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    A Lighting Technique

    For those of you wishing to experiment, here is one of my lighting techniques...Used in the Manga Madness and Diva series.
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    Re: A Lighting Technique

    Thanks for the tutorial Ben Just curious and to clarify, are the panels opaque?
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    Re: A Lighting Technique

    i think it's safe to say you know what you're doing.

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    Re: A Lighting Technique

    Quote Originally Posted by Xia_Ke
    Thanks for the tutorial Ben Just curious and to clarify, are the panels opaque?
    No they are not..I often remove them when I want that "Flare" coming in to the lens for that "David Hamilton" look..:wink5:

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    Re: A Lighting Technique

    Excellent schems Benji. Would it be too much to ask for a photo made with each technique in this thread?
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    Re: A Lighting Technique

    just a quick question...why use continuous lighting and not strobes?

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    Re: A Lighting Technique

    Here is the final outcome using this technique which is a mix of Strobe and mixed strobe-tungsten light.
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    Re: A Lighting Technique

    Quote Originally Posted by livin4lax09
    just a quick question...why use continuous lighting and not strobes?
    I do use strobe througout. Only tungsten mixed with strobe for the backdrop and return.

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    Re: A Lighting Technique

    Great information, Thank You for sharing.
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