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Cool! Online lighting diagram creator — photography

The fol­low­ing post is a Quick­Hit™ — an art­icle or post I found online and thought was import­ant enough to share dir­ectly with you. Of course, you’ll see my thoughts or opin­ions pre­pen­ded or appen­ded to this post, oth­er­wise I’m just scrap­ing con­tent, and that’s not the intent. I’m look­ing for tools to help me…

The fol­low­ing post is a Quick­Hit™ — an art­icle or post I found online and thought was import­ant enough to share dir­ectly with you. Of course, you’ll see my thoughts or opin­ions pre­pen­ded or appen­ded to this post, oth­er­wise I’m just scrap­ing con­tent, and that’s not the intent.

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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2 responses to “Cool! Online lighting diagram creator — photography”

  1. janis Avatar
    janis

    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.

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    1. Brad Grier Avatar
      Brad Grier

      Hi janis! Thanks for that pointer! 

      For any read­ers who don’t have iTunes installed, check out this review/summary of Strobox.

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