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Pro Photo Softbox
September 11th, 2010
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Question: Photography studio lighting?
I am quite an amateur photographer. The idea of studio lighting is overwhelming me. I have one umbrella with flash and light stand. I have a background stand,and a hotshoe flash w/ softbox.
I was always taught to use natural whenever possible. I do most my photo shoots outdoors,and now I learn pro's use umbrella flashes outdoor for portraits as well.
What are the essentials for a small home studio?I want to invest in another umbrella and flash(and stand),gels for the flashes, good muslin backgrounds and a reflector. Also would a wired/wireless flash activator be good for my umbrella flashes?Is this a good start?Anyone direct me to a good retailer and/or brand??
Can anyone direct me to a GOOD studio light resource to study up on the concepts?A good book I can buy? ANYTHING will help. thank you!
Answer: If I were starting over, knowing what I know now, this is what I'd get to complete your setup on a kind of barebones level. 2 monolights, 160 w/s or more with fully adjustable levels. 300 w/s is more ideal, but my 300 w/s have rarely seen more than 1/2 power. A couple of muslins would be good. White and black are staples, but something with a little more color is good. I bought a muslin from ebay that was not the color I expected it to be. It was way more girly. I thought it was going to be more orange and it ended up peachy and kinda pink. I use it a lot. Anyway, I'd get a couple simple slave strobes, the bulb kind work pretty well for background lights, but the recycle time is a little slow. Last thing is a hair light with a snoot and honeycomb. 120-150 w/s is plenty. Bigger is more versatile, but not necessary. Last but not least, a reflector and a stand. In a pinch, a good reflector can fill in for a light you don't have. Or, you can use it on the gold side to provide a rich warm golden glow. And you can use it outside.
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Backdrop Backgrounds White
September 10th, 2010
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 3 x 6m WHITE SCREEN MUSLIN BACKGROUND BACKDROP  US $88.00
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Question: Is there a camera available with a digital backdrop feature, such as one that you would do with photoshop?
I am interested in creating a white background behind my subject. I know this can be done through photoshop, but is too time consumming. I take hundreds of photos a month for a car dealership, and would like to put the vehicles in with a white background, rather than the car lot.
Is there a camera available (preferably point and shoot) that has such a feature available?
Thanks for any info anyone might have!
Answer: No.
The way you could accomplish that is, to take the pictures at night, light up just the car and everything else will be black.
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Question: Help with searching creamy white background for use with the design?1. I create custom blends Paint Shop Pro and I really want to make one with a picture of someone with a white background like the ones you see behind the models in magazines. It not all white, as a gradient of colors - cream / brown. Does anyone know any links of pictures that I can use, or how I can create this type background / background? Since this kind of background color ..... http://www.impawards.com/tv/posters/americas_next_top_model_ver10.jpg 2. Also, nobody knows good websites that have tutorials and resources made by someone on the Internet that help you? As this site ... Www.swimchick.net thank you.
Answer: Try BHPhotovideo.com. This is a huge photo and video store in New York. As media Web photo search, and you'll find about a million choices.
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