I just read over this entire sight. The free lighting program really creates some NICE effects for digital photos,
using " virtual lights ".
All you need to use it is a Digital Camera, small tripod or stand, and a desk lamp ( and a room where you can dim the lights ).
There's no reason this couldn't be done with anything that stood still.
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using " virtual lights ".
All you need to use it is a Digital Camera, small tripod or stand, and a desk lamp ( and a room where you can dim the lights ).
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The process is very simple.
-Make your room darker.
-Put an object on the table.
-Mount the camera on the small tripod and set it to "see" the object
-Take 3 pictures and of each, use the lamp light from the different angle. Make sure you don't move your camera between shots.
-Then load the 3 pictures to the RGBLight software to combine them into one image.
There's no reason this couldn't be done with anything that stood still.
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