Portrait Lighting Guide

Portrait lighting enables a studio photographer to create even lighting to a illuminate a photographic model during a shoot. Commonly known as the Three Point Lighting System in the photography field, this system consist of three lights: the key light, the fill light and the back light.

Key Light

The key light serves as the main light that is used to illuminate the subject. This light is placed on either the left or right side of the photographic model. The key light sets the tone for the amount of light that will be placed on the model during the shoot.

Fill Light

The fill light fills in shadows that appear on the photographic model. This light is positioned on the opposite side of the key light and serves to maintain even lighting on the front area of the photographic model.

Back Light

The back light, also known as the hair light, is placed behind the photographic model. Back lights create a separation between the model and its background, adding dimension to the model itself. The back light is necessary to prevent the model from looking flat.

---

Portrait lighting enables a studio photographer to create even lighting to a illuminate a photographic model during a shoot. Commonly known as the Three Point Lighting System in the photography field, this system consist of three lights: the key light, the fill light and the back light.

Key Light

The key light serves as the main light that is used to illuminate the subject. This light is placed on either the left or right side of the photographic model. The key light sets the tone for the amount of light that will be placed on the model during the shoot.

Fill Light

The fill light fills in shadows that appear on the photographic model. This light is positioned on the opposite side of the key light and serves to maintain even lighting on the front area of the photographic model.

Back Light

The back light, also known as the hair light, is placed behind the photographic model. Back lights create a separation between the model and its background, adding dimension to the model itself. The back light is necessary to prevent the model from looking flat.

---

• 
  

  SimpleSLR Portrait Lighting - Learn portrait lighting techniques ...

  www.simpleslr.info/portrait-lighting

  Portrait lighting techniques. Learn portrait photography lighting with speedlights with this portrait lighting guide. Create natural looking photography with flash.

• 
  

  Equipment Guide for Setting up a Small Home Portrait/Glamor

  www.dpreview.com/articles/3655790149

  I have been through buying studio lighting and using a temporary home portrait/glamor studio twice over the years. It has been a real learning experience and I wanted ...

• 
  

  Understanding Natural Light Portrait Photography: A Guide to ...

  digital-photography-school.com/understanding-natural-light...

  A Guest Post by Heather Bettison at Digital-Photography-Advisor.com. Has buying the right studio lighting setup stopped you from taking your portrait photography ...

• 
  

  Portrait Lighting Guide + Portrait Recipes (All 3 Volumes ...

  www.simpleslr.info/slide/portraitlighting-portraitrecipes-3volumes

  Discover Portrait Lighting Techniques with Speedlights SimpleSLR Hands-On Photography Guides by Andy Lim

• 
  

  Tips For Outdoor Photography With Portrait And Camera Lighting ...

  www.youtube.com/watch?v=RuLevm_VzMs

  Outdoor Photography Tips - Lighting, Portrait And Outside Photo Techniques... ***PLUS*** FREE Beginners Photography Guide http ...

• 
  

  Portrait Photography guide and tips from Photo.net - Page 2

  photo.net/learn/portraits/?p=2

  Our guide to portrait photography contains tips, equipment suggestions, and ideas at Photo.net.

• 
  

  Portrait Photography Lighting Techniques : Portrait Photography ...

  www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRHwtLmzus4

  High-key lighting in portrait photography produces light colors, while low-key lighting produces darker colors. Learn about high-key lighting and low-key ...

• 
  

  Portrait Studio Lighting Portrait Studio Lighting, Diagrams ...

  portraitstudiolighting.com

  Portrait Studio Lighting, Diagrams,Techniques and Tips of portrait photography studio lighting.

Read More

How to Capture Motion in Photography

Photographing objects in motion is a challenge that presents itself quite frequently to photographers of a skill levels. There is more preparation and work involved in making images of objects that fly, roll, crawl and run than in photographing still objects. However, with some practice and a few tips, the ability to freeze motion in images is well within the reach of all people. Read on to learn how to capture motion in photography.

