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I agree. Opps jumping a little ahead of the game..
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tim da tech wrote:
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It's nice to have you participating with us, Tim. Rodney |
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i was actually just looking at some reflector/diffuser combos last night thinking that it might be helpful.. but after reading your comments rodney, it makes much more sense for me to master what i have before introducing more variables.. it is much easier to manipulate 1-2 variables andanalyze thecause/effect relationships than it is to dothe same w/ 3 or more.. i also realized that i really need to keep a notebook handy so that i can keep track of the changes made between shots so that i can sort through what works and doesnt and not just rely on memory.. thank you to both for your comments, they were all very helpful..i will definately work on manipulating the contrast btwn subject and background next go around...
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i had another quick quesion... i was looking for some additional experience and a chance to observe someone that has mastered this putting into into practice.. but right now as i am involved in getting my phd, i dont have alot of time for formal classes..
do you know if it is commonplace for professional portrait photographers to allow someone to come by as a kind an informal apprentice when i would have the time? thanks again, dustin |
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Try to find a local pro who's work you admire and just ask. I have had many appentices over the years, and the coolest thing is to run into one down the road when they are successful and they thank you for your time spent with them.
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Hards80 wrote:
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You can purchase white foamboard at office supply and craft stores that will work fine as a reflector too. Most Stapels carry a variety of sizes. Rodney |
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