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Thursday, November 11, 2010
Mola Dishes Out Lighting Tips
Turns out Mola, the funky-looking beauty dish manufacturer, actually has a pretty cool blog. Lots of neat examples and more than a few lighting diagrams. All featuring Mola beauty dishes, natch.
I saw it this week when they profiled Brad "My Lighting Volume Knob Goes to Eleven" Trent, who is a frequent user of the ridged reflectors. Definitely worth a look.
:: Mola Softlights Blog ::
:: Damn Ugly Photography (Brad Trent) ::
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