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In this episode Mark Wallace gives five tips for shooting with speedlights in a small studio.
In this episode Mark Wallace gives five tips for shooting with speedlights in a small studio.
In this week's episode Mark answers a question he gets asked all the time- how much should I charge my clients? Join Mark as he walks you through the basics of setting your rates. From business fundamentals to licensing fees, Mark presents a framework for any photographer looking to build her or his own fee structure.
This week Mark explains six traditional lighting styles: broad, short, loop, closed loop, Rembrandt and butterfly lighting.
In this week's episode Mark answers a viewer's question about working with RAW files, specifically, how to continue editing a RAW file in Photoshop. Watch as Mark walks through several tips for working with RAW files and explains how to harness the power of smart objects in your Photoshop workflow.
It's almost here, Mark's 3-day live workshop at creativeLIVE. Mark and the gang pack up their bags and head to Seattle.
For more information check out: http://www.creativelive.com/courses/anatomy-photoshoot-mark-wallace
This week Mark Wallace explains what a tilt shift lens is and how to use one.
A behind the scenes look at the Snapfactory team preparing for Mark's creativeLIVE workshop, The Anatomy of a Photoshoot, August 26-28, 2011.
http://www.creativelive.com/courses/anatomy-photoshoot-mark-wallace
This week Mark shows you how to improve your photography by shooting during the "golden hour". Also watch the bloopers at the end of the video to see Mark pull a cactus out of his leg. Ouch!
In this week's episode Mark answers a viewer's question regarding pet photography and how to best capture images of our furry friends. Mark welcomes commercial and lifestyle photographer, Diane Wallace, to help walk viewers through the steps of great pet photography.
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This is the first episode of Season Two and that's why the numbers have changed from episode 75 to 201. There are no "missing" episodes between 75 and 201.
In this episode Mark shows you how you can control your speed light for some creative exposure options when shooting outside.