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| [title] Selecting Light Fixtures | |
| - | [* black] Proper lighting is key |
| - | [* black] Case 1, a shaded lamp. It provides light, but not |
| - | [* black] Case 2, a clamp light. This is an example of a better lighting option. This light is belled so that the light is focused wherever the |
| - | [* black] Case 3, studio lamps. These are the ideal options for lighting your pictures. They come in many forms to fit your desired light settings |
| + | [* black] Proper lighting is key in creating high-quality guide photos. A well-lit object needs minimal photo editing to make a picture that is useable. Different cases call for different lighting setups, so what are some examples of lighting? |
| + | [* black] Case 1, a shaded lamp. It provides light, but it is not ideal for guide pictures. The light can not be directed to where you want it, and the light it does put out is greatly dampened by the shade. |
| + | [* black] Case 2, a clamp light. This is an example of a better lighting option. This light is belled so that the light is focused wherever the you point it. Other advantages of a clamp light are its maneuverability to change the focus of your shot, versatility to be mounted in a variety of locations, and shiny finish to help reflect the light it puts out. |
| + | [* black] Case 3, studio lamps. These are the ideal options for lighting your pictures. They come in many forms to fit your desired light settings and can even have filters placed on them to further refine your lighting. |