From the course: Photography Foundations: Macro and Close-Up
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Working with direct light - Photoshop Tutorial
From the course: Photography Foundations: Macro and Close-Up
Working with direct light
We've been talking about a lot of different kinds of gear in this course, because having the right tool can be critical for getting a good shot. But ultimately, nothing is more important to your final image than light. All photos begin with light. And, you'll very often choose to shoot a particular thing, not because you are necessarily interested in that thing so much, but because you like a light that is hitting it. Now, if you've been watching the movies in this course in order, then you've probably noticed right now, that the lighting here has changed. And, I want to use this opportunity to talk about the difference between the light we have now and the light we had earlier. A lot of people find lighting to be a very daunting topic. But really, the most important part of learning about light is learning to notice the difference between one kind of light and another, and understanding why that difference has occurred. Now earlier, I asked you to find a window with soft light to…
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Working with direct light6m 13s
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Macro and the angle of light2m 24s
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Augmenting direct light with reflectors6m 42s
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Continuous lighting to add fill to a macro shot5m 55s
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Lighting your macro scene with continuous light4m 50s
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Lighting the macro scene with strobes4m 59s
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Setting up a macro-specific flash unit3m 21s
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Shooting with the Canon Macro Twin Lite7m 56s
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Shooting macro in a light tent3m 31s
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Shooting macro on a light table7m 8s
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