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Pi c tur e taking wi th th e
ground usually gives a be tter e ff e ct
than a dark one. To get a good light
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\ th e a rrang eme nt
, SUBJECT I shown in th e dia-
'. (\ _ ' gram. A. re fl e ctor
'- ~3ft helps to g et d eta il
1'~ ' t~ ;
"' , , ~ in th e s had ed part
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'0 ' I of th e f ace . A whit e
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:.p '- z towel or ta ble-
'. ~ clo th held by an as-
'A I s ist a nt or thrown
CAMERA \..) over a screen or
other high piece of
_ _____ --1 furnit ur e will make
a suita ble re fl ector; it should be at an
angle a
nd in th e position indicated
in
th e diagra m.
Makin~ Portraits Outdoors
Wh en making portrai ts outd oo r s,
wi th the s un shining brightly, the
subje
ct should be in the shadow of a
building or a large
tr ee, bu t with cl ea r
a
nd unob st ru cte d s ky ove rh ea d. Pl ace
the Kodak on a tripod
(fo r horizo nt al
pictur es only) or oth er stea dy s uppor t ,
use s
top No. 3 or No. 4 a nd make a
Tim e Expos ur e of about one or t wo
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