Studio Portraits:
What was your best lighting in studio?
The third time we went was when I put the ISO to 400 and -0.75 exposure. I got better results using the black background paper and exposing the subjects to littler light than the other times. With other settings, the pictures seemed either too bright or not sharp enough. Using a tripod also greatly helped with the quality of the pictures. I also tried using many angles but found that simply facing the subject gave better results.
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Outside Portraits:
What was best outside studio:
Overall, I preferred taking pictures outside than in the studio. I feel like the biggest advantage about taking pictures outside is the sun's lighting which makes very beautiful pictures and all the colors especially on a beautiful day that make for a stunning background. There is also much more possibilities for creative pictures and there are props everywhere even if you do not bring your own.
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Outside Portraits:
What was best outside studio:
Overall, I preferred taking pictures outside than in the studio. I feel like the biggest advantage about taking pictures outside is the sun's lighting which makes very beautiful pictures and all the colors especially on a beautiful day that make for a stunning background. There is also much more possibilities for creative pictures and there are props everywhere even if you do not bring your own.
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