Sunday, December 4, 2016

Shazaam! Effectively Using Photo Reflectors And Photo Filters!

Shazaam! Effectively Using Photo Reflectors And Photo Filters!

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In “Shazaam! Effectively Using Photo Reflectors And Photo Filters!”, we delve even deeper into the sources and alteration of light sources. “Shazaam! Effectively Using Photo Reflectors And Photo Filters!” is one more "gotta have" e-book - if for no other reason than the section on the Ultra Violet filter. That one has the potential for saving you $1000’s of dollars!

Here is the Table Of Contents to show some of what’s discussed...



Intro Review: Understanding Color RGB Hand Tinting Color Harmony Downloading Gimp Light Management How Many Light Sources Are Necessary? Using More Lights Isn’t Always Better The Reflector Filling In The Shadow Areas Reflector Or Flash? Often A Reflector Can Be Better Than A Flash Unit The Reflector As A Main Light Saving Money With Reflectors Building Up To A Five Light Studio Set Using Reflectors Understanding Filters Photoshop Vs. Filters How Filters Affect The Scene Using The UV Filter Using The Polarizing Filter Working With The Neutral Density Filter Working With A Graduated ND Filter Understanding Colored Filters Do Not Buy Any Solid Color Filters Graduated Color Filters You’ll Want To Have Using Alternative Filters How To Store Your Filters Removing Filters That Are Stuck Practice Exercises More Photography Education

It is a simple matter to spend hundreds of dollars buying your lights – yet it is NOT required! By a careful use of reflectors, it is possible to turn one solitary light into a FIVE light set! AND that one light could even be the sun!

You can get photographs to rival the top studio photographers with minimal cost. Photo reflectors can even be made by yourself which means they cost almost nothing.

Photo Filters – for the most part physical "on-camera" filters have been abandoned because of the use of digital cameras.

Photographers still work with photo filters, however - with many of them – it is after the fact (in PS) instead of in front of the lens. However, there ARE a couple photo filters we still have to have on the camera. The effects simply can not be simply done (or done at all) in Photoshop.

The UV Filter – This one can literally save you thousands of dollars.

The Polarizer – this one ought to be in your camera bag EVERY DAY! The effects of the polarizer can zoom your photography to completely new and higher levels and it is very hard if not impossible to create the same results in PS. IE a neutral density filter, graduated neutral density filters and so forth...

Read through “Shazaam! Effectively Using Photo Reflectors And Photo Filters!”, it is easy to follow and easy to put into practice. In a matter of minutes you will have a solid handle on using reflectors for lights and working with the essential photo filters.

Get YOUR copy of “Shazaam! Effectively Using Photo Reflectors And Photo Filters!” right now!

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