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In this video I share a tip on how to make use of diffusers when photographing food. To watch the full-length behind-the-scenes for this shoot, click here.
Product mentioned in this video: TriGrip 30-inch Diffuser
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Photographer, author, entrepreneur. I love photographing food and landscapes, and have written several how-to books on Photography, post-processing, and creative inspiration.
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Fine way of telling, and pleasant paragraph to take information on the topic
of my presentation subject, which i am going to deliver in college.
Brilliant tips, thank you so much!!
What size diffuser is that one?
It’s a TriGrip 30-inch diffuser: http://www.lastolite.us/33-trigrip-diffuser
Well I certainly learned quite a bit. Setting up my camera first and then working on the dish. The happiest I’ve been with a photo — although it needs post editing to lighten it up — was one that I set up completely focused. I then put my hero in where I had set up the dish. Worked like a charm. Thank you for the tips.