Instructions

1

Set the appropriate shutter speed. Set your shutter speed to the proper shutter speed for your subject. Finding a shutter speed that will keep your subject in focus but allow you a proper exposure may require some experimentation. The faster your subject is moving the greater the shutter speed needed to achieve an acceptable sharp and blur-free image.

2

Pre-focus your lens. Since your subject will often not be in the frame ahead of time for you to focus on you will need to pre-focus your lens. Focus on a stationary object, such as part of the landscape, at the same distance you expect your subject to be at when you release the shutter. Once you have achieved an acceptable focus disable your auto focus system to prevent any further changes in focus.

3

Anticipate the action and pan with the subject. Survey the area and anticipate how your subject will come into the area you want to photograph it in. It may also be helpful to have a few visual references that will clue you in to the exact area you pre-focused on earlier. Follow the subject with your camera, remembering to keep it composed in the frame. This will ensure that when you take the picture the subject is a sharp as possible and the only blur present is in the background.

4

Release the shutter. When the subject passes in to the area you have selected to take the picture and pre-focused for, release the shutter. If you are using a digital SLR check your image on the rear LCD screen for proper focus and exposure. Adjust your shutter speed if it is not high enough. Not all of your images will come out perfect, and in your first attempts there will be many cases where quite a few images will turn out poorly due to focus issues or difficulties in panning with the subject. But your images will improve with practice.

---

Photographing objects in motion is a challenge that presents itself quite frequently to photographers of a skill levels. There is more preparation and work involved in making images of objects that fly, roll, crawl and run than in photographing still objects. However, with some practice and a few tips, the ability to freeze motion in images is well within the reach of all people. Read on to learn how to capture motion in photography.

Instructions

1

Set the appropriate shutter speed. Set your shutter speed to the proper shutter speed for your subject. Finding a shutter speed that will keep your subject in focus but allow you a proper exposure may require some experimentation. The faster your subject is moving the greater the shutter speed needed to achieve an acceptable sharp and blur-free image.

2

Pre-focus your lens. Since your subject will often not be in the frame ahead of time for you to focus on you will need to pre-focus your lens. Focus on a stationary object, such as part of the landscape, at the same distance you expect your subject to be at when you release the shutter. Once you have achieved an acceptable focus disable your auto focus system to prevent any further changes in focus.

3

Anticipate the action and pan with the subject. Survey the area and anticipate how your subject will come into the area you want to photograph it in. It may also be helpful to have a few visual references that will clue you in to the exact area you pre-focused on earlier. Follow the subject with your camera, remembering to keep it composed in the frame. This will ensure that when you take the picture the subject is a sharp as possible and the only blur present is in the background.

4

Release the shutter. When the subject passes in to the area you have selected to take the picture and pre-focused for, release the shutter. If you are using a digital SLR check your image on the rear LCD screen for proper focus and exposure. Adjust your shutter speed if it is not high enough.

Enhance your photography skill,The Top Secret Photography Techniques

. Not all of your images will come out perfect, and in your first attempts there will be many cases where quite a few images will turn out poorly due to focus issues or difficulties in panning with the subject. But your images will improve with practice.

---

• 
  

  RIM.TO: Summary for RESEARCH IN MOTION LIMITED- Yahoo!

  finance.yahoo.com/q?s=rim.to

  View the basic RIM.TO stock chart on Yahoo! Finance. Change the date range, chart type and compare RESEARCH IN MOTION LIMITED against other companies.

• 
  

  How to Remove Stuck Lens Filter Best Effective Ways Digital ...

  digitalphotographylive.com/how-to-remove-stuck-lens-filter

  Popular Posts. Exposure triangle; Rule of Thirds; Fireworks Photography Tips and Camera Settings... Basics of Exposure: Aperture, ISO, Shutter &... How to Remove ...

• 
  

  What's a cover? How do I add a cover photo to my Facebook

  https://www.facebook.com/help/?faq=333543230019115

  A cover is the larger image at the top of your Page, right above your Page's profile picture.

