A Short Cut for switching Modules in LightRoom

Hold down Ctrl+Alt (Windows) or Command+Option (Mac OS) and press a number between 1 and 5 to switch to any of the five modules.

Steve
www.LottsPhoto.com

I just posted this on the Studio Blog.......

I don't cross post (post same thing on more than one Blog) very often
but decided to share another image of Marlie

Again this image just like the prior two posted here a few weeks ago,
this image was created with one Main light located far to our left (her right)
and much closer to her than I normally would place my Main light.

While the Main was at f 5.6 and 1/60th of a second,
there was very little Fill (measured at f 2.8 at 1/20th of a second) about Three stops difference between the Main and the Fill

I share the shutter speeds here because this was done with a continuous light source Not flash.
Camera was Canon 5D with a 24 - 70mm lens set at 45 mm focal length

Light was a WestCott SpiderLite with 5 Halogen Bulbs

Here's the image............

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A couple of images with my new light & Light Box

above image converted to B&W with one of my tailored LR Presets

above image
WB adjusted in LR to the WB of an Expo Disc captured during the session

above image
As shot with no WB adjustment

The above image was captured with my new TD5 SpiderLight from WestCott
Exposure Data ISO 500 1/50 at f 3.5

accurate exposure in LR with a Grey Card

click here to see this short How to from Image Space