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May 04, 2011 18:36 |  #1

Anybody have some good links to setting up lighting for indoor portraits? The one on the sticky thread as a broken link.


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May 04, 2011 18:39 |  #2

Not sure if this LINK (external link) will help much. Info varies according to photographer.


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May 04, 2011 19:27 as a reply to  @ Thorrulz's post |  #3

A lot of stuff here : http://strobist.blogsp​ot.com/2006/03/lightin​g-101.html (external link)




  
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May 04, 2011 20:58 as a reply to  @ Mortimer62's post |  #4

Look at Creativetech.com


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