• 
  

  Howcast The best how-to videos on the web

  www.howcast.com

  Howcast is the best source for fun, free, and useful how-to videos and guides.

• 
  

  Postimage - screen capture software / how to take a screenshot

  postimage.org/app.php

  A powerful screen capture tool. Postimage is a very easy to use application that was especially designed to provide you with a means of taking snapshots of your ...

• 
  

  How to Lap Dance Like a Pro Lap Dancing Tips & Secrets!

  www.learnhowtolapdance.org

  Learn how to lap dance without looking like a fool. Lap dancing certainly isn't easy, but with our help and guidance, it doesn't have to be hard!

• 
  

  Photography Tips: How To Take Waterfall Photos Digital ...

  digitalphotographylive.com/waterfall-photography

  Popular Posts. Exposure triangle; Rule of Thirds; Fireworks Photography Tips and Camera Settings... Basics of Exposure: Aperture, ISO, Shutter &... Photography

• 
  

  Wonder How To Show & Tell for Creators & Doers

  www.wonderhowto.com/following

  Wonder How To is your guide to free how to videos on the Web. Search, Browse and Discover the best how to videos across the web using the largest how to video index ...

• 
  

  Photo Radar Scam - Info on How to Beat Your Photo Radar or

  photoradarscam.com/getout.php

  Defense Strategies, Information to beat Red Light Camera and Photo Radar Cameras Tickets and Citations in Court

• 
  

  Motionographer Digital Filmmaking, Animation, Motion Graphics ...

  motionographer.com

  A blog community built to showcase and discuss inspiring digital filmmaking, animation, motion graphics, design, film, visual effects and experimental moving image ...

Read More

Where Can I Sell My Photos?

Photography is fun, and cameras have many sophisticated features, which help people take great, professional-quality photos. Many photographs by amateurs are good enough to sell, especially in a content-hungry world. Many people have a huge collection of photos that could bring in money. The photographer just needs to know where to sell them.

Selling and Syndicating Photos

Build a collection of stock photos, which are called such because they are in stock. Most people who are looking for a certain type of photograph search a database of stock photos instead of hiring a photographer on assignment.

Uploading your stock photos to websites that act as publishers allows you to earn money every time someone uses your stock photos. These websites act as agents between the photographer and the person who wants to use the photo. The process is seamless for you, the photographer. You simply upload the photo and a set of keyword phrases that help a potential buyer find your work.

Terms and Conditions

The amount you get paid depends on the site licensing agreement you have with the photo distribution company or website. This license agreement is a contract that governs the terms and conditions of how, when and where photos may be used.

Photos can be licensed to another person for a specific time period, to be used in particular places, or any number of other arrangements, including unlimited use. Photos can be sold multiple times, if the license agreement allows it. For example, you can license a photo of yours to be used on a magazine cover for a month, for a particular price, and the same photo can be licensed for use on a web page for another amount and so on.

Make Photos into Products

Another way of selling your photos is by creating an online product store. Many products display photographic images. Postcards, T-shirts, coffee mugs and mouse pads are just a few. Several companies allow photographers to upload their photos, and every time someone buys the product the photographer gets paid a percentage of the profits.

Sell your photos offline

Based on the subjects of your photos, the color schemes and styles, many local businesses often support local artists by purchasing their photos. You can also check out local street fairs, events and other related activities and sell your art to the public.

---

Photography is fun, and cameras have many sophisticated features, which help people take great, professional-quality photos. Many photographs by amateurs are good enough to sell, especially in a content-hungry world.

Enhance your photography skill,The Top Secret Photography Techniques

. Many people have a huge collection of photos that could bring in money. The photographer just needs to know where to sell them.

Selling and Syndicating Photos

Build a collection of stock photos, which are called such because they are in stock. Most people who are looking for a certain type of photograph search a database of stock photos instead of hiring a photographer on assignment.

Uploading your stock photos to websites that act as publishers allows you to earn money every time someone uses your stock photos. These websites act as agents between the photographer and the person who wants to use the photo. The process is seamless for you, the photographer. You simply upload the photo and a set of keyword phrases that help a potential buyer find your work.

