If you read part one of this tutorial about product photography using gel filters, its your time to move forward to part II.
In this part we’ll learn how to use the gel filter set and the DIY small flash grid
So get in and see how you can take those pictures too!!!
The one who know me ,that I love running.
In this set I’ll show you how I took that shoe product photograph.
Taking lightning photographs are actually surprisingly very very easy!For such kind of photographs (I accidentally,on the way took this one) you almost don’t need any pro equipment at all.
Get in and read my easy and simple tips on how make that simple diy photography of stormy lightning.
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I saw a great tutorial in Stefan’s site (you can get the link in my favorites).He have been shooting products (hand made great looking funny dolls ).Stefan uses a professional studio and pro flashes for his work and you can see the diargrams of some of his studio sessions in his blog. I this piece I tried to get as close to his job, using small of camera flashes for this product photography. So get in and learn how to do it on the budget!
A grid is the light modifier that you’ll use when you want to focus or narrow your flash beam of light, and let it be concentrated in one strong beam.There
is a way to narrow and control the flash light beam by using the manual zoom angle control (this option is available with the Canon 550EX flash unit and in many other flashes) but with the DIY grid you’ll be able to really control its width and power to a maximum.
This project is an easy one and all you’ll need for it is:
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There is a trend to make subs for this piece from on of the movies about Hitler.
As I tried to do some basic video editing on my baby boy Eitan movies,I decided to give another version for that piece.
I hope you’ll enjoy!
Hey you guys!in this post I’ll instruct you how to shoot very good shots of your product using just one small camera flash ,in this case I used a Canon 580EXII in a photek brolly which is the most powerful lighting modifier on budget that I know!I use here a 46 inch brolly (the nick name for an umbrella softbox).I don’t remember how much i cost me a couple of years ago,when my friend Chen went to the B&H and bought this piece for me (thanks Chen).
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