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Field Review: Impact LiteTrek Portable Strobe Kit (Day 2)

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Sexy squatter in abandoned factory 1/250s f/11 ISO 200

Sexy squatter in abandoned factory 1/250s f/11 ISO 200

For my first shoot with the Impact LiteTrek Kit, I wanted to see just how small of a kit I could bring while still having the power of the studio with me. I decided to do the shoot in an abandoned factory and bike there with my model. I packed the Kit along with my Nikon D300 with my Tamron lens and Sekonic lightmeter, the Impact PowerSync Wireless, a set of 7″ grids and my most portable stand.

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Written by Sander-Martijn

May 20th, 2011 at 12:47 am

Changing The Quality of Light Outdoors

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Photo by Chris Gampat

I’ve talked about changing the qualities of light before in my post Understanding light: Intensity vs. Quality, but mostly in regards to the studio. When shooting outdoors you are subject to the elements. Sometimes you get a cloudy day when you want soft lighting or a bright sunny day when you want strong shadows. Other times you have the opposite of what you want that day – but there are still things you can do.

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Written by Sander-Martijn

April 2nd, 2011 at 12:54 am

Quick Tips for Studio/Location Headshot Photography

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I’ve covered social networking and headshot photography before and even covered some of the best equipment for the job. Now it’s time to actually work with the client. Depending on what they want, it could be in studio or even on location. There are some elements of photojournalism, or at least there can be, in on location shoots. I’ll be covering some extra tips for you here. If you’d like though, have a look through my portfolio as well.

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Written by Chris Gampat

March 18th, 2010 at 12:06 am

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