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 08/01/2008 05:59:16 PM · #1
Did you know about this site //www.professionalsnapshots.com/PhotoDiagram/
Using this simple site one can easily illustrate to a novice like me about lighting techniques using external flashes. If you really like it then post some techniques using it in this thread.After completing the diagram just click print option & then save a JPEG image.
08/01/2008 06:41:16 PM · #2
That is REALLY cool! Bookmarking that site for future use!
 08/01/2008 06:47:05 PM · #3
Nice find.
 08/01/2008 06:53:26 PM · #4
Very cool. Every time I see a portrait that I like I always wish the photographer would have one of these diagrams to go along with it. Now it's so easy, they have no excuse!
 08/01/2008 07:47:30 PM · #5
thats very cool!
 08/01/2008 08:34:42 PM · #6
If you prefer to use something offline you can download that in a PSD format here:

Kevin Kertz Lighting Diagram

link to psd on that page.
 08/01/2008 09:21:06 PM · #7
If you want to learn lighting and see the effects of angles, fill and how they look on the model. I suggest this site (warning the pretend model does have some upper nudity). I like to see the shadows and effects by moving the light around to give me ideas on where to position them for certain effects.

Matt
 08/01/2008 11:35:21 PM · #8
Originally posted by MattO:
If you want to learn lighting and see the effects of angles, fill and how they look on the model. I suggest this site (warning the pretend model does have some upper nudity). I like to see the shadows and effects by moving the light around to give me ideas on where to position them for certain effects.

Matt

Thanks for the nice link. I like you signature. What if I am worrying about all the three :) Right now I am worrying about the light more.

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