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If you're lucky enough to have your own swimming pool, then you'll have some pool . lighting. . These clever EcoLights, designed by Lysandre Follet are powered by a built-in turbine that powers the bright LEDs.
What type of lighting should I get for taking photos in a room with no natural light, such as a basement?
Q. I am getting ready to finish my basement and will be designing an area with backdrops, etc. so that I can take pictures of my son. I have a decent camera for a point and shoot (Canon A630)...and am hoping to start taking some portrait shots of my 1 year old. Since the basement has little to no natural light, I am wondering what type of lighting I should install in order to get quality photos. Do I need to invest in lighting specifically geared towards photography or can I re-create that type of lighting by finishing out the area with a certain type of light? I don't know much about the different types of photography lighting available, but I can use some of the advanced options on my camera. I am definitely still an amatuer in… [cont.]
Asked by sk - Wed Jan 17 00:26:38 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You didn't say whether your camera was digital or uses film. If it uses film, the "color" of the artificial light and the amount of it will be more important than if it's a digital camera. For indoor "portrait" photography, generally the lights are set up in a particular way, generally one on each side of the front of the subject and angling down, and possibly one shining on the hair from above. You can make the shadows and even tones be any way that looks good to you, but it's best to read about what creates what effect before you try to photograph a child. In fact, if your one year old is walking, you probably will do better to take the photos outdoors, or at least have the area well and evenly lit so that you can follow him/her all… [cont.]
Answered by Diane B. - Wed Jan 17 01:36:33 2007
Q. I am getting ready to finish my basement and will be designing an area with backdrops, etc. so that I can take pictures of my son. I have a decent camera for a point and shoot (Canon A630)...and am hoping to start taking some portrait shots of my 1 year old. Since the basement has little to no natural light, I am wondering what type of lighting I should install in order to get quality photos. Do I need to invest in lighting specifically geared towards photography or can I re-create that type of lighting by finishing out the area with a certain type of light? I don't know much about the different types of photography lighting available, but I can use some of the advanced options on my camera. I am definitely still an amatuer in… [cont.]
Asked by sk - Wed Jan 17 00:26:38 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You didn't say whether your camera was digital or uses film. If it uses film, the "color" of the artificial light and the amount of it will be more important than if it's a digital camera. For indoor "portrait" photography, generally the lights are set up in a particular way, generally one on each side of the front of the subject and angling down, and possibly one shining on the hair from above. You can make the shadows and even tones be any way that looks good to you, but it's best to read about what creates what effect before you try to photograph a child. In fact, if your one year old is walking, you probably will do better to take the photos outdoors, or at least have the area well and evenly lit so that you can follow him/her all… [cont.]
Answered by Diane B. - Wed Jan 17 01:36:33 2007
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