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How to Turn Sunlight into Moonlight – A Lesson in Temperature and Lighting by The Slanted Lens
We are often asked how we pull off the deep blues in our skies and backgrounds in our portrait photography. No, it isn’t Photoshop, it is actually done through lighting and in camera temperature adjustments. Jay P Morgan of the Slanted Lens just put together a brilliant video on just how this is done. So enjoy the video below!
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