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In portrait photography, it's literally about in which light you want to be seen. |
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There are two basic light sources that are used in portrait photography: continuous lights, also known as flood lights, and flash lights, also known as strobe lights or speedlights. The two methods of lighting pose different challenges, although it is safe to say that using continuous lights is easier than using flash lights, since continuous lights allow for more control and are more predictable. Our "Continuous vs. Flash"-debate compares the two studio lighting sources in more detail.
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you choose? We basically recommend continuous lights, particularly for beginners and people who are new to portrait photography. Camera flash lights or speedlights are more difficult to operate and require experience and work best with a Pro SLR camera. ALZO offers a line of continuous lights and flash lights: |
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