Terms and Conditions

The amount you get paid depends on the site licensing agreement you have with the photo distribution company or website. This license agreement is a contract that governs the terms and conditions of how, when and where photos may be used.

Photos can be licensed to another person for a specific time period, to be used in particular places, or any number of other arrangements, including unlimited use. Photos can be sold multiple times, if the license agreement allows it. For example, you can license a photo of yours to be used on a magazine cover for a month, for a particular price, and the same photo can be licensed for use on a web page for another amount and so on.

Make Photos into Products

Another way of selling your photos is by creating an online product store. Many products display photographic images. Postcards, T-shirts, coffee mugs and mouse pads are just a few. Several companies allow photographers to upload their photos, and every time someone buys the product the photographer gets paid a percentage of the profits.

Sell your photos offline

Based on the subjects of your photos, the color schemes and styles, many local businesses often support local artists by purchasing their photos. You can also check out local street fairs, events and other related activities and sell your art to the public.

---

• 
  

  Jedna fotografija dnevno u najgoroj godini ivota / One photo a ...

  www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ertu9_MhFiM

  Godina u kojoj sam bila zlostavljana. Molim vas pomozite mi.

• 
  

  I-Mockery.com - Mocking pop culture and whatever else we can

  www.i-mockery.com

  I-Mockery.com : Mocking pop culture and whatever else we can get our grubby hands on.

• 
  

  I can't upload my photos. Facebook Help Center Facebook

  https://www.facebook.com/help/?faq=167931376599294

  Try using unedited versions of photos. Editing photos using other software beforehand can cause them to upload incorrectly or fail to upload entirely.

• 
  

  Jennette McCurdy Free Music, Mixes, Tour Dates, Photos, Videos

  https://myspace.com/jennettemccurdy

  Jennette McCurdy's official profile including the latest music, albums, songs, music videos and more updates.

• 
  

  Etsy - Register

  www.etsy.com/your/listings

  Create an Etsy account and start shopping. Sign up using facebook or sign up with your email.

• 
  

  Panoramio - Help - Welcome to the Panoramio community

  www.panoramio.com/help

  Photo-sharing community. Discover the world through photos.

• 
  

  How can I make sure that my photos display in the highest

  https://www.facebook.com/help/?faq=266520536764594

  We automatically take care of resizing and formatting your photos for you. If you'd like to use more advanced techniques to make your photos look better, try these tips:

• 
  

  i can read

  icanread.tumblr.com

  747 notes. 1,024 notes. 2,181 notes

• 
  

  My hamster can not manage to stop spinning in his wheel - YouTube

  www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXRH50fvHWA

  Copyright-2007 Look at that! one of my hamsters breaks its speed record and can not slow down any more!!! To get the hamsters' speed : divide the speed ...

• 
  

  Thinspiration pictures

  thinspiration-pictures.blogspot.com

  I find hard to keep up with emails I get sent everyday so now I have a formspring account where you can post all your questions and comments and I'll reply as soon as ...

• 
  

  Pictures from a developers life onemenny

  www.onemenny.com/blog/pictures-from-a-developers-life

  A friend sent me this link that was composed from other links from other blogs. The origin is here and another here. Sorry for the brute copy-past, but its much ...

• 
  

  iGoogle - Google

  www.google.com/ig?source=gama&hl=en

  iGoogle is your personalized Google page. Add news, photos, weather, and stuff from across the web to your page.

• 
  

  Buy property Las Vegas, Sell,Rent, Investment, Free MLS Search NV

  www.alansellslasvegas.com

  I'm a full time Realtor and a Las Vegas resident of 25 years. I'm your information source. My website is always up to date! Buying & Rental homes are my expertise.

• EC21, Global B2B Marketplace - Connecting Global Buyers with ...

  www.ec21.com

  Global B2B marketplace of export and import, offers manufacturers directory, product catalogs, selling leads and buying leads to importers, exporters, manufacturers ...

