Digital Photography 1 on 1: Episode 4a
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March 9th, 2010 |
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(Part 1 of 3) In this episode Mark goes over basic lighting equipment to help answer the question, “What should I buy?”
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Great lessons
Thanks alot- slowly learning about studio photography!
great video – luv it
keep up the good work.
For some reason the vid is stopping at 6:57 and not starting back up again. Great videos! Very good info. Thank you!
Very helpful!
Great videos, immensely helpful, is their anywhere on the net where I can download them from?
@GhostofLenoir We worked hard (and paid money) to give you these videos free of charge. If everyone steals them we don’t get ad revenue. No revenue, no new videos. In the long run everyone loses.
@snapfactory APologies, it was in response to somebody wanting to be able to access them offline. Comment duely remove.
@GhostofLenoir Thanks.
We *are* working to make these available for download on iTunes. We hear you and we’re working on it!
@snapfactory Sure thing! I like these lessons, a lot of good stuff. I am currently studying photography at University. Nothing like a bit of youtubian revision!
This guy has to be the most generous person on YouTube. I have mainly shot photojournalism photography but wanted to do some studio portraiture and this is a great foundation on how to and what to buy!!
best photography vids on youtube!!!
These videos are amazing. Brilliantly presented and explained. Fantastic for any photography students who maybe didn’t get quite get it in class! Watch them all – this is the easy version! Has made me so more confident. Thank you!!
thanx for the reply
yeah I think am gonna start saving some money from now on, ya know cause its my hobby
and thanx for the lights advice but the leading manufacturer in my country, Saudi Arabia, is called Multiblitz (German)I think am gonna go for it, though its a bit expensive 
thanx again
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Photography can be an expensive hobby but It really depends on how into it you are. If you love it and you can spare the money, I’d recommend a digibee kit from Alien Bee. Two
400 watt second lights, stands, and two large umbrellas (one shoot-though and one reflective). all for 600 dollars
nice set of videos, I liked them all
but I have a small question and I need somone’s opinion. I love photography more than anything else, and I want to buy lights but I don’t want to start a business and stuff, I just love the results they give, do you think that me buying lights for family and friends and artistic personal photographs is worth spending the money???
hope someone shares his\her opinion with me
thanx
thanks alot – its so much better when you can replay your tutor if ya miss somthing!
Your videos are utterly fantastic, effective and easy to understand. Lots of appreciation from me.
very good lesson Sir
Wonderful lesson.
Thanks!
Thanks a bunch for these man.. im a beginner photographer and this exactly what i needed.
i do own a c-stand with shock
i do own a c-stand with shock so be careful what you teach