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How to shoot stock tutorial
Published: 2009-04-09 01:11:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 79434; Favourites: 1595; Downloads: 4187
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This is a linkable version of my "how to shoot stock for DA" journal entry.(Version 2.0)
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I have admired your work for so long now. I really respect and enjoy your work. now that you have spent the time to share this with me and your fans, I thank you so much for being an inspiration.
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This...is...incredible! This will be really useful for people wanting to start up taking stock photos (*cough me *cough*) 
I'm so glad there's people like you who are willing to share advice!
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Awesome and incredibly useful - some hints so obvious they get forgotton by looking for the bigger problems!
Thanks for the help!
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This was a really helpful and interesting tutorial. However, the font was somewhat trying to read, and you could kick up the professionalism quite a few notches by using a font other than Comic Sans.
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I find it weird that people care about anything regarding fonts more than that they be readable.
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I think it's really nice and awesome that you share so much of this.
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Really great advice, Marcus! Kudos, my friend. You never cease to impress.
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great advice and tutorial. i think i'll spead the word!
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Impressive And it's easy 2 understand... I need it! Great job! Thankss.....
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cool check out my mini setup: [link]
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Very nice!!
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An excellent tut which show your quality. As persona and as artist.
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this is damn excellent, and I'm an illustrator and not a photographer. thanks for dropping the knowledge.
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My photo classes haven't covered much in the way of lighting yet aside from utilizing window light, open shade, and fill cards, so I found this tutorial to be incredibly helpful. Thanks so much for taking the time to make it!
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Thanks for the the knowledge.
I want to start playing around with the strobist-kinda-stuff. I'm trying to save for one pole w/ bracket, umbrella and cord for my flash. So this gives me an idea what the minimal things I need to go in that direction.
Cheers.
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I haven't done an article on it but I did some playing with really really cheap strobes. The $50 ones you can get that screw in a lightsocket. And I got some shots that look about the same as what I can get with my $4000 pro gear.
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Hehe, nice that you added some firearm safety tips too!
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Best of all: make sure she's packing a BB gun not a real 9mm.
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Otherwise known as Marcus being all kinds of awesome!
Thanks for this!!
(I'm still jealous of your school 
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I'm still jealous of your school
Anytime you want to come play, you're welcome to use my studio.
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Just awesome man, thanks so much for sharing! This is a fantastic resource, I'm bookmarking right now. Keep it up!
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This was wonderful and generous information. Thank you!
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I need to learn techniques of photography
this is good for my work.
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I'd like to add that the green glowy lighting you hate is reflective lighting, I think XD
Also, it could be good! If it's painting etc artists using it, it usually adds a bit of interest or drama to the piece also
Interesting to see how much stuff you have to go through for this! Still confuses me because I am not a photographer XD But I follow the jist of it!
It's true sometimes, the expensive things are not as good as the cheap things!
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thanks for the in-depth guide and tips! must try it sometime!
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Très intéressant, merci
Very interesting, thank you
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I am speechless
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This is a very useful tutorial. Thank you for sharing
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Thank you! Great and very useful tutorial.
I don't shoot much stock, but sure want to give it a try.
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Oooyyy...thanks a lot for sharing! Huge amount of good advice and tips in here!
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"water from roof makes photographer curse a lot"
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