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If you know the projection approach to lighting, try this lesson to learn about tabletop photography when shooting a bottle with studio lighting using a DSLR.
with Phillip McCordallIf you know the projection approach to lighting, try this lesson to learn about tabletop photography when shooting a bottle with studio lighting using a DSLR.
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Learn how to use a DSLR and a basic lighting setup to shoot a detailed glass decanter in this product photography lesson from Phillip McCordall.
with Phillip McCordallLearn how to use a DSLR and a basic lighting setup to shoot a detailed glass decanter in this product photography lesson from Phillip McCordall.
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3 CQ
In this lesson from Phillip McCordall, learn how to photograph pouring liquid with just a halogen bulb, tracing paper, and the settings on your camera.
with Phillip McCordallIn this lesson from Phillip McCordall, learn how to photograph pouring liquid with just a halogen bulb, tracing paper, and the settings on your camera.
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8 CQ
Want to get food photography tips from a pro? In this lesson, watch a professional photographer set up studio lighting for a food photo shoot!
with Phillip McCordallWant to get food photography tips from a pro? In this lesson, watch a professional photographer set up studio lighting for a food photo shoot!
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3 CQ
Learn to take beautiful abstract images of smoke. This lesson explains how to light smoke and use the correct exposure for great photos - all without a tripod.
with Phillip McCordallLearn to take beautiful abstract images of smoke. This lesson explains how to light smoke and use the correct exposure for great photos - all without a tripod.
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