Wednesday, November 30, 2016

Shazaam! Effectively Using Photo Reflectors And Photo Filters!

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In “Shazaam! Effectively Using Photo Reflectors And Photo Filters!”, we dive even deeper into the creation and manipulation of light sources. “Shazaam! Effectively Using Photo Reflectors And Photo Filters!” is one more "must have" tutorial - if for no reason other than the section on the Ultra Violet filter. That filter has the potential for saving you thousands of dollars!



Here is the TOC to display some of what’s discussed...

Introduction Review Of Previous Course Volume: Understanding Color Red, Green, Blue Tinting By Hand Harmonizing Working with Gimp Light Management How Many Lights Are Necessary? More Is Not Better Understanding Reflectors Filling In The Shadows Flash Or Reflector? Sometimes A Reflector Is Better Than A Flash The Reflector As A Primary Light Source Reflectors Save A Lot Of Money Creating Up To A 5 Light Studio Portrait Using Reflectors Understanding Filters Photoshop Vs. Filters Filters In Action Understanding The UV Filter Using A Polarizing Filter Working With The Neutral Density Filter Using The Graduated ND Filter Understanding Colored Filters Don’t Buy Solid Color Filters Grad. Color Filters You Will Need Using Alternative Filters How To Store Your Filters Removing Stuck Filters Practice Exercises Additional Photography Education

It is easy to invest hundreds of $ on lights – but it is NOT required! By the careful positioning of reflectors, it’s not too hard to turn one solitary light into a 5 light set! Plus that one light source could even be the sun!

You can get photographs that will be equal to the top studio photographers with minimal cost. Photo reflectors can even be home-made which means they will cost almost nothing.

Filters – for the most part physical "on camera" filters have dropped by the wayside because of the digital revolution.

Photographers still use photo filters, however - with the majority of them – it’s after the fact (in Photoshop) rather than attached to the front of the lens. But, there ARE a couple filters we still need on camera. The effects simply can not be simply done (or created at all) in Photoshop.

The UV Filter – Here’s one that can literally save you $1000’s of dollars.

The Polarizing Filter – here’s one that should be in your equipment bag EVERY DAY! The results you will get can easily take your photos to entirely new and higher levels and it is very hard if not impossible to create the results in Photoshop. For example the neutral density filter, graduated neutral density filters and so on...

Look through “Shazaam! Effectively Using Photo Reflectors And Photo Filters!”, it’s easy to comprehend and really easy to implement. Within a matter of minutes you will have a solid handle on effectively lighting with reflectors and working with the essential filters.

Grab a copy of “Shazaam! Effectively Using Photo Reflectors And Photo Filters!” right now!

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