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Book Suggestions for Lighting

Last post 05-12-2008 8:38 AM by Rick Sammon. 9 replies.
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  • 04-10-2008 8:16 AM

    • jafish812
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    Book Suggestions for Lighting

    I am new to photography and would like to learn as much as I can about studio lighting before investing in it.  Can anyone please give me suggestions on books that may help me learn the basics of studio lighting and then also books that will help me expand on the basics.  Thank you in advance for your help.

    Julie

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  • 04-10-2008 11:04 AM In reply to

    Re: Book Suggestions for Lighting

     There are many books out there. Hope some one will point out a good one for you.

    Here is a web page that can help you with basics lighting ideas. www.photoflexlightingschool.com

  • 04-10-2008 1:58 PM In reply to

    Re: Book Suggestions for Lighting

    Jafish812 - Great question, as I am also new to photography.  I am learning alot on this forum.  

     Thephotoguy....Thanks so much for the website. I just checked it out briefly and  I think we can get some good ideas from it! 

    Amanda

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  • 04-10-2008 2:28 PM In reply to

    • Dave W
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    Re: Book Suggestions for Lighting

    Strobist.com rocks for off camera flash, check the 101 section.

    Dave

     

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  • 04-14-2008 12:04 AM In reply to

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  • 04-14-2008 10:25 AM In reply to

    • Dave W
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    Re: Book Suggestions for Lighting

    Scott Kelby's blog had some advice on studio lighting last month. He also has some good advice in his books about Digital Photography.

    I'll 3rd the LS&M. I love Moment it Clicks, but I'm not sure about the studio lighint info in there.

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  • 04-22-2008 9:30 AM In reply to

    • jafish812
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    Re: Book Suggestions for Lighting

    Thanks everybody for the suggestions!

    Julie

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  • 04-22-2008 10:25 AM In reply to

    Re: Book Suggestions for Lighting

    Light, Science and Magic is the best lighting book I've ever read.

     

     

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  • 05-12-2008 8:38 AM In reply to

    Re: Book Suggestions for Lighting

    hi check out Joe McNally's Lighting DVD! rick
    "The camera looks both ways. . . in picturing the subject, we are also picturing a part of ourselves."
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