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Summary: The position of the white card is important to consider in studio photography. Learn how to use white cards effectively with expertise from a professional photographer in this free photography video.
Anthony Camera has been a professional photographer for over twenty years. His areas of expertise include commercial, corporate, editorial, portraiture and fine art imagery and has...read more
"In this segment I want to talk about pulling in a white card. The light that I have set up now is pretty dramatic and if I pull a white card what we do is bounce a lot of, you know, add a lot , a little bit more light to the shaded area. And as you can see as I pull on the white card the, the, the shadowed areas pick up a little bit more light. That can be good for reducing the back drop and also of making sure both eyes are illuminated."
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