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Photography F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2025 Feb 25 7:08 am)
Another reason to use a remote trigger is to lessen camera shake - when you physically PRESS the shutter, you also slightly press the camera body and produce motion. If on a tripod it's as minimal is possible.
As far as the lighting, early morning and later afternoon provides that kind of lighting - rich warm side lighting and deep shadows. If someone/something is in the shade in the foreground they will be a nice black silhouette.
(one of the reason I used to LOVE AGFA slow films for sunrise/sunset is because it reacted VERY red to the sunlight and VERY blue to the shade giving an almost fake overdone look to everything - great stuff, but no more since I've gona digital...)
-Lew
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Greetings,
Adorama has information about lighting ... please see
Adorama: Triggering & Lighting Tips From PPSOP.
Comments, please ...
--Martin