Photography Lighting: Ultimate Guide To Home Studio Photography Lighting!

How To Create And Set Up Perfect Photography Lighting For An Awesome Home Studio!Everything you need to know to set up "Completely Functional" and "Highly Professional" Photography Lighting for your Home Studio!The Right Equipment Needed For An Excellent Home Studio!Learn not only about the various equipment needed, but also learn how to Arrange the equipment in Perfect Proximity to one another to capture that elusive "stellar shot"!- Umbrellas       - Spot Lights      -  Hot Lights - Reflectors       - Strobe Lights   -  Soft Boxes- Diffusers         - Cool Lights      -  Backgrounds & BackdropsLearn All About Lighting Angles, Light Direction, and Light Distance!Discover "Hidden Tricks" that only the Elite Photographers use to create the right mood for the best pictures!Learn All The Important Lighting Styles!Become knowledgeable on Contemporary Lighting Styles as well as Historic Lighting Styles that date back to the 1930's!The Most Informative And Educational Book Layout!1) Rich, detailed content written in a very comprehensive and entertaining style!2) Definitive Photos and "Real Pictures" so you can see Actual Examples of different lighting styles!3) Helpful "YouTube Links" are inserted throughout for further educational and reference purposes!The Single Most Complete Book On Photography Lighting For Your Home Studio!Get Started Right Now! Scroll to the top of the page and hit the "Buy Now" button!

Photography Lighting Lite A little disclaimer first; I'm a videographer by trade and also work with still photography when requested. Over the years I've read many books and watched many video tutorials on lighting and technique. So when I saw the title of this book, I hoped it would REALLY delve into lighting techniques and provide lots of samples. Well, I was pretty disappointed. What you actually get is a somewhat decent overview of various types of lighting set-ups, with a single photo as an example for each and a few links to applicable YouTube videos. The text portion of th. Very helpful and easy to understand! I bought a camera a while back and wanted to do some professional photography, but I've only been able to do outdoors because I don't have a studio and didn't know where to start. This book told me exactly what I needed to do step by step from what materials I would need to how to set it up. Explanations are very thorough for a beginning photographer like me. I've taken some classes in the past, but they've all been just with natural lighting. This one is wonderful for learning how to take photographs indoors. I love that it went over different technique. "Lighting is key" according to JP. This is definitely a book about photography lighting on the premise that you are doing this in a home setting but with an area or room specifically devoted to this which is definitely different advice than if you were taking photos in your living room due to the first steps in this book being to be sure to close blinds so no light seeps in and affects your photos etc. Since photography is of course visual there are a lot of photos emphasizing the various points and examples the author uses which is useful in giving you an idea of what he's talking about