1350W Photography Continuous

1350W Photography Continuous

1350W Photography Continuous Softbox Lighting Kit by MOUNTDOG 20"X28" Professional Photo Studio Equipment with 2pcs E27 Socket 5500K Video Lighting Bulb for Filming Portraits Shoot

1350W Photography Continuous

1350W Photography Continuous

1350W Photography Continuous

1350W Photography Continuous

• ➤WARRANTY: One Year warranty! Refund or return anytime in 1 year
• ➤1+1 DAYLIGHT BULB: Our video lighting kit has one more 135W light bulb than other sellers.You can get: 2 x 135W 5500K 130V Photo Bulb,1 x Soft Box with Bulb Socket,1 x 80 inch Tall Light Stand and 1 x Carry Case
• ➤FLEXIBLE SOFTBOX STAND: Light stand tripod is 27 to 80 inch adjustable height tripod. Made of premium aluminum alignment suits different photographers with 1/4 screw mounting on top
• ➤ADJUSTABLE LAMP HOLDER: Softbox lighting angle can be 210° adjustable lamp holder, can adapt different shooting needs, give you the suitable light from multiple angles, setting-easy with a few minutes, ideal portrait, studio, photography, video and so on
• ➤SOFTBOX: 20 x 28-inch Softbox light windows reflector made of professional particulate silver film reflective fabric with nylon white screen soften the hard light and eliminate object shadows. One-piece opening and folding easy to use and store. E26/E27 standard size 110-130V bulb socket.

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Photography Tips Mastering Long Exposure

Photography Tips Mastering Long Exposure

Photography Tips Mastering Long Exposure

Mastering Long Exposure: The Definitive Guide for Photographers Paperback

Photography Tips Mastering Long Exposure

Whether you’re taking photographs in the dead of night or looking to create an ethereal effect with water or clouds during the day, long exposures are among the most challenging areas of photography. Very often there are physical obstacles to overcome, whether it’s being unable to see to frame your shot or focus, an inability to predict movement during the exposure, or simply the need to hold your camera steady while the shutter is open. There are also numerous technical issues to resolve, such as striking a balance between ISO and noise, dealing with high dynamic range, and maintaining the best possible image quality when the laws of physics are working against you.

Photography Tips Mastering Long Exposure

Yet, just as the demands placed upon the photographer are exceptional, so too are the images that can be created when you push your camera to its limits. Packed with stunning photography throughout, the author’s expert advice, tips, and tricks are augmented by Masterclasses from some of the world’s leading long exposure champions, each sharing the secrets of their success. So whether you want to master star trail photography, shoot cityscapes at dusk, paint with light, or use blur creatively, this is the only book you’ll need.

Photography Tips Mastering Long Exposure

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Photography Tips Mastering Long Exposure

Photography Tips Creative Lighting

Photography Tips Creative Lighting

Photography Tips Creative Lighting

 Creative Lighting: Digital Photography Tips and Techniques 1st Edition

Photography Tips Creative Lighting
How to make digital photography lighting more creative—and less challenging!
How do you master the art of lighting your photographs? Go beyond the basics, go beyond the "rules," and get creative with the help of renowned photographer Harold Davis. In this book, Harold shows you how to break the boundaries of conventional wisdom and create unique, lively, and beautifully lit photographs.  Packed with tips and tricks as well as stunning examples of the author’s creativity, this book will both inform and inspire you to create your own lighting style.

Photography Tips Creative Lighting

• Teaches you when and how to control the light in your photographs
• Reviews the basic “rules” of digital photography lighting and shows you how to break the rules to create your own uniquely lit images
• Helps you start building a lighting style of your own
• Includes stunning examples of the author’s photography and lighting techniques

Photography Tips Creative Lighting

Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned digital photographer, you'll find ideas and techniques to spark your creativity.

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Photography Tips Creative Lighting

The Complete Photo Manual

The Complete Photo Manual

Ever wanted to take a photo of a cyclist in motion? Shoot portraits of your loved ones that show them at their best, or compose fine-art images that reveal your creativity? With The Complete Photo Manual, picture-perfect photos are just a shutter's click away.
Photography books tend to be long, technical, and full of complicated jargon. For the amateur or pro who just wants to get quick-hitting tips and loads of inspiration, this is the book that does the job. In 355 handy, easy-to-grasp hints, this book gives you what you need to know to grasp the basics of lighting, composition, gear, working with models, and much, much more. Pro tips make this much more than a beginner’s guide.

The Complete Photo Manual

The Complete Photo Manual

The Complete Photo Manual

The Complete Photo Manual

The Complete Photo Manual

The Unforgettable Photograph

The Unforgettable Photograph

The Unforgettable Photograph
 The Unforgettable Photograph: 228 Ideas, Tips, and Secrets for Taking the Best Pictures of Your Life Paperback – September 10, 2013

The Unforgettable Photograph

Renowned photographer George Lange’s work is guided by one simple truth: An unforgettable photograph is not about what the subject looks like, but what it feels like. In this entirely new kind of photography guide, written by Mr. Lange and Scott Mowbray, magazine editor and longtime amateur photographer, the rest of us will learn how to take photographs that don’t just document life but celebrate it.
The Unforgettable Photograph
No fancy equipment required. Just hundreds of simple, inspiring ideas and lessons―each one illustrated with a photograph―organized around the six essential principles of seeing like a photographer. (Here’s one: Shoot the Moment, Not the Subject.)

The Unforgettable Photograph

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The Unforgettable Photograph