How To Assemble a Light Umbrella

Photographers use light umbrellas to diffuse or soften the light that will fall on the subject to be photographed. Light umbrellas usually come in a kit that includes a photographic strobe and a light stand.

Instructions

1




A tripod base provides stability to photographic equipment.

Pull out the legs of the light umbrella stand, which is usually a tripod. Firmly grip the center column of the light stand and fold out the three legs. Make sure it stands on a flat surface.

2

Screw in the swivel or strobe light mount on top of the light stand. Hand-tighten the screw to make sure its securely in place.

3




A mounted strobe light tilted upwards to bounce flash.

Attach the photographic strobe light unit on the swivel mount. Tilt the unit upwards a bit, but not in a 90-degree position to create even light.

4




Photo shows how a fully open light umbrella looks like.

Press the knob to open up the light umbrella. Insert the umbrella's handle end to the slot in the swivel or strobe light mount.

5

Adjust the height of the light stand in a way that it is at least two feet higher than the subject to be photographed. Plug the strobe unit in. Take test shots and view results from your camera's LCD for the light umbrella's correct height and distance placement from the subject.

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Photographers use light umbrellas to diffuse or soften the light that will fall on the subject to be photographed. Light umbrellas usually come in a kit that includes a photographic strobe and a light stand.

Instructions

1




A tripod base provides stability to photographic equipment.

Pull out the legs of the light umbrella stand, which is usually a tripod. Firmly grip the center column of the light stand and fold out the three legs. Make sure it stands on a flat surface.

2

Screw in the swivel or strobe light mount on top of the light stand. Hand-tighten the screw to make sure its securely in place.

3




A mounted strobe light tilted upwards to bounce flash.

Attach the photographic strobe light unit on the swivel mount. Tilt the unit upwards a bit, but not in a 90-degree position to create even light.

4




Photo shows how a fully open light umbrella looks like.

Press the knob to open up the light umbrella. Insert the umbrella's handle end to the slot in the swivel or strobe light mount.

5

Adjust the height of the light stand in a way that it is at least two feet higher than the subject to be photographed.

Enhance your photography skill,The Top Secret Photography Techniques

. Plug the strobe unit in. Take test shots and view results from your camera's LCD for the light umbrella's correct height and distance placement from the subject.

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A reasonably inexpensive piece of equipment, the photography umbrella gives photographers greater control over the level of lighting in their photographs. The umbrellas are designed to reflect light back on the subject, resulting in a softer lighting effect. For a fraction of the cost of a purchased photography umbrella, you can transform a rain umbrella into a valuable photographic tool that will enable you to take professional-style photos.

Instructions

1

Work outside or in a well-ventilated room. Spread out the newspapers to protect the ground or the floor from paint splatters.

2

Open the umbrella and position it on the newspaper so that the concave underside is face up.

3

Stand upwind from the umbrella if outside, and following the instructions on the paint can, begin to spray the underside of the umbrella with reflective paint. Completely cover the fabric.

4

Leave the umbrella outside to dry. Tie a heavy object to the handle of the umbrella so it does not get carried away by the wind.

5

Secure the umbrella to the light stand by fastening the clamp around the pole of the umbrella. Connect your camera to the light on the light stand before using it to take a picture. When the light fires, check to see how well the light reflects off your DIY umbrella. The best way to do this is to ask someone to model for you, to provide a visual measurement of how successfully the light is being reflected.

6

Apply a second coat of paint if the light does not reflect enough for your needs. You want a thick layer of paint, but make sure you don't apply too much, or it may pass through the underside onto the outside of the umbrella.

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A reasonably inexpensive piece of equipment, the photography umbrella gives photographers greater control over the level of lighting in their photographs. The umbrellas are designed to reflect light back on the subject, resulting in a softer lighting effect. For a fraction of the cost of a purchased photography umbrella, you can transform a rain umbrella into a valuable photographic tool that will enable you to take professional-style photos.

Instructions

1

Work outside or in a well-ventilated room. Spread out the newspapers to protect the ground or the floor from paint splatters.

2

Open the umbrella and position it on the newspaper so that the concave underside is face up.

3

Stand upwind from the umbrella if outside, and following the instructions on the paint can, begin to spray the underside of the umbrella with reflective paint. Completely cover the fabric.

4

Leave the umbrella outside to dry. Tie a heavy object to the handle of the umbrella so it does not get carried away by the wind.

5

Secure the umbrella to the light stand by fastening the clamp around the pole of the umbrella. Connect your camera to the light on the light stand before using it to take a picture. When the light fires, check to see how well the light reflects off your DIY umbrella. The best way to do this is to ask someone to model for you, to provide a visual measurement of how successfully the light is being reflected.

6

Apply a second coat of paint if the light does not reflect enough for your needs. You want a thick layer of paint, but make sure you don't apply too much, or it may pass through the underside onto the outside of the umbrella.

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Instructions

1

Act quickly and do not allow the photographs to dry or grow mold. Prioritize your pictures and work with the ones that need to be saved the most. Consider if a relative or friend has old negatives or copies before attempting a repair.

