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Softbox Lighting Techniques

For Professional Photographers

Stephen Dantzig
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Pages
124
Year
2007
Language
English
Publisher
Amherst Media

About

Soft boxes-specialized photographic lighting devices that produce a flattering and soft, low-contrast look-are the main focus of this resource for photographers. Professional and amateur photographers alike will be able to apply the thorough explanations on the simple, yet highly effective, light- and shadow-altering methodologies found in this guidebook to any subject matter in portrait, fashion, and editorial images. Additional chapters cover the use of soft boxes in partnership with other light sources, including sunlight and various types of studio lighting treatments.

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  • Lighting
  • Techniques
  • Photography
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