They look like reflectors? like a sun pannel? is this for lighting? and if so where can i get these ? Also if your a profphotographer can you please tell me all the equitment you take to sets? for inside shoots and outside ones? I want to know how you guys get that perfect angles and lighting.! if you can answer this that would be sooo GREAT! thnks soo soo much
If your brewing your own beer, you should put it in brown glass bottlesYou can either buy them from your local homebrew shop or use used ones (not twist-offs)Most homebrewers reuse bottles to save moneyNo homebrewer has access to a canning line.
They are to reflect light to fill and avoid harsh shadows on the negativeYou can actually make a pretty reasonable substitute with aluminum foil (aluminium for you Brits, etc.) and a sheet of cardboardJust cover the cardboard with the foilGet some spray adhesive and spray the cardboard first and it will make it last longerAs for what you take to a set, you can take all the equipment in the world and get nothing and take nothing but your camera and get that perfect shotAs a beginner, start carrying your camera with you all the timePhotograph everythingDon't worry too much about equipmentTry snapping 30 shots of the exact same image, but use different exposure times, etcKeep a note pad so that you can compare them afterwards and see how each change affects your photographA simple test is to take a picture of a friend outside without the reflector and then take another with your friend holding the reflector to shine light from below up to his/her faceIt's a stunning difference.
