Studio Lighting Essentials for Portrait Photography is everything you need to get started in the world of Studio Lighting. This video was written and hosted by Mark Wallace. Mark is known for his easy to understand teaching style and ability to take concepts and put them into practical use.
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This video is the second part of Studio Lighting Essentials for Portrait Photography. This video shows examples of the techniques shown in Part 1 of this series.
This video includes over 20 lighting setups. Mark walks you through each lighting setup and then shows you the results from his camera.
This week Mark demonstrates some techniques for creating stop-action and time lapse videos. Watch as Mark animates a wooden toy and then creates a movie in Apple Final Cut Studio.
This week Mark Wallace explains the difference between RAW and JPEG. There's no right or wrong answer to the question "should I shoot RAW or JPEG?" but Mark will help explain the advantages of each format.
This week is the second episode in a two-part series about post production workflow. In this episode, Mark will explain how to get images from the computer into some sites on the web or getting them ready for print in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom.
This week is the first episode in a two-part series about post production workflow. In this episode, Mark will explain how to get images from the camera to the computer. Then he will show you how to keyword, group and organize the photos in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom.
Have you ever wanted to learn how to take those perfect photos of your children in low light situations like Halloween night? In this episode Mark will show you how to shoot those photos with just your camera and its built-in flash or an on camera flash.
Do you want to know how to photograph lightning? In this episode Mark gives you 8 tips to help you get great lightning shots.
In this episode Mark will show you how easy it is to use a light tent to get nice product pictures.
In this episode Mark discusses histograms and how you can use them to correct your exposure.