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one of the best things about the Fujifilm cameras are that you have access to their Fujifilm recipes now what these are are basically simulations that you can apply to your photos to get different effects I would compare these to say like presets for your photos or LS for your videos now with so many out there how can you choose which ones you want hey whatamp;#39;s going on everyone hope youamp;#39;re doing right my name is Matt this is w creatives and today I want to go over how you can kind of preview these fujie film recipes before you actually go out there now to do this youamp;#39;re going to need two things I guess technically three one youamp;#39;re going to need a Fujifilm camera and Iamp;#39;m going to be using the Fujifilm x16 two youamp;#39;re going to need a computer with Fuji xross studio in it and three youamp;#39;re going to need a raw photo that you took on your Fujifilm camera now it is 2 minute Tuesday so letamp;#39;s put 2 minutes on that clock and get this

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How to create shade for photoshoot?

8:44 18:04 Face. Its a little hard all this concretes bouncing light up on her face. So it doesnt give it asMoreFace. Its a little hard all this concretes bouncing light up on her face. So it doesnt give it as much drama as Id. Like lets go on to the next way to shoot uh with creating your own shade.

What is the quality of light in open shade?

Shooting in open shade is the safest lighting situation. Exposures come out spot on and the over all lighting is very even and nice. Open shade can be the side of a building or under a tree. It can be your garage (with the door open) or your your front door, or under a tree.

How to find open shade photography?

Just look for where the sun is creating a shadow; then look for a big open space up above that shadow. If you can find those two things, you can find open shade!

What does open shade mean?

WHAT IS OPEN SHADE? Simply put, open shade is an area that blocks direct sunlight but is still illuminated from the surrounding light. Learning how to utilize it will allow you to shoot almost anywhere at any time of the day. Add a few other tools and techniques, and open shade can become lighting bliss!

What is openshade?

Open shade is when your subject is standing in the shade with the sunlight above them. The magic of open shade is that it creates a beautiful even light across your subjects face and eyes that sparkle with catchlights.

What is the difference between open shade and closed shade?

Open shade is when you place your subject on the edge of but still in the shade, facing out towards the light source, which is on your back as the photographer. Closed shade is when you place your subject in the shade facing into the shadows i.e., their back is facing the light source, and they are backlit.

How do you avoid shadows on backdrop?

You can apply simple lighting sources like torches to illuminate the dark areas slightly. Other lighting sources you can use in low light conditions include a phone light. Additionally, the camera flash can help eliminate harsh shadows. However, you might need a diffuser to soften the flashs effect.

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