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So, lately I've been experimenting with different types of lamps, positioning, etc. I've finally come up with three favorites. I would like you guys to tell me which one is the best and how i could improve it. Please view them on my Flickr
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I think the second one was the best. It wan't too dark, but it wasn't too bright.
Depends on what mood you want in the frame.
If you want a dark, CSI like murder, I'd say the first or the third.
The second seems a little to bright.
-Donsalvatore
The 3rd one has the most natural color of darkness, but the second looks like the overhead light in the room.
I think number three was the best. Number one was somewhat blurry. But the second, was a little bright, Third Wins!
Third: Wadda I get!?
Announcer: Nothing!
I think the 3rd one was best. Try making a short test. (like a walkin man or whatever)
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