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In the previous post I wrote about a new IPhone app that I heard about, so after some searching I found out (I’m relatively new to the Apple stuff ) that there was already an app the help draw some studio lighting diagrams. The app is based on a common studio diagram web application that the most of you photographers out there already know.

So those guys created a very good community site that lets photographers share their photography and lighting setups, you’ll find there anything from fashion photography, wedding photography to food and objects photography!!!

All you have to do is to browse through the photography style categories and choose what you are interested in, then choose the type of light modifiers you want and of you go!

Enjoy!

If you have an IPhone/IPod and interested in some studio photography and lighting, this application might be very useful.

As for the demostration of this little app, It looks very very impressive. For only 3.5& you can get a mobile studio light simulator, this is simply amazing.

So what it does?

The app allows for setups to be quickly laid out and added to the library.

A video of the app can be seen on the SLR homepage (just follow the support/homepage link).

Have fun and suggestions/ feature requests are most welcome .

(From iTune store).

So you could check this one for your own.

Enjoy!

Hey you all!

As most of my work is with small flashes I must bring you to this very talented Swedish photographer (Stockholm, Sweden) who is also a graphic designer.You can get to his site at this address .As I use small flashes in the tutorials you see in that site, Stefan is using “big” lights Profoto units if I read it right.The “big” lights can get you better results in many of the cases than the small lights,as the ad-ons you can work with the big light are much versatile than the one that you can get or DIY for the small light (not mentioning power and the light shape).

In Stefans blog and site you could get many tutorials , mainly about portrait photography,in those tutorials you’ll see detailed examples and diagrams for the shootouts he did.I really liked the product shootout that you can see in that link Lighting setup for Amigurumi product photography using only two lights!

I have to say that this tutorial really got me thinking on trying to get this nice result with the small flashes that I use for my product photography tutorials…So the first two things that I did after I read that tutorial by stefan is to DIY two honeycoms for my flashes, one circular shaped and on rectangle shape.

Stefan Tell

Enjoy the site by Stefan and see you soon with my next tutorial!

Hey.

many times I see on the net good flash photography sites,but not great sites.This one is one of the best that I visited the last month and I do recommend you guys to check it up once in a while or register to its mailing list.

This is a site by David Tejada (if I got it right),and its moto is

“Small StrobesBig Results”

Well he do delivers.

So go and visit it ,I’m sure you’ll like some of the stuff he is talking about.

Site

Well you all know that I really like the Popular Photography magazine,I actually believe that this magazine is the thing that got me shooting and directed me for photography (My father has a subscription for the last 20 yeas or so)…

In the last edition there was an article that explains the basic (but not only the basic) steps for shooting your rock band.This articles actually tells the story of each editorial shootout weather its a fashion shoot of band portrait.

So you should go on and read it, get the magazine or check out Pop’s web site for the full article summery.

The article is well written by Adam Elmakias and you could get it here.

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