2

Place your photos or pictures in a small tub or pot of lukewarm water to loosen any dirt or debris. Keep the water clean and continue to refresh as needed. Rinsing off your photos directly under a running tap could cause more damage to the photographic emulsion.

3

Fill up another pot of clean water and place your rinsed photos inside. If your water-damaged pictures are stuck together, leave them that way until you are completely finished rinsing your pictures. Keep your photos submerged in water until you are ready to freeze them.

4

Keep your pictures submerged in water and gently separate. If they are still sticking together, leave them in a clump and do not pry apart. Repeat the rinsing process a few times and try separating them again.

5

Handle the photos by their edges and drip dry. Leave any pictures that are still clumped together in a pile. A conservationist may be able to assist in pulling apart the photos. Do not attempt on your own.

6

Place your wet photos in individual freezer bags and place inside your freezer. The freezing helps delay further damage and deterioration. Freeze your photos for at least 24 hours. But you can also leave them in the freezer indefinitely without furthering the damage.

7

Dry out your frozen photos in a room with open windows and a running humidifier. Place your photos on a blotting paper or hang on a clothes line with plastic clothes pin. Do a test first to make sure the pins don't further damage the photos. Lay old towels on the floor to catch any water.

8

Monitor the progress until photos are dry; change blotting papers as needed. It make take several days for the photos to completely dry out. If they curl, you can dampen the back of the photos and place small weights on the corner edges to keep them weighed down.

9

Study the quality of your dried photos. Contact a photo repair service like Fixing Photos (see Resources) to electronically enhance and repair your pictures.

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Repairing water damaged pictures is a complicated process. The only way to truly repair an old water-logged picture is to contact a professional skilled in photography conservation. But you can stop the damage immediately and erase some of the adverse effects by acting quickly and carefully. Cleaning and freezing your photos is one way to help salvage your memories.

Instructions

1

Act quickly and do not allow the photographs to dry or grow mold. Prioritize your pictures and work with the ones that need to be saved the most. Consider if a relative or friend has old negatives or copies before attempting a repair.

2

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4

Keep your pictures submerged in water and gently separate. If they are still sticking together, leave them in a clump and do not pry apart. Repeat the rinsing process a few times and try separating them again.

5

Handle the photos by their edges and drip dry. Leave any pictures that are still clumped together in a pile. A conservationist may be able to assist in pulling apart the photos.

Enhance your photography skill,The Top Secret Photography Techniques

. Do not attempt on your own.
6

Place your wet photos in individual freezer bags and place inside your freezer. The freezing helps delay further damage and deterioration. Freeze your photos for at least 24 hours. But you can also leave them in the freezer indefinitely without furthering the damage.

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Dry out your frozen photos in a room with open windows and a running humidifier. Place your photos on a blotting paper or hang on a clothes line with plastic clothes pin. Do a test first to make sure the pins don't further damage the photos. Lay old towels on the floor to catch any water.

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Monitor the progress until photos are dry; change blotting papers as needed. It make take several days for the photos to completely dry out. If they curl, you can dampen the back of the photos and place small weights on the corner edges to keep them weighed down.

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Study the quality of your dried photos. Contact a photo repair service like Fixing Photos (see Resources) to electronically enhance and repair your pictures.

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A picture that was taken in color takes on a completely new look when done in black and white. Some like the black and white photo for its nostalgic feel. Others prefer this type of picture because it is subject focused. The lack of color in a picture brings the eye to the subject. Black and white photos can be used with any dcor and can add an appearance of depth to your walls. Use black and white pictures to hang on your wall that tell a story, give some insight to who you are or to show extreme opposites.

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Traditional family portraits have everyone in a posed grouping and are usually very uneventful and bland. Make your family portrait in separate pictures done in black and white. Instead of traditional head shots, take a partial shot of the face of each person.

Enhance your photography skill,The Top Secret Photography Techniques

. Crop each picture at just enough of an angle so the family member is easily recognizable. Hang these pictures in a straight line, gallery style, in a family room or a dining room.

Your Story

Fill a wall with black and white pictures that tell a story about who you are. Pictures can include pets, hobbies, career, favorite vacations or any other subject that relates to you and your interests. Let the pictures represent these things in abstracts instead of typical photos of buildings and objects. If you love to bicycle, take a close-up picture of a spinning front bike wheel with one sneaker on a pedal. If sewing is your thing, a single large sewing needle being threaded would represent this well. Stay away from typical still life and posed pictures.

Extreme Opposites

Take a picture of a dove and place it against a black background and do the same with a photograph of a crow on a white background and hang them side by side. Use the same idea with a black car and a white car. Place a white tennis ball and a black bowling ball on opposite backgrounds. Do this with any other object or animal that comes to mind. This idea creates a wall of black and white pictures that are like negatives of each other. A white horse against a black background and a black horse against a white background will make a stunning depiction of horse power. Pictures with this type of opposite subject matter in black and white will not only make good conversation pieces but will also add dimension to your dcor.

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