What Is The Best Lighting For Baby Pictures?
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I have an adorable 3 week old and I want to show him off to the world. I can't afford to have professional pictures done right now, so I want to take my own. To get the best quality "professional looking" picture that I can, what is the best lighting to use?
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Wednesday 24th of March 2010 05:42:44 AM
hello there, the best lighting that you can use is a fluorecent one... or led lights, coz they make the place get to be bright enough to caputer all color and make the picture get a better resoluition, but you can get a great natural light if you get to take the picture in a sunny day in a place that get to be light up great as well... so there is the 3 options that you can look after and sure make sure your camera has a great resolution otherwise the lights will not matter. cheers.
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Tuesday 29th of June 2010 04:40:48 AM
the best lighting is the natural sunlight for taking the photos of baby especially If it is on slightly overcast day. Lightening which is too bright leads to a dark shadow.Lightening which is too dim leads to loss of accuracy and color accuracy. Natural light is also may bonus because using the flash may startle and upset the baby.
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Friday 2nd of July 2010 01:44:02 AM
Who doesn't love picture of our adorable bundle of joys :) It's true that professional photographers costs a lot. And it's enough reason for us parents to show the world how creative we can be. If you want best lighting, the best one is natural lighting. Have the pictures taken outside the yard or in your garden or in the park. You will never be wrong with how much lighting you'll need. And with the help of digital photography, you can definitely make it look like it was taken by a pro.
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