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I'm looking for tools to help me set up this year's Christmas dog photo session, and I came across this nifty online application:
"Photography lighting diagrams made easy with this online tool: use the drop down menus, select objects, drag them, rotate them, change their layers then export your diagram to JPEG or save its URL."
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For some that might be interested, there is also another alternative on iPhone called Strobox. You can check it out more on http://app.strobox.com . Hope this helps some of you.
Hi janis! Thanks for that pointer!
For any readers who don’t have iTunes installed, check out this review/summary of Strobox.