Showing posts with label photo shooting tips for fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photo shooting tips for fashion. Show all posts

Thursday, 19 March 2009

Photo Shooting Tips

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Does anyone have tips for a photo shoot?

Ok I have a photo shoot may 9th and it will be to make a composite card for modeling. We will have two outfits one dress or skirt and one pants. We have to have accessories and props to go with them. So what do you think would look good for an outdoor photo shoot.

If you need to know what I look like to know what things will look good here is some info:
5'8'', 112 lbs, long light brown hair, green eyes.

Also what poses look good. Like could you explain them to me?

And any other tips you have for a photo shoot would be great I have never had a professional photo shoot before.

THANK YOU!


LOL props for an outdoor shoot? Woman, I feel sorry for you I wish I was photographer, it's all about the background & choreagraphy for me. :)

You could lay on your tummy and smile.
Or put one knee forward, standing.
You could just walk in a line, composition is on him or her, the photographer.

I dont know about props for outdoors, but inside, theres furniture.Maybe take pieces of furniture of any room as a prop.


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Sunday, 21 December 2008

Photo Shooting Tips

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Any tips for clothing photo shoot?

Hello ! My new project is a catalog for a retail - clothing company . I ll take photos of the clothes so you have any suggestions for the shooting? (lights, background ). i though to place them on a white background but a friend told me that is better to have models wearing them. i don't care about the models i ll not show faces and etc. i ll give emphasize on the clothes.
i have the canon eos 350d


It's always better to shoot clothes actually on people.

What equipment do you have?

If you don't have any lighting equipment then shoot close to a large window using daylight and fill-in flash. It's better to use a flashgun on top of the camera rather than the cameras built-in flash. Get someone to hold a large piece of white card or board on the shadow side of the model to reflect some light back. As far as the lens to use, on the 350d a 50mm focal length will be fine. Experiment with the exposure and shoot on manual and keep checking the results on the screen on the back. You can't always trust auto exposure especially under those conditions


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