• ILl nIo Free Music, Mixes, Tour Dates, Photos, Videos

  https://myspace.com/illnino

  ILl nIo's official profile including the latest music, albums, songs, music videos and more updates.

• Sell Domains Buy Domains Park Domains - Afternic

  www.afternic.com

  Afternic is a one-stop site to buy domains, sell domains, and park domains. Experience the world's premiere domain marketplace and exchange reseller today.

• Miss Joie Chavis - My Boom Boxx Interviews

  myboomboxx.com

  JAY-Z WILL PERFORM AT DAVID LETTERMANS MARQUEE CONCERT. On July 8th, Hov will be performing atop the Ed Sullivan Theater marquee on

• twinkies eBay - Electronics, Cars, Fashion, Collectibles ...

  www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=twinkies

  Find great deals on eBay for twinkies and hostess twinkies. Shop with confidence.

Read More

How to Use Tungsten Film

Tungsten film is used for studio photography. The color temperature of average daylight is 5,000 degrees Kelvin. The term "tungsten" refers to a color temperature of 3,200 degrees Kelvin. Therefore, tungsten film is designed to be used under studio lights of the same color temperature, called tungsten lights. If you use tungsten film outdoors instead of under tungsten lights, your photos will have a blue cast. Similarly, if you use a different type of film under tungsten lights, your photos will have a gold cast.

Instructions

1

Store your tungsten film in a dark location so it is not damaged by light.

2

Open the back of your camera and, while still in a dark location, place the tungsten film into the cylinder hub so it clicks in place and pull the leader of the film until it wraps slightly around the hub on the other end of the camera.

3

Close the back of the camera, turn the camera on and listen to the film load. If you do not hear a loading noise, you may have to open the camera and pull the leader a bit farther. Once the film is loaded, turn your camera off until you are ready to use it.

4

Situate your subject or props in the area where you plan to take photographs in your studio.

5

Set up your three tungsten lights on stands so your subject or props are evenly lit. You may have to move around the lights and raise and lower the stands until you reach the perfect lighting. Use light umbrellas if the lights are too bright for your space.

6

Turn on your camera and take photos as you normally would. When your film roll is complete, store it in a dark location and follow Steps 2-3 to reload your camera with another roll.

---

Tungsten film is used for studio photography. The color temperature of average daylight is 5,000 degrees Kelvin. The term "tungsten" refers to a color temperature of 3,200 degrees Kelvin. Therefore, tungsten film is designed to be used under studio lights of the same color temperature, called tungsten lights. If you use tungsten film outdoors instead of under tungsten lights, your photos will have a blue cast. Similarly, if you use a different type of film under tungsten lights, your photos will have a gold cast.

Instructions

1

Store your tungsten film in a dark location so it is not damaged by light.

2

Open the back of your camera and, while still in a dark location, place the tungsten film into the cylinder hub so it clicks in place and pull the leader of the film until it wraps slightly around the hub on the other end of the camera.

3

Close the back of the camera, turn the camera on and listen to the film load. If you do not hear a loading noise, you may have to open the camera and pull the leader a bit farther. Once the film is loaded, turn your camera off until you are ready to use it.

4

Situate your subject or props in the area where you plan to take photographs in your studio.

5

Set up your three tungsten lights on stands so your subject or props are evenly lit. You may have to move around the lights and raise and lower the stands until you reach the perfect lighting. Use light umbrellas if the lights are too bright for your space.

6

Turn on your camera and take photos as you normally would. When your film roll is complete, store it in a dark location and follow Steps 2-3 to reload your camera with another roll.

---

• 
  

  How to use acrylic gels & mediums: Part 1 (video)

  willkempartschool.com/how-to-use-acrylic-mediums-without-ruining...

  Do you feel you should be using mediums? Youve probably brought a couple and had a play around, but are you using the right ones? Or is the overuse of mediums ...

• 
  

  Beetlejuice (1988) - IMDb

  www.imdb.com/title/tt0094721

  Adam and Barbara are a normal couple...who happen to be dead. They have given their precious time to decorate the house and make it their own, but unfortunately a ...

