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Published: 2008-04-06 13:24:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 16861; Favourites: 206; Downloads: 624
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Wow! This is getting so much attention, I should do more. What would you guys want to know?
My first attempt to creating a tutorial.
I hope some of you might find this useful.
Let me know what you think.
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Comments: 56
very good tutorial!
but i have to ask, is it okay to see the multiple shadows?
and the black object in the back casting the reflection of the light, how one can eliminate that?
thanks.
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wow that is awesome to know . I had no idea, these where the measures taken for those pristine shots.
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Great tutorial! ... very clear, simply and useful.... great job! thanks for sharing
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Hey there
I have a favour to ask of you... I am currently doing my Year 12 HSC (Australian: Higher School Certificate, ie. Last year of high school) Information Processes and Technology major project, Which is to be a website on photography and cameras.
I saw your tutorial and was wondering if I would able to feature it on the site I make. Of course, You will be fully credited with links to your deviantart profile and deviation page.
I will also send you a link at the completion of the project if you would wish to see.
I would really appreciate if you agreed, but if you donβt, no hard feelings
Thanks!
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of course, go ahead 
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Thank you so much! its very much appreciated 
I shall link you when its completed
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If you have any more tutorials now or on the way please feel free to join #Tutorial-Central and submit them!
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Excellent. Makes me wanna do some product photography now.
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Very helpful, thank you so much! Just what I always wanted to learn
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Great Tut! Thanks! I am new to the Studio type shots and don't have the right equipment yet but this does help me a little.
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Your wonderful Resources have been featured here.[link]
Thank you for providing the gallery with such awesome Resources.
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thanks for that, it has helped my cause in relation to figuring out lighting
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Thanks for sharing, this will be very useful one day
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Another tip, is to use a white wall or a reflector instead of the gold umbrella, if your on a budget
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this is useful, now if i only had the equipment....
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nice tutorial, I particularly liked the two photos of the final set up.
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Very interesting reading, very informative in the way you put it, great to show different stages of how you built the scene and the spots and such, great!
(And now we even got so see some of your lovely place as well 
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excellent, I've been meaning to read about that !
Thank you so much for sharing your experience !
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It's very helpful 
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as a kit, like I got mine, it's not that terrible... [link]
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Thanks for the link
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Great tutorial, really cool to see how these various light sources affect the picture and how much can be achieved by adding the right ones, love the end result and the clear step-by-step instructions on how to get there. Well done
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You're most welcome
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Great now I just need to get lights and candy
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