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More Light Silver + WHITE | Transcription Do you want more light? Well silver is greater than white; not only did that rhyme, I totally sound like a car sales person right there. Okay, I have another example situation for you…

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  1. Peter Shaw

    I have the same issue, I would like to see a shot diagram showing angles to the sun and the reflector relative to the camera and subject.  

    The reflector is apparently on the same side of the subject as the sun, right – to avoid filling shadows too much.

    I’m having a hard time visualizing the exact angles here, it would have really helped to include just a simple sketch of the overall layout  
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  2. Evan Bartlett

    Great, video, enjoying the workshops! Question: Where do I find the case study for this video?

    The reason I ask is that I’m having trouble visualizing where your assistant stood with the reflector? Not sure if there’s a way to see that, thanks.
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  1. Peter Shaw

    I have the same issue, I would like to see a shot diagram showing angles to the sun and the reflector relative to the camera and subject.  

    The reflector is apparently on the same side of the subject as the sun, right – to avoid filling shadows too much.

    I’m having a hard time visualizing the exact angles here, it would have really helped to include just a simple sketch of the overall layout  
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  2. Evan Bartlett

    Great, video, enjoying the workshops! Question: Where do I find the case study for this video?

    The reason I ask is that I’m having trouble visualizing where your assistant stood with the reflector? Not sure if there’s a way to see that, thanks.
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