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- You need the right aperture so you can get the right amount of light in your photo.
- A single light source is better and gives you a lot more potential.
- You need to explain to your subject what they’re doing so they can time everything right.
- You need a tripod so you don’t turn out with a shaky picture.
- You can use a light meter so you can match your aperture.
- You need to be moving so you can capture the exposures right.
- Keep your movements spread out so your images don’t cluster.
- A remote trigger so you can time your lighting better and easier.
- To get better clarity you can use light room to edit it.
- If you use colored images you should stick to neutral background colors.