Studio Lighting - Written by wizwow on Saturday, March 8, 2008 12:40 - 1 CommentSingle Light Fashion
The box spilled too much light on the background, so I used the large V-card for a GOBO and blocked the spillage. The ambient on the background was enough to be nearly 2 stops less than the subject, so it goes a wonderful shadow gray.
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