• 
  

  Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the ...

  www.imdb.com/title/tt0057012

  Paranoid Brigadier General Jack D. Ripper of Burpelson Air Force Base, he believing that fluoridation of the American water supply is a Soviet plot to poison the U.S ...

• 
  

  Howcast The best how-to videos on the web

  www.howcast.com

  Howcast is the best source for fun, free, and useful how-to videos and guides.

• 
  

  Wonder How To Show & Tell for Creators & Doers

  www.wonderhowto.com/following

  Wonder How To is your guide to free how to videos on the Web. Search, Browse and Discover the best how to videos across the web using the largest how to video index ...

• 
  

  How the CIA Used a Fake Sci-Fi Flick to Rescue Americans From ...

  www.wired.com/magazine/2007/04/feat_cia

  Apr 24, 2007 November 4, 1979, began like any other day at the US embassy in Tehran. The staff filtered in under gray skies, the marines manned their posts, and the ...

• 
  

  How to Charge an iPod using electrolytes and an onion - YouTube

  www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfPJeDssBOM

  In this episode we show you how to charge your iPod (or other mp3 player) for up to 20 minutes using electrolytes derived from Gatorade or Powerade which ...

• 
  

  how to be emo - YouTube

  www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGLv3IEL0VI

  mock documentary on how to be emo ... oh really?Emo is one of the most popular genres/style today.so take a look around you for once and see people who ...

Read More

DIY Beauty Dish Photography

Beauty dishes are a great way to turn the harsh, direct light that comes from an off-camera flash into lovely, even diffused light. This type of lighting works particularly well for portraits and fashion shoots.
Professional beauty dish adapters will set your wallet back by at least a couple hundred dollars, but a homemade version can be constructed with a few items most people have at home already.

Instructions

Prepare the Turkey Pan

1

Trace the outline of your flash head onto the center of the bottom of the turkey pan with a permanent marker. This can be done on the front or back of the turkey pan because it will not be seen either way.

2

Draw a vertical line down the center of the outline.

3

Use the utility knife to cut the outline into two doors for the flash head to fit through. First cut the top and bottom lines of the outline. Next cut the center line, but do not cut the lines on the right and left edge of the outline.
This will allow you to fold the cut-out sections of the turkey pan, to create doors. These doors will slip over your flash head and help keep the beauty dish steady.

Prepare the Plastic Dome

4

Trace around the top of the CD dome on a piece of aluminum foil and cut it out. The foil can be cut with the utility knife or a pair of scissors.

5

Spray the inside of the top of the plastic dome with spray adhesive.

6

Apply the foil to the dome on top of the spray adhesive. Smooth out any air bubbles.

Assemble the Beauty Dish

7

Apply a thin line of hot glue around the rim on the prepared plastic dome.

8

Place the dome on the turkey pan so the doors cut for your flash are centered within the dome.
The dome goes on the inside of the turkey pan so when you slip your flash through the doors it will reflect off of the foil in the plastic dome. This will then reflect onto the foil of the turkey pan, which will throw the light onto your subject.

9

Insert your flash through the doors on the back and fire a test shot.

---

Beauty dishes are a great way to turn the harsh, direct light that comes from an off-camera flash into lovely, even diffused light. This type of lighting works particularly well for portraits and fashion shoots.
Professional beauty dish adapters will set your wallet back by at least a couple hundred dollars, but a homemade version can be constructed with a few items most people have at home already.

Enhance your photography skill,The Top Secret Photography Techniques

.

Instructions

Prepare the Turkey Pan

1

Trace the outline of your flash head onto the center of the bottom of the turkey pan with a permanent marker. This can be done on the front or back of the turkey pan because it will not be seen either way.

2

Draw a vertical line down the center of the outline.

3

Use the utility knife to cut the outline into two doors for the flash head to fit through. First cut the top and bottom lines of the outline. Next cut the center line, but do not cut the lines on the right and left edge of the outline.
This will allow you to fold the cut-out sections of the turkey pan, to create doors. These doors will slip over your flash head and help keep the beauty dish steady.

