Ever wonder what kind of studio lighting setups that professional photographers use? In this video, I’ll take you into my home photo studio and show you the lights that I use for photoshoots and videos, plus DIY equivalents that you can make at home. You’ll learn how to make a softbox, reflector, and shoot using common household goods. If you’re stuck at home in quarantine, now is as good a time as any to learn about lighting and practice it at home.
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I’ll then use both sets of DIY lights and light modifiers to shoot a wine bottle, with tips on how to best use lighting for photography.
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