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Re: Lighting and white balance


Yeah, I\'m a stickler for trying to see things (I still miss \'em) like the tree sticking out of a persons head ... the sliver of a chair behind the post. If you can\'t pull the chair into the scene, put it in a different room. The table & chairs by the window, angle the left one so some more of the chair back shows. It\'s a thing you just get a feel for as you do it, as to whether it is adding to the scene, or detracting from it. Like I said ... you\'ll develop your own vibe with staging, lighting, comp and PP.

I try to get a general idea of my lighting first to look for \"uh-oh, that\'ll be a problem\" ... then do comp first working around it if necessary, stage second, then light. Or sometimes it is light, then comp, then stage ...



Dec 12, 2012 at 07:58 PM





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