Photography Information : Using Cheap Lighting for Photography

Using cheap lighting for photography requires finding clamp lights at any hardware store, using high-wattage light bulbs and utilizing as much natural day lighting as possible. Use inexpensive lighting for a photo shoot with information from a professional art and commercial photographer in this free video on photography.

Expert: Rebecca Guenther
Contact: www.m5a1photography.com/
Bio: Rebecca Guenther is a freelance photographer living in Austin, Texas.
Filmmaker: Todd Green

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Entertainment

Tags:

• photography
• photography equipment
• studio photography
• lighting
• aperture

[TJsHerps]

Clamp them on the wall??? What kind of walls do you have?

[Koubenlin]

this is the ONLY useful expertvillage video i've found so far...

[sugarrcookiie]

lmfao. These comments are hilarious.

[sxemola]

since when was day light free?

[crazykar3]

Clamp them on my wall........ hmmmmmmmmmmmmm sounds good!...?

[elegantlywasted100]

daylight - nothing like it.

great vid

[thisisabighat]

w....w.....w...dot........

[barelyaverage]

Hi Rebecca,

Cool bulbs comes in various color temperatures, mostly commonly found at stores are 4500K and 6500K. which one do you think would be better?

[maybohrlline]

BRILLANT tips. i didnt know that i could use those ugly metal lights.

[MauriceFlower]

Onooooh!! Not a/that commercial again!!! :-(

[claudiabolivarleon]

I LOVE the Tips! Sooo Honest and helpful!