What are alternatives to outdoor/indoor holiday lighting?
idahdespida asked:
For example, what are some good alternatives to strings of indoor/outdor holiday lighting but look just as festive?
For example, what are some good alternatives to strings of indoor/outdor holiday lighting but look just as festive?
Although the individual of strings are low wattage, many homes choose to have many strings and will increase energy costs during the holiday season.
How can we create a “greener” yet festive holiday decoration?
How is this indoor lighting effect created?
skifreak38 asked:
I was in a bedroom recently which had some type of lighting fixture built in- it produced a perfectly even strip of light glowing out from underneath a piece of molding. I’m wondering how this effect is achieved – is it fiber optic? The light was completely even and dimmable.
I was in a bedroom recently which had some type of lighting fixture built in- it produced a perfectly even strip of light glowing out from underneath a piece of molding. I’m wondering how this effect is achieved – is it fiber optic? The light was completely even and dimmable.
What does it mean when a lens is designed for low lighting conditions?
Miguel O asked:
I am looking to purchase my first slr and am looking towards a Nikon 85mm f/1.4D AF Nikkor Lens for portraits. It says it is designed for indoor portraits/low lighting shootings. So does that