Photography Notes
We will use a white backdrop (On the floor, from the roll)
- If they stand at the back of the backdrop, they might
blend into the background.
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Never have normal lights on
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All lights are flash (Studio lights)
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We will use a Trinity Flash head
For the flash-
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There is an on and off switch
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Press test (Test the Flash)
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Music note/sound will beep, when the flash has
recharged
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Minus button (-) starts at 1, for a small soft flash
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Plus button (+) ends at 6, for a hard flash
3 Point Lighting-
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Key/main light is the first light that will be
positioned on your model
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Fill light (With the grid)
*Square
bits on the flash, is called a soft box*
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Hair light (With a snoot).
*A
snoot is a light mechanism*
(Separates
your model from the backdrop)
3 Point Lighting is noted in ratio, depending on number
of flash brightness, (e.g. 4:3:2)
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Makes sure it’s switched on and off when not in use.
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You slot this into your flash.
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The receiver is then connected to the Godox, which you
test with the camera.
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Nikon D7000
which has a 17 Million MP
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Strap of the camera has to be over the head
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Lens is 18-105 zoom lens.
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3.5 LCD
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Play icon allows you to view your previous taken photo
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Once you hear a beep from the camera, this means that
your picture is focused.
Focuses-
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Manuel focus- No beep, which means you can control the
lens.
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Auto focus- There is a beep, which means the focus is
controlled automatically.
Settings-
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Key words- Aperture
Priority, Shutter Priority
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Depth of ground = Aperture Priority
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Movement capture = Shutter Priority (Faster the shutter, quicker and better the
image)
To change
colour effect, Click Menu Camera icon Set Picture Control.
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Standard = Colour
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Mono chrome = Black & White
*Do not change colour on Photoshop, as it won’t have the same
effect*
Reflectors- Reflect/Bounce light. They come in
Silver/Gold/White
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