I have done photography in a professional studio for a few years now. I am wanting to start doing some work on the side now out of my garage, not to mention doing pics of my own family. I am using an Olympus E-1 and a Konica Minolta 5D. I have been doing photography outdoors of my kids, but since we are converting our garage to a studio, I need info on indoor lighting. I am on a fixed budget however. Any suggestions?

I have a Cannon rebel XT and will be doing photography for a wedding, and have not done anything like this, i am trying to figure out the best setting to put my camera on for this kind of lighting

Like I look at these professional celebrity pictures and their skin looks so bright. But then I find regular pictures of these celebrity with their fans on like fan sites and they look a lot duller. How much brighter are those professional shots of a celeb than, say, flash on a regular camera?

My wife is just starting out with her photography business and is concerned about the lighting at her next photo shoot. She has shot most of her pics outside and is wondering what kind of lighting she will need indoors. (boom, soft box, barn door, or umbrella) also should she have relfectors? She uses a Sony A100 SLR Camera.

in a small room, one person being interviewed. The camera might move to some angles, but always filming the front of the interviewee. The interviewee is seated and never moves much.
Please be specific: fill light key light, cross lighting etc.
I have access to 750 watt lights. How many of these should I use, and where should they be placed, and are they sufficient?

does a canon camera take better video than a nixon?
im hopefully going to a concert this summer and i wanted to know.
thanks!

I am looking to make my photos crystal clear without shadows. I already have a paper backdrop, and 2 strobe lights- but its not enough light that hits my model. Personally the photographs do not come out with a light background rather then a dark one.
I would like some advice on what camera is best too
Thanks!

is it important for a future filmmaker to learn camera and lighting techniques…..to start the career..???

ok i work in a club and im looking for a camera that i can take pretty decent pictures with in poor lighting at work
i heard Fuji FinePix was good
any suggestions would be appreciated

I have a Panasonic Lumix DMC FX07 camera, and I’m having issues with the lighting. I’m not really the technical kinda person but it just bugs me how the faces in the pictures I take look orange. How do you fix that?