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12/04/2005 01:19:28 PM · #1 |
Resized only! I think I'm finally figuring out this LIGHTING nightmare!
I went to Sears and got the halogen work lights, 2 sets, only using one right now and then deflecting my flash and this is what I'm getting. I know about the shadow, not enough room in here to set her back away from the backdrop and my camera was pretty close even though I used the zoom but not to shabby heh?
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12/04/2005 01:37:01 PM · #2 |
Nice. Now build yourself a softbox for those.
//www.morguefile.com/archive/classroom.php?lesson=7
Nick
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12/04/2005 03:23:39 PM · #3 |
not sure i'd put anything onto halogen work lamps - they tend to get VERY hot.
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12/04/2005 03:33:24 PM · #4 |
I agree. They get way to hot to be adding combustible material to.
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12/04/2005 05:35:56 PM · #5 |
Not going to add anything, I'm aware they get very hot. What I'm going to do is build a deflector that will sit above the lights, at least a foot or more so when I am in a high ceiling room it will reflect the light back towards the sitting area and not lose it all into the ceiling.
I thought about building something to go around them but again, WAY too hot, LOL :)
So it will just be something simple that will clamp above it.
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12/05/2005 03:54:05 AM · #6 |
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12/05/2005 09:29:03 PM · #7 |
Home Depot has some 250 Watts lights @ $5.99 I believe.
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