In Lighting Essentials from PhotoShopCAFE, you will learn the top tips and tricks on studio strobe lighting. Jack Reznicki, author and photographer, shows you how to make strobe lighting look natural, and how to get many different looks from just one light.

The author's insights in his tutorial video are perfect for someone who has little experience with artificial lighting or the professional who wants to add some additional techniques to their photography.

Author: Jack Reznicki    Shows Lighting Techniques    Learn Tricks for Studio Strobe Lighting    For the Beginner and Pro    Get a Variety of Looks from One Light

Jack Reznicki is one of the best known and most respected photographers in the country. A 1976 graduate of the Rochester Institute of Technology, he opened his New York City studio in 1980. Jack's insights into professional photography can be found every month in his "ProVision" column in Petersen's Photographic magazine. A popular lecturer and teacher, Jack's intelligence and experience are evident in the numerous seminars that he gives around the country. In his humor-filled talks, Jack shows how creative thinking can help solve the most demanding clients' visual needs. Along with many other awards, Jack received the 1999 IPC (International Photographic Council) Leadership Medal for "Excellence in Studio Photography" at the United Nations. He also founded and operates, along with Gary Gladstone, the Photo News Network (PNN) on the Internet. PNN is home to the popular Photo Forums, PhotoPro, PhotoTech, PhotoDigital, and PhotoWed.

Shows the techniques that made Jack Reznicki one of the top commercial photographers around.

You will learn his thoughts and techniques on studio strobe lighting, how to make it look natural, and how to get many different looks from just one light.

Jack's insights are perfect for someone who has little experience with artificial lighting or for the pro who wants to add some new ideas to their photography.

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