Basic Lighting Techniques
Author: Daniel Norton
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Description: Basic Lighting Techniques, provides a guide to basic lighting techniques in studio photography. It covers various setups, including clean, catalog, raw, beauty, athletic, group, and dramatic lighting, along with equipment recommendations.
Pages: 9
Megabytes: 0.34 MB
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