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new to this forum and have one question
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Hi Gary,

There is a web site called prophotolife.com which has several video tutorials on lighting from one light to several. Hope this helps.

Malcolm

gstepic Wrote:I am sure I will have tons of questions in future. I guess this site is associated with a portrait software product, looks interesting.

I am looking for a place where I can get feedback on portraits. I am just getting started and need to get up to snuff when it comes to learning about lighting. I have several very useful books but there is nothing like actual practice. I do have a young lady that is willing to do "do overs" so if I can get a nice pose but do not have the lighting nailed, I can try again, which I think will be valuable.

One question for now -

Can a small LED light come in handy for accent lighting? I have been tempted to get a Flolight product so I have a light soucre for the video cabability of my DSLR. I am thinking this could also come in handy as a accent light where it would be hard to place a regular studio light. For example, I saw a photo of a model lying down and her hair was backlit (thinking the light had to be very near the floor).

Thanks - Gary
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RE: new to this forum and have one question - ira33ryan - 12-16-2010, 10:15 AM
RE: new to this forum and have one question - Alexam - 01-08-2011, 07:46 AM

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