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In “Shazaam! Effectively Using Photo Reflectors And Photo Filters!”, we dive even deeper into the sources and alteration of light sources. “Shazaam! Effectively Using Photo Reflectors And Photo Filters!” is another "must have" tutorial - if for no other reason than the discussion of the UV filter. That one has the potential for saving you thousands of dollars!
Here’s the TOC to display a bit of what is covered...
Intro Review: Understanding Color RGB Hand Tinting Color Harmony Working with Gimp Managing Light How Many Light Sources Are Necessary? Using More Lights Isn’t Always Better The Reflector Lightening The Shadow Areas Reflector Or Flash? Often A Reflector Is A Better Option Than A Flash The Reflector As A Main Light Saving Money With Reflectors Building Up To A 5 Light Studio Set With Reflectors Working With Photo Filters Filters Vs Photoshop Filters In Action Understanding The Ultra Violet Filter Understanding A Polarizing Filter Working With The ND Filter Working With A Graduated Neutral Density Filter Using Colored Filters Don’t Buy Single Color Filters Graduated Color Filters You Will Want To Have Working With Alternate Filters How To Store Your Filters How To Take Off Filters That Are Stuck Practice Exercises Additional Photography Training
It is easy to spend hundreds of dollars buying your lights – however it isn't necessary! By the careful distribution of reflectors, it is not too hard to turn one solitary light source into a 5 light setup! AND that lone light source could even be the sun!
You will be able to get photos that will rival the best studio photographers with very little cost. Your reflectors can even be home-made which means they cost next to nothing.
Filters – for the most part actual "on-camera" photo filters have dropped by the wayside because of the digital revolution.
We still use photo filters, however - with many of them – it is added later (in PS) instead of in front of the lens. However, there’re a few filters we still need on the camera. The effects simply can't be simply achieved (or done at all) in PS.
The Ultra Violet Photo Filter – Here’s one that can truly save you $1000’s of dollars.
The Polarizing Filter – this one should be in the camera bag EVERY DAY! The results you will get can easily zoom your photos to completely new and higher levels and it’s difficult if not impossible to create the same results with Photoshop. For example a neutral density filter, graduated neutral density filters and so forth...
Read through “Shazaam! Effectively Using Photo Reflectors And Photo Filters!”, it’s simple to follow and simple to implement. Within a few minutes you will have a firm grip on effectively lighting with reflectors as well as working with the essential photo filters.
Get YOUR copy of “Shazaam! Effectively Using Photo Reflectors And Photo Filters!” right now!
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