noob here
I've noticed picture look far better in sunlight, and not that good indoors.
What's the best way to light an indoor photoshoot?
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I don't know. Maybe it involves artificial light.
>>3025737
strobes
>>3025748
shucks, I guess that rules out fire
anyone with a regular chromosome count wanna chine in?
>>3025758
strobes, hmis, kinoflos, tungsten lights, led panels, camera pop-up flash
just use what ever your situation and your picture needs, there is no best
By using an artificial sun of sorts
>>3025737
>noob here
we can tell. Stupid enough to think there's One Best direction light can come from and One Best color of light and One best intensity.
If you weren't retarded you'd have just "photography lighting tutorials" into google.
chinaball a radio triggered barebulb flash everyday
jesus is all the light you need
>>3025799
no need to be such a big cunt
the dude knows he's new
you're just a bitter, shitty amateur photographer
>>3025737
Probably because a lot of indoor areas are lit poorly. Even if you shoot wide open, you're not going to get nice long shadows with good contrast and pleasing colors all around. Most places I go indoors even with all the lights on, shit looks rather dim. You don't notice it until you try to take a photograph and go "wow, that looks terrible".
If you can't bring artificial light or any flash shoot wide open and over expose a bit. But artificial lighting, with the right direction/modifiers, is generally how you're going to take good indoor shots unless you have a big window to the outside to let the sun in there too.
>>3025737
Black cars look better in the rain.
>posting /o/ memes on /p/
My bad, got my boards mixed up.