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Re: Portrait C&C very welcomed
In reply to SanDiegoDon,
2 months ago
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Your D7000 has the same sensor as my K5's so don't be afraid to increase your ISO a few stops. I'm sure your 18-105 will do just fine, you don't need to spend.
The advice to "go long" is sound. Using my Tamron 28-75 (highly recommended) , its out towards 75 and if I'm using my 50-135, it's out towards 135. I looked at some recent head shots and the shortest I got was 63mm and it was a very intimate composition. A longer focal length will flatter your client. Tons of explanations online.
Also, don't ignore a good window if you have it. Window light can be beautifully soft, very flattering. Add a reflector and you're in business. Plus it's WYSIWYG constant light.
This was done with a window and reflector at ISO 800: School of Titian .
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