How to Learn About Lighting with TetherPro and Figurines
Get some figurines., Get yourself some small reflectors., Have TetherPro on and your camera tethered to your computer., Set your camera up on a tripod., Start moving things around., Keep an eye on your TetherPro software and compare the various...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Get some figurines.
You can find them just about anywhere.
The key is something small.
You want to set yourself up a small place that you can experiment and learn with.
You could even make yourself one. -
Step 2: Get yourself some small reflectors.
Just about anything portable and lightweight will work.
Here, a white meat tray is being used. , This is the advantage of figurines.
You can do everything in a small area. , If possible, trigger your camera with a remote of some type.
Also, TetherPro can trigger your camera if you have the remote control activated in it.
You will need it activated anyway to use it for learning. , Both the reflector and the light.
Experiment with different looks and results.
When you find something you like, remember how you did it. , You can also watch your histograms for reference. , -
Step 3: Have TetherPro on and your camera tethered to your computer.
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Step 4: Set your camera up on a tripod.
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Step 5: Start moving things around.
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Step 6: Keep an eye on your TetherPro software and compare the various results.
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Step 7: Look through your images and find ones you like.
Detailed Guide
You can find them just about anywhere.
The key is something small.
You want to set yourself up a small place that you can experiment and learn with.
You could even make yourself one.
Just about anything portable and lightweight will work.
Here, a white meat tray is being used. , This is the advantage of figurines.
You can do everything in a small area. , If possible, trigger your camera with a remote of some type.
Also, TetherPro can trigger your camera if you have the remote control activated in it.
You will need it activated anyway to use it for learning. , Both the reflector and the light.
Experiment with different looks and results.
When you find something you like, remember how you did it. , You can also watch your histograms for reference. ,
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