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Step-by-Step Lighting for Outdoor Portrait Photography Jeff Smith
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But an image shot under the right conditions can be made more dramatic in post processing with a few basic steps, many of which are similar (but opposite) to the steps you take to create a high-key image (these instructions are for black and white–low-key can also be color). Mar 1, 2012 - I've just returned from giving a location lighting demonstration at the Art Institute in Ft. Jan 14, 2012 - Searching the internet, I've had a tough time finding a decent article on interview lighting that goes beyond basics, so I decided to write my own guide based on my own experiences. Choose a Reasonably Quiet Location. Outdoor shooting is not an option for me. If using the 70-200mm what would be a good set up for the flash unit? Dec 19, 2011 - Topic: Flash used outside. Oct 1, 2013 - The ideal outdoor lighting situation for high-key images is flat light such as what you'll get on an overcast day, though ideally a brighter day vs. Make sure the area you're filming in is devoid of any distracting noise. Aaaahhhhh I live in a very cold climate that is not great for outdoor photography most of the year. Houston Pittman Can you show a video on using flash to remove shadows from faces on outdoor portraits shots? Sometimes we can have all But not giving up just yet and will try the marketing bit too….how many more steps are there after the marketing bit though??? Topic: Video Topic: Studio Photography,lighting techniques and lighting setups, Stefan Jönsson .. The first step to setting up any interview shot is deciding on a location. Be aware of HVAC units that may turn on or off during the interview. One where, say, there's an ominous thunderstorm on the horizon. Lauderdale, FL, where I introduced the photography students to making interesting environmental portraits out of just about any drab location that I arrive on location around two hours in advance, less if I can drive right up and work out of the back of my SUV, such as an outdoor portrait, or a little more if I have to look at multiple potential locations spread around a large facility. I'm at the 'studio lighting' part, and it does get frustrating, but I'm going to keep forging ahead, thanks for the help!! Dec 8, 2010 - This video was created to answer a question that I received by one of our New Portrait Biz Students. If not done correct I find the flash can be very harsh to the portraits.