a clamp that Dynalight makes for this purpose. To power the pack we used a portable light weight battery source that Dynalight is releasing in December. The grids and the power pack served us well during the day and I couldn't be more happy with the final images we got on the shoot. Keep those cameras rolling and keep on click'n. www.kesslercrane.com www.tamron-usa.com www.dynalite.com www.photoflex.com www.rosco.com www.azdencorp.com http www.vanguardworld.com http theslantedlens.com www.photographytalk.com
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Tuesday, 25 December 2012
Introduction to Studio Lighting
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Introduction to Studio Lighting Tube. Duration : 120.65 Mins.
Join B&H maven Joey Quintero as he provides an overview of the essential principles, techniques, and tools for lighting. Impact Lighting & Accessories bhpho.to
Join B&H maven Joey Quintero as he provides an overview of the essential principles, techniques, and tools for lighting. Impact Lighting & Accessories bhpho.to
Saturday, 22 December 2012
Five Digital Photography Tips Including Lighting & People
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Five Digital Photography Tips Including Lighting & People Video Clips. Duration : 46.82 Mins.
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www.AmateurPhotographySchool.com - Click the link to register your interest in our Early Bird offer for a substantial discount off the launch price of Amateur Photography School where you will find more great training like this. As a budding photographer, it's important you learn to identify...
Wednesday, 19 December 2012
Shooting in Sh*tty Light: The Top Ten Worst Photography Lighting Situations and How to Conquer Them
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| Sometimes photographers have to shoot in less than ideal lighting situations. Maybe the wedding is mid-day in the middle of a field, or perhaps the event is in a florescent-lit room. These scenarios can be particularly intimidating for beginning photographers who don't know how to handle the many undesirable lighting situations they may encounter. In Shooting in Sh*tty Light, professional photographers Lindsay Adler and Erik Valind cover the top ten worst lighting situations and provide a variety of solutions for each. They explain which solutions are most practical and why one option might be preferable over another, examining such problems as extremely low lighting when no flash is allowed, strong backlight, and the light on an overcast day.
Unlike other books that focus on natural light or lighting in general, this book addresses a very real need of beginning photographers, answering the question, “What do I do when the lighting is terrible?” Lindsay and Erik candidly show you the tools at your disposal, demonstrating the techniques essential to getting the job done with minimal fuss.
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Shooting in Sh*tty Light: The Top Ten Worst Photography Lighting Situations and How to Conquer Them
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