HELP

Sat Jun 20, 2009, 7:02 AM

I need some tips or tricks or like ideas as to how to conduct a model shoot
I don't have a studio, I don't have fancy lighting equipment, I just have a camera and a model.
We decided to go to a local park and walk around for inspiration.
I have some ideas, but if anyones done this before, i'd love some pointers
I thought i'd do 20-30 close ups 20 half bodies 10-20 full bodies
Does that make any sense???
well we'll see how it goes
OH and if anyones ever made their own developer, fixer, stop bath, um...
how?!?! I've heard coffee crystals and washing soda...and vitamin C
I'd love a recipe...something to try over the summer XD
So I'm looking for advice!
OH jeeze one more thing
I wanna know what kinda photoshop you people use...
I'm looking to be a new one, because Adobe is...a piece of poo.
I just need a generally nice photo shop...
OKAY if you have any suggestions about anything, please help me out
<3 you all

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~Profcorran Jun 20, 2009, 5:20:37 PM

I don't have much experience with model shots. But if you need an additional diffused light source I have found one of my LED torches with a clear film canister over the top works. (basically cut/drill/punch a hole in the lid of the canister, the size of the torch handle, then slip it over, then just push on the bottom (which should be clear) over the canister)

hope it goes swell.

~Jahootabegajulie Jun 21, 2009, 9:48:07 AM

Thanks, I'll give the canister thing a try...
wish me luck!

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~CatchingMyFancy Jul 11, 2009, 12:09:50 PM

such a long time ago (has stopped using dA) but try GIMP. It's free. 8D and it's like photoshop, but it doesn't cost 1000 dollars!

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