Photography Tips Techniques : Studio Lighting On a Budget Advice

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Uploaded by on May 15, 2009

Studio lighting can be achieved on a budget by using natural light as the main light source, and photographing near a window with reflectors is a great way to achieve key light and secondary light. Build up depth using lighting on a budget with advice from a professional photographer in this free video on photography.

Expert: John Budden
Bio: John Budden has been a professional photographer for more than 20 years.
Filmmaker: Clay Roberts

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  • I've also been thinking about using car shades. Need a new one though, mine will just reflect yellow. Lol.

  • Great explanation. I use foamcore too, it works well and is cheap to buy. I also like the black foamcore for a gobo. Something else I use instead of buying namebrand pop-up reflectors is car window pop-up shades! Every auto store has them and for a very low cost.

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