Prepare the Plastic Dome

4

Trace around the top of the CD dome on a piece of aluminum foil and cut it out. The foil can be cut with the utility knife or a pair of scissors.

5

Spray the inside of the top of the plastic dome with spray adhesive.

6

Apply the foil to the dome on top of the spray adhesive. Smooth out any air bubbles.

Assemble the Beauty Dish

7

Apply a thin line of hot glue around the rim on the prepared plastic dome.

8

Place the dome on the turkey pan so the doors cut for your flash are centered within the dome.
The dome goes on the inside of the turkey pan so when you slip your flash through the doors it will reflect off of the foil in the plastic dome. This will then reflect onto the foil of the turkey pan, which will throw the light onto your subject.

9

Insert your flash through the doors on the back and fire a test shot.

---

• 
  

  DIY beauty dish with vivitar 285hv Flickr - Photo Sharing!

  www.flickr.com/photos/dmadden/4279639983

  Home made 21" beauty dish used with vivitar 285hv which is modified and powered by a 6volt 4ah lead acid battery. Vivitar set to 1/4 power. See shot here: www.flickr ...

• 
  

  Weekly Photo Tips Presents the DIY Beauty Dish - YouTube

  www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_4tRIn2TGQ

  http://www.weeklyphototips.com/ This week Scott shows us how to make a very low cost modifier for our dedicated flash units. The beauty dish, so called ...

• 
  

  How to Make The Best DIY Beauty Dish - YouTube

  www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6JtREEISA8

  For a full parts list and a detailed, step-by-step tutorial, visit the companion post here: http://ishootshows.com/2010/02/09/mus... With a stainless steel ...

• 
  

  Strobist DIY Beauty Dish, on the cheap! - The Photophile ...

  thephotophile.blogspot.com/2010/10/diy-beauty-dish-on-cheap.html19 posts By The Photophile - [photophile - a.,n. (organism) loving light.]

  Oct 23, 2010 Some of you may remember that a while back I made my own flash diffuser. The original post is here. Well, I am sad to say that it was a dismal failure!

• 
  

  Kirsty Wiseman Photography - Wigan and North West: DIY Beauty Dish ...

  limegreenbogiegirl.blogspot.com/2012/06/diy-beauty-dish-for-1.html28 posts By Kirsty Wiseman Photography - Wigan and North West

  Jun 05, 2012 Congratulate yourself on building yourself one hell of an ugly looking beauty dish. But fear not, my untrusting friend, for the magic will happen once we ...

• 
  

  How to build the Best DIY Beauty Dish www.ishootshows.com

  www.ishootshows.com/2010/02/09/music-photographers-diy-beauty-dish

  A step-by-step tutorial and parts list for everything you need to make your own DIY Beauty Dish designed especially for small speedlights.

• 
  

  How to Turn a Styrofoam Bowl into a DIY Beauty Dish for Your ...

  digital-photography.wonderhowto.com/...into-diy-beauty-dish...0139581

  A beauty dish is a device that redistributes the flash on your camera to make the lighting more flattering in portraits. It's called a "beauty dish" because it's used ...

• 
  

  Blog The DIY Dish

  www.thediydish.com/blog

  Hi everybody! Just dropping a quick note here about a promotion going on over at YouCanMakeThis.com. YCMT is giving away a $250 gift certificate to one Facebook fan.

• 
  

  DIY Clay Jewelry Dish Honestly WTF

  honestlywtf.com/diy/diy-clay-jewelry-dish

  DIY Clay Jewelry Dish. Posted by Erica on February 21st, 2012. Its hard to believe that I have yet to find the ideal system for organizing my jewelry.

• 
  

  beauty dish eBay - Electronics, Cars, Fashion, Collectibles ...

  www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=beauty+dish

  Find great deals on eBay for beauty dish and beauty dish flash. Shop with confidence.

Read More