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>>2708886
You don't unless you have super expensive gear. All you can do is get external light sources (except for expensive cameras and lenses)

Get closer

A £40 manual flash and a £15 radio adapter can get some light where you need it. It's been taking me a while to make it look like natural light.

Sometimes I take a pic that looks to me like obvious flash but when I look back later it looks more natural. I think you just have to wait for your memory of what the light was actually like.

>>2710820
* to fade.

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>>2708886
Get a slr, a canon 5d at minimum, full frame sensor. Get a lens with a f1.2 to 1.8. Practice. Its a nightmare, but it can be done. Shoot 1/60 minimum if you have a person in your image as a model. Practice. Practice more.

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>>2714788

i like it

>>2708886
Nice picture ;)