Photography lighting can be made from common supplies, such as clamp lights from the hardware store, high-wattage florescent lights and parchment diffusers. …
Photography lighting can be made from common supplies, such as clamp lights from the hardware store, high-wattage florescent lights and parchment diffusers. …
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… P… Paul Rudd?
very informative
I found the video helpful, especially the part about setting the camera to
the color temperature.
Thank you! great ideas, low cost.
You talk too fast too follow properly.
Less talking, more doing. Also, not trying to be rude… However, you are
very awkward.
Thanks a lot ..I am very appreciative of this video
… and it’s Kelvin, not Calvin
how to make it clamp???
Not a huge fan of this video… but your photography is AMAZING! Just
thought I would tell you that… 🙂
comma fullstop Puleeze!!!
Oh man you talk to fast and you do not stop , plus you did not show how to
built it.
What the hell? at-least show us how to use this equipment :/
waiting waiting waiting for him to actually show how to diffuse this clamp
light…..says he’s going to show it……then finally does talk about it
ONLY for the last 30 seconds! Dude….this video is the perfect example of
why a script and a director is needed to keep your ass on task. Bad
job….do it, don’t gab on and on about your lens. The title of this was
lighting, not using the lens and aperture blah blah blah…..
To appreciate this video a person would have to take an intensive
photography class. I have no idea of all the terms being said.. I just want
to know how to make a simple light box. Wow!
thank you
thank you for the info
i would rob ur house just to take ur camera…
Got my 1.4 an my 85 on 22 and drag that shutter and looks kinda posed…
Shut THE hell up. You got the big gear we get it allready. This guy would
do great on the market.
dont forget to breath!
it’s 65 hundred not thousand