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Originally Posted by LunaZ Lighting is a little tricky for me. I'm not working with strobes and my hours never coincide with natural light, so I'm rocking Home Depot shop
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A side effect of too much light on the image is that besides blowing it out, it takes aways depth. The overall composition is good but the lighting isn't lending the artistic merit any proper due! In a controlled interior such as a studio (or wherever), strobes offer the most control over light. Especially strobes with variable power settings complete with softening the light through softboxes. |
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