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Professional Studio Lighting Techniques
44 CQ
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What should you do if you want to shoot low light photos, but you don’t have equipment? In this lesson, learn to shoot in low light with basic gear and a DSLR.
with Phillip McCordallWhat should you do if you want to shoot low light photos, but you don’t have equipment? In this lesson, learn to shoot in low light with basic gear and a DSLR.
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When taking photos in a studio, you will need to choose flash or continuous light to illuminate your subject. Watch this lesson to learn about these options.
with Phillip McCordallWhen taking photos in a studio, you will need to choose flash or continuous light to illuminate your subject. Watch this lesson to learn about these options.
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Have you ever been unhappy with the way your flash photos turned out? Learn how to use off-camera flash, a tool that can improve your pictures dramatically.
with Phillip McCordallHave you ever been unhappy with the way your flash photos turned out? Learn how to use off-camera flash, a tool that can improve your pictures dramatically.
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Did you know photographers used to have to manually fire a flash while keeping their camera’s shutter open? Fortunately, now we have flash synchronization.
with Phillip McCordallDid you know photographers used to have to manually fire a flash while keeping their camera’s shutter open? Fortunately, now we have flash synchronization.
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In this photography lesson by Phillip McCordall, you’ll learn how to avoid lens flare, and how to make the most of it when shooting indoors or outdoors.
with Phillip McCordallIn this photography lesson by Phillip McCordall, you’ll learn how to avoid lens flare, and how to make the most of it when shooting indoors or outdoors.
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Mikey V
Good idea having 2.5 seconds exposure. Not too long that it blurs out all movement but short enough to capture faces and action. I'll try that when the opportunity presents itself.
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Phillip McCordall
Steady hand is important :) just make sure you support the camera on something like a post or anything like that, keep it in your hand though.
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