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Barn doors are an attachment fitted to the front of a light used in films, television, and photography. The attachment consists of four or more leaves that facilitate shaping of the beam of light and prevent the distinctive any scattering of light into areas where it’s not wanted.

Whether shooting indoors or outside sometimes getting the correct exposure can be tricky, so you should always be sure to follow one of Farace’s most important Laws for photographing cars…

Some photographers think that studio lighting equipment is expensive and complicated to operate but neither assumption has to be true.

What happens if your camera fails the test and you still want to shoot IR images? The best solution, if you’re really serious about IR photography, is to convert a camera to infrared-only capture as was done with the Panasonic Lumix G6 mirrorless camera that I used to make today’s featured photographs.

I’ve found that sometimes maybe the best glamour or boudoir portraits are made using available light, unavailable light, available darkness, low light, or whatever euphemism you prefer to use.

During workshops and PhotoWalks the number one question I’m typically asked by attendees is about how to obtain proper exposure. You would think that with all the automation that’s built into today’s cameras that would be the last question they would ask but it is the first.