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 Softbox Flash Diffuser Soft Box Lambency Cover 9 x 9cm Black  US $11.07
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 Digital SLR Camera Lambency Flash Diffuser Soft Box 8 x 15cm US $8.78
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 Digital SLR Camera Foldable Soft Box Flash Diffuser 20 x 30cm US $12.01
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 JULIUS STUDIO Premium Flash Speedlite Lighting Light Softbox New JS101 US $75.90
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 Meking Soft box For SpeedLight Flash 23cm Flash Softbox w diffuser E23 US $12.99
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 Photography Portrait Studio Lighting photo strobe flash softbox light umbrella US $275.49
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 Portable Flash Diffuser Soft Box 20 x 30cm for Digital Camera US $12.02
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 Flash Diffuser Soft Box 8 x 15cm for Digital DSLR Camera US $9.26
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 New Photography Softbox Backdrop Strobe Flash Lights US $399.99
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 Flash Diffuser Soft Box 15 x 17cm for Digital DSLR Camera US $9.89
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 60cm x 60cm Squared Speed Light Flash Softbox Diffuser Reflector US $55.76
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 24 Photography Photo Softbox Studio LIght Tent Light Control Diffuser Modifier US $19.99
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 SPEEDLIGHT SOFTBOX UNIVERSAL STROBE 20X 20 Steve Kaeser Photographic Lighting US $99.95
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 Softbox 42 Reflective Umbrella New Steve Kaeser Photographic Lighting US $29.95
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 Photo Video Lighting Kit EZ Softbox 24x24 Steve Kaeser Photographic Lighting US $89.95
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 PHOTO STUDIO SOFTBOX UMBRELLAS 40 SET OF TWO NEW Steve Kaeser Photographic Lt US $32.95
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 Portable Camera Flash Diffuser Box 9 x 9cm for Digital Camera US $7.67
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 Digital SLR Camera Soft Box Lambency Flash Diffuser 15 x 17cm US $10.33
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 PHOTO STUDIO LIGHT STROBE 300W S KIT Steve Kaeser Photographic Lighitng US $139.95
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 STUDIO LIGHTING1200 WATT KIT FLUORESCENT Steve Kaeser Photographic Lighting US $199.95
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 Portable Flash Diffuser Soft Box 8 x 15cm for Digital Camera US $9.30
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 Lambency Flash Diffuser Soft Box 20 x 30cm for Digital DSLR Camera US $12.00
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 Pro 3600W Continuous Lighting Photo Studio Softbox Fluorecent Video Light Kit US $294.00
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 Chimera Super Pro Plus Softbox White Interior for Flash Only X Small 16x22 US $95.00
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 Calumet Illuma X Large Soft Box Softbox 54 x 78 x 25 US $250.00
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 Photo Studio 3 Flash Strobe Softbox Backdrop Lighting Kit Photography Light Set US $399.95
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 2 x Flash Softboxes Light Stand Kit for Canon Nikon UBF US $104.99
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 SoftBox 50cmx70cm 20x27 Universal Mount for Monolight Strobe Studio flash US $23.99
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 Brand new 3 color camera Pop Up Flash Diffuser for Canon Nikon US $.10
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 Tri Coast Off Camera Flash Softbox Octabox Fits speedlight speedlite US $59.01
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 Softbox For SpeedLight Flash 60cm 24 Flash Softbox US $17.90
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 2x 20 50cm Photo Studio Soft Boxes Two 7Ft Stands Kit For Speedlite Flash Light US $104.95
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 Portable Flash Diffuser Soft Box 15 x 17cm for Digital Camera US $10.59
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 Foldable Flash Diffuser Soft Box 9 x 9cm for Digital DSLR Camera US $7.83
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 SP2050 Ultimate Portrait Studio Kit w Flashes Softbox More By Square Perfect US $403.95
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 Elinchrom monolight 1000 with Elinchrom Rotalux softbox 1mx1m US $430.00
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 Chimera Super Pro Plus Softbox White Interior Small 24x32 US $95.00
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 Set of Two 2 Photoflex 30 Econo White Shoot Through Umbrellas 207070 US $4.99
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 Softbox For SpeedLight Flash 23cm Flash Softbox US $14.28
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 750W STROBE STUDIO FLASH LIGHT KIT LIGHTING PHOTOGRAPHY US $289.95
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Neewer Universal Flash Bounce Diffuser Softbox for Canon Nikon SLR / DSLR Cameras NG - F01 Sale Price: $4.90  |
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Universal Flash Diffuser for SLR / DSLR Cameras NG - F01 This is an universal design flash diffuser suitable for different size flash. It is used to create exposures of even density over the entire surface of film... |
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Opteka SB-110 Universal Gel Softbox Diffuser for External Camera Flash Units (Includes Blue, Green, Red, Yellow, Amber & Pink Gels) List Price: $39.99 Sale Price: $9.95 |
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The Opteka SB-110 includes an assortment of six colored gels: Blue, Green, Red, Yellow, Amber & Pink. The filter holder is designed to fit most flash models. The SB-110 enables a photographer to quickly and conveniently colorize the light for a variety of special effect applications. |
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Fotodiox 6"x8" Softbox for Nikon Flash, Canon Speedlight, for Nikon SB-600, SB-800, SB-900 Flash, Canon Speedlite 380EX, 430EX, 430EX II, 550EX, 580EX, 580EX II, Vivita Flash, Sunpack, Nissin,Sigma, Sony, Pentax, Olympus, Panasonica Lumix Flashes List Price: $49.95 Sale Price: $11.95 Used From: $11.29 |
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This is NOT Plastic, or Paper. It is real fabric softbox for Professional use. It has a Professional appearance, NOT a toy like light modifier. |
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Opteka SB-1 Mini Universal Studio Soft Box Flash Diffuser for Canon EOS, Nikon, Olympus, Pentax, Sony, Sigma, & Other External Flash Units List Price: $49.99 Sale Price: $9.95 |
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A dramatic, eye catching photo can mean dramatic profits. Getting a well exposed photo is extremely important. Photographers often turn to a flash to help light the scene. The problem is that flash can cause harsh reflections or glare spots or create deep shadows that distract viewers... |
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Flash Diffuser Softbox for Nikon SB-600 SB-800 SB-900 Sale Price: $3.09 |
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Compatible With Nikon : SB-600 SB-800 SB-900 |
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Opteka Universal Soft Screen Flash Diffuser for Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Olympus, & Kodak On-Camera Pop-Up Flashes Sale Price: $7.79 Used From: $50.00 |
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Diffuse your pop up flash and prevent red eye with the handy Pixco pop-up flash diffuser. Quick and convenient to put on & take off. This is the answer to most on camera flash problems. |
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Fotodiox 8"x12" Softbox for Nikon Flash, Canon Speedlight, for Nikon SB-600, SB-800, SB-900 Flash, Canon Speedlite 380EX, 430EX, 430EX II, 550EX, 580EX, 580EX II, Vivita Flash, Sunpack, Nissin,Sigma, Sony, Pentax, Olympus, Panasonica Lumix Flashes List Price: $89.95 Sale Price: $13.95 Used From: $13.00 |
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This is NOT Plastic, or Paper. It is real fabric softbox for Professional use. It has a Professional appearance, NOT a toy like light modifier. |
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Adorama Mini SoftBox Diffuser for Shoe Mount Flashes Sale Price: $11.95 |
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This diffuser for speedlites features the well recognized design of a softbox and produces the soft, big light that softboxes are famous for resulting in a significant improvement in the quality of flash pictures taken with it... |
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CowboyStudio Inflatable Universal Flash Diffuser / Softbox for Canon, Nikon, Fuji, or Olympus List Price: $6.00 Sale Price: $5.93 |
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Diffuse and Soften Light from Flash Unit -Flash units produce harsh light, even when you use it with the little plastic built-in diffusers / reflector of the flash, which produce unnatural and horrible pictures with harsh shadows... |
Photographing Your Children - Strategies for Results
People often ask me ‘How do you do it? How do you get them to stand still/all look at the camera at the same time/pose just the way you want them to? The answer is, I don’t!
The idea behind taking a photograph is to capture a moment in time, to freeze it so that it becomes a record we can share and recollect for years to come. And it is the nature of childhood to be exuberant, joyous, exploring, belligerent at times, and yes….disagreeable when you point a camera at them. It is these moments you want to capture, full of life, of the essence that makes you children who they are, not static head shots and cheesy smiles. The cheeky exchanges between siblings, the wild abandon of nakedness under a sprinkler, the muddy fingers and streaked faces from making mud pies, these are the memories you will cherish long after the shutter has clicked. So, as a first rule of thumb, don’t try to mold your children into a likeness you will not recognise down the track as being true to the moment.
Having said that, there is a knack to capturing the moment in a way that renders it a work of art rather than a snapshot. You do not need fancy camera equipment to achieve this, but you do need an eye for composition, and above all, an awareness of the lighting, where it is falling, what it is emphasizing and how your camera will respond to it.
Most automatic point and shoot cameras come with shooting modes that you can set according to the image you wish to capture. These cameras work on a series of presets so that you don’t have to worry about the technical aspects. In my experience most people leave it on automatic and hope for the best. Take the time to read the manual. It’s as simple as understanding that in night mode, the camera will slow the shutter speed to allow as much light as possible; in portrait mode, it will open the aperture to blur the background a little. These basic understandings will begin to make a vast improvement to your images.
The next important factor is the light, and how to work with it. If you have the capability, turn off the camera’s automatic flash and look for natural light where possible. Be aware that the camera’s in built exposure meter will be working to accommodate the ambient light. If you stand your children in front of the light source and point the camera to them, the light streaming in from behind will ‘trick’ the camera into believing there is a lot of light, and it will adjust accordingly by dimming the exposure. There will be too much variation between the brightness behind the subject, and the light on the subject, resulting in a dark subject against a bright background.
The obvious fix to this is to turn the children around, in that time honored tradition of keeping the light behind the photographer, shining onto the subject. This does address the problem of exposure, but the result is often deep shadows in eye sockets and squinting expressions.
So, a catch 22? Yes, in some ways, but there are things you can do to minimise these issues. For a start, choose the time of day carefully. Early morning or late afternoon will provide a much softer light source and avoid harsh shadows. On cloudy days, the clouds act as a huge softbox, diffusing the harshness of the light and providing for optimum shooting conditions. Also seek ways to diffuse the light, bring children up to windows indoors to put light on them without direct sun, or look for open shady areas under verandahs or trees.
Next, think about the posing and composition. Achieving natural unposed shots is not about guesswork and pot luck. Snapping children randomly at play is likely to result in half turned faces, or limbs in the way of the shot. But snapping children blowing bubbles, eating strawberries, holding a kite or umbrella...all of these things provide a focus, keep the children busy and give you time to really set up the shot you want.
Finally, have fun!
About the Author
Janine Guidera is a photographer based in Perth, Western Australia, specialising in photography of pregnancy, newborns, children and families. Janine also runs educational classes for parents in photographing their babies and children. Her work can be seen at www.figmentsphotography.com.au
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