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Improving the lighting of my photos

August 21 2010 at 6:35 AM		   (Login modelmaker09)
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Hi everyone,

Recently I've been wanting to improve the lighting of my photos.
I'm using natural light from two windows(which the background is up against)with exposure compensation settings on my camera so the photos aren't too dark. The problem I'm having with this is that the photos seem too inconsistent in terms of lighting. So what should I use as a better light source? I know that it would be good to use fluorescent bulbs but thats pretty much where my knowledge of it stops. Also, I'm not looking to buy anything very expensive so methods that are cost effective would be appreciated. Just as an example here are 3 photos of mine which are all slightly different in color.

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Thank you for any help

Evan

 
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  1. May I ask what model and make is the camera? - Val Bueno on Aug 21, 9:24 AM
    1. Re:May I ask what model and make is the camera? - Evan Carder on Aug 21, 9:57 AM
      1. What was the weather like when you shot those photos? - Val Bueno on Aug 21, 8:57 PM
        1. Re:What was the weather like when you shot those photos? - Evan Carder on Aug 24, 6:29 AM
          1. If the room's overhead light doesn't accept screw in light bulbs.... - Val Bueno on Aug 24, 11:26 AM
     


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