This picture was taken with a flash indoors. I chose to take this picture to show how something like this could be put in my magazine to help the audience browse new products that the magazine could be advertising. It could also be a piece of jewellery that a celebrity could have been photographed with.
This is used with the detail setting which i think shows it in a lot better quality so if I was to use it in my magazine I would use this setting.
This picture was taken to show a long shot. This is used with a flash which is good as it makes the place look brighter and less dull.
This is used with the landscape setting which is better as it makes everything look a lot more crisp and clean.
This is a test shot close up of Rebecca with and without flash. I think using flash makes the indoor picture a lot better quality. Rebecca will not be used in my magazine because i think she looks to punk for my pop magazine and wouldn't really fit with the other people that will be in it.
These test shots are of an extreme close up. This one is used with a detail setting and the other is used without. I think that the natural lighting is a lot better than the indoor with a flash because i think it looks a lot nicer. The detail setting also is a lot better than the normal.
This is a medium close up of Mo. He will not be used it my magazine because he will not be available on the day of the shoot.
These are long shots from outside to show the different lighting from outside and inside. I think that outside again has a lot nicer lighting and looks more professional rather than indoor with a flash on. I also used the landscape setting on the first one which I think made it a lot more crisp.
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