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Apr 07, 2007 09:31 |  #1

I have had a desire to want to learn studio photography for a while now(and dont feel like waiting for my portrait class at school) so I rented out a local studio for 2 hours last night. I figured $60 isnt too bad if i can manage to learn something. The studio rental came with 3 lights/stands/umbrella​s but for the majority of the shots I used 1 light/umbrella, a ghetto foam reflector, and 1 background light. I had never so much as touched a strobe in my life and had literally no knowledge of how to do things. I showed up 20 minutes before my model(who happens to be my cousin, family members are always subject to this kind of treatment eh?) and started trying to figure it out. I had a ton of fun, learned quite a bit, but still have ALOT more to learn. Heres 2 that I quickly resized/converted.

Am I on the right track????

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Apr 07, 2007 09:42 |  #2

Image data shows your exposure time of 1/320. Try to keep it at 1/250 or slower. 1st. one not too bad for your first try. 2nd one is under exposed a little. Also you have plenty of light available to use iso of 100. Good luck.




  
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Apr 07, 2007 09:43 |  #3

it seems like the lighting inst even which is making your background go from white to light gray, something to watch out for (i do this a lot)
the lighting also seems a bit flat, try and get creative with lighting and posing

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Apr 07, 2007 10:59 |  #4

Thanks for the advice, I was mostly trying to figure out how to work the lights etc, now that I know that Im going to work on the lighting and poses. Im on my work computer right now and when I posted them I was on my home computer, boy do they look different on a monitor that has not ever been callibrated. Ill watch out for the gradation too.

Thanks again for the tips


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