Easy DIY Lighting Diagrams
Over at FredMiranda.com, Kevin Kertz has created a little "unfinished" Photoshop PSD file that can be used to easily create a professional-looking lighting diagram. I'd be using it here, except Kevin would prefer it be used for personal purposes only.
But if you, personally, are a personal kind of person, you can use it to demonstrate your lighting prowess (after the fact) for your fellow shooter.
Simply download and open the file in Photoshop, drag and drop the various items (they are still live, in different layers) and flatten that sucker into a jpeg.
Beats illegible scribbles on the back of a cocktail napkin any day.
Thanks to trappedlight for the heads up on the Strobist Flickr discussion group.
But if you, personally, are a personal kind of person, you can use it to demonstrate your lighting prowess (after the fact) for your fellow shooter.
Simply download and open the file in Photoshop, drag and drop the various items (they are still live, in different layers) and flatten that sucker into a jpeg.
Beats illegible scribbles on the back of a cocktail napkin any day.
Thanks to trappedlight for the heads up on the Strobist Flickr discussion group.
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