studio lighting
Best Studio Lights for Photographers
When we consider “why” photographers have or use studios, one of the primary reasons is that studios provide safe harbor. ...
5 Primary Light Patterns & Their Purposes | Slice of Pye Ep. 13
In this episode we’ll teach you 5 common key light patterns and give you situations and typical uses for each one.
How To Evenly Light Backdrops With Just One Light
At one point during our studio photography journey, we encounter the need to achieve that evenly-lit background to create portraits ...
Domo Arigato, Mr. NVIDIA? Computational Photography That Will Benefit Photographers
When faking it is better than real
Using A C-Stand As A Tool & To Add Flare To Portraits | How I Shot It
Shooting through elements such as windows, prisms and lace are an easy way to add visual interest to an image ...
Natural Light Vs Studio Light | Manny Ortiz Shoots Vs Jessica Kobeissi
What's your light of choice?
Broncolor Scoro Wi-Fi RFS 2 Review | Beast Mode
The increasing quality of cameras found in smartphones and the technological advances in lighting throughout the industry has made photography ...
3 Primary Subject Positions Relative To Your Key Light Source
Learn which of 3 primary subject positions will yield more flattering portraits.
Review | Julia Kuzmenko’s Go Pro: Studio Beauty
A complete how-to and guide to the creative process from planning, to team creation, lighting, shot execution, and getting work.
Westcott Rapid Box Duo | Thoughts On This Lightweight Game Changer
If you've ever wondered how to get a beautiful quality of light at F16 using only Speed Lights, then shuffle your schedule, turn off your phone, do whatever you have to do to make time to read every word on this page, because lighting secrets are about to be revealed.
Studio Lighting Terms For Beginner Portrait Photographers | Lindsay Adler
In this short video clip, Lindsay explains some common studio lighting terms.
$50 DIY Continuous Lighting Set-Up For Great Portraits | Aaron Nace
For little money, you can have a 3 light set-up for taking great portrait. Aaron Nace shows you how to make it, and make the most out of it.
