Portrait Photography : How to Take Your Own Head Shots

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Uploaded by on Jan 29, 2009

To take your own head shots, use a tripod to keep the camera steady, use a soft light source for even lighting and use an automatic timer built in to most modern cameras. Create your own head shots in a pinch with information from a certified professional photographer in this free video on photography.

Expert: Bob Coates
Contact: www.bcphotography.com
Bio: Bob Coates of Bob Coates Photography has been a professional photographer for 13 years in both Arizona and the Virgin Islands.
Filmmaker: Chuck Tyler

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  • Yes the softbox seems to be the only thing I lack..

  • C'mon folks! If you have a studio strobe, a softbox, a backdrop, a tripod and a remote, chances are you pretty much know how to take your own photo.

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  • How far does the camera need to be away from you and the type of lense use for head shots.

  • Click,Boom,HEADSHOT!!!!!!(with my Intervention XD)

  • nice video!!!

  • thanks for the info! I got to start saving!

  • If you get one under a 100 you'll only be able to take granny pictures you can barely see UNLESS your outside in the sunlight...and even then the quality sucks

  • Can you use any type of digital camera. Like me I need a camera affordable like under 100 dollars

  • cool as! :)

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