Shazaam! Effectively Using Photo Reflectors and Photo Filters! (On Target Photo Training Book 11)

Shazaam! Effectively Using Photo Reflectors and Photo Filters! (On Target Photo Training Book 11)

<h2><u><i><b>Shazaam! Effectively Using Photo Reflectors And Photo Filters!</u></i></b></h2><br />In this e-book, we delve even <u>deeper</u> into the creation and manipulation of light.<br /><br /><h3>This is another "must have" guide - if for no other reason than the section on the UV filter has the potential to save you thousands of dollars!</h3><br /><h3>Here is the <b>Table of Contents</b> to show a bit of what is covered...</h3><br />&#128247; <b>Introduction</b><br />&#128247; <b>Review:</b><br />&#128247; <b>Color</b><br />&#128247; <b>RGB</b><br />&#128247; <b>Hand Tinting</b><br />&#128247; <b>Harmonizing</b><br />&#128247; <b>Gimp</b><br />&#128247; <b>Light Management</b><br />&#128247; <b>How Many Lights Do You Need?</b><br />&#128247; <b>More Is Not Better</b><br />&#128247; <b>The Reflector</b><br />&#128247; <b>Filling In The Shadows</b><br />&#128247; <b>Reflector Or Flash?</b><br />&#128247; <b>A Reflector Can Be Better Than A Flash</b><br />&#128247; <b>The Reflector As A Main Light</b><br />&#128247; <b>Saving Money With Reflectors</b><br />&#128247; <b>Creating A 5 Light Studio Portrait With Reflectors</b><br />&#128247; <b>Filters</b><br />&#128247; <b>Filters Vs Photoshop</b><br />&#128247; <b>Filters In Action</b><br />&#128247; <b>The UV Filter</b><br />&#128247; <b>The Polarizing Filter</b><br />&#128247; <b>The Neutral Density Filter</b><br />&#128247; <b>The Graduated Neutral Density Filter</b><br />&#128247; <b>Colored Filters</b><br />&#128247; <b>Do Not Buy Solid Color Filters</b><br />&#128247; <b>Graduated Color Filters You Will Need</b><br />&#128247; <b>Alternate Filters</b><br />&#128247; <b>Storing Your Filters</b><br />&#128247; <b>Removing Stuck Filters</b><br />&#128247; <b>Photo Exercise</b><br />&#128247; <b>Additional Photo Training</b><br /><br /><b>It's easy to spend hundreds of dollars on lights... but it isn't necessary! With the judicial use of reflectors, it is possible to turn one single light into a 5 light setup! AND that one light could even be the sun!</b><br /><br /><b>You can get results to rival the best studio shooters with very little cost. Reflectors can even be homemade - so they cost almost nothing.</b><br /><br /><b>Filters</b> - for the most part physical "on camera" filters have dropped by the wayside due to the digital revolution.<br /><br />We still use filters, but now - with many of them - it is after the fact (in Photoshop) rather than in front of the lens. But, there ARE a few filters we still need on camera. The effects simply can't be easily done (or done at all) in Photoshop...<br /><br /><b>The UV Filter</b> - This one can literally save you thousands of dollars.<br /><br /><b>The Polarizing Filter</b> - This one should be in your camera bag <u>ALL THE TIME!</u> The results you will get can take your photography to completely new levels and it is difficult if not impossible to duplicate the results in Photoshop.<br /><br /><b>The Neutral Density Filter, Graduated neutral density filters and so on...</b><br /><h3>Read through this easy to understand and easy to implement guide and in a matter of minutes you will have a firm grip on effectively lighting with reflectors and using the essential filters.</h3><br /><h2>Scroll up and grab YOUR copy of <u><i><b>"Shazaam! Effectively Using Photo Reflectors And Photo Filters!"</u></i></b> RIGHT NOW!</h2>