Lighting
Does anybody know a good easy read on lighting ie: book , website ?
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Permalink Reply by Papa Rotzzi on
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Permalink Reply by Shane McIntosh on -
The Focal Guide to Lighting. it is a older book and a good read. ISBN 0240509625
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Permalink Reply by Matt Needham on -
Strobist.com is an awesome website. The bible of lighting is "Lighting, Magic & Science".
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Permalink Reply by Debra Bratrsovsky on -
Search Youtube...........the site has a million lighting videos to watch. :)
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Permalink Reply by Peter Dyrholm on -
Light: Science and magic is a good one too.
http://www.amazon.com/Light-Science-Introduction-Photographic-Light...
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Permalink Reply by Matt Needham on
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Whoops, I got it all backwards! :)
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Permalink Reply by Peter Dyrholm on
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sorry didn't see your comment before posting it ;-) ahh regardless it is a good source getting into some nice details. I didn't know the family of angles before reading this one. And got introduced to photographing glass.
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Permalink Reply by Matt Needham on
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It was the first time I'd heard of the family of angles too. Which is amazing, because once I knew what it was it sure solved a lot of reflection/glare problems I ran into. It seems like something that should have been covered in my education! I learned more from this book than all my college lighting classes.
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