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Did you know that the colors in your photo aren’t always as clear as “black” and “white”?
In this episode, Mark shows you how to adjust the black levels in a photos to get the most punch.
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It’s always a good idea to have a few lighting setups that you know inside out. This gives you a great safety zone if you get stuck during a shoot.
In this episode, Mark explains one of his go-to lighting setups. Using a large 4×6′ softbox as the key, white foam core for a fill and a small 2×3′ softbox as a kicker, Mark gets a beautiful portrait.
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One of the questions Mark frequently receives is how to light a portrait so there aren’t any shadows on the face. Mark will show you that adding a second light isn’t always the answer.
With a couple simple techniques, you will learn how to get great portraits without harsh shadows.
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In this episode, Mark visits Gavin Hoey in London and comes up with an idea to do a composited image.
Mark flies back to Arizona to take some “chilly” photos on a white background. In Part 2 of this episode, Gavin will use Photoshop to make Mark’s model look like she’s in London!
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In this episode, Mark gives you 10 tips for working in the studio. These are things that you may have never been taught, but they are great tips for staying safe and being efficient in the studio.
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In this episode, Mark walks through the totally portable live streaming solution he made for his Mark Wallace: LIVE workshops. (www.snapfactory.com/live)
This setup is perfect for churches, educational facilities, conference halls or companies. The gear allows you to do live events (seminars, presentations, etc.) and live stream to the web anywhere there’s power and an internet connection.
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In this episode, Mark answers one of his most popular questions – how do I get a white background? Mark will demonstrate how to get that crisp, shadowless background with Speedlights, as well as with only one light.
The key to this technique is understanding the Inverse Squre Law and where to position both the light and your subject.
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Mark goes retro by using his old Polaroid Land Camera in the studio. Many of the older instant film cameras have a sync port which can be used to connect a radio trigger like a PocketWizard Plus III. Then your camera can trigger studio strobes for some awesome instant shots!
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In this episode Mark Wallace demonstrates the use of grids in the studio. Mark shows you how grids help to restrict the light falling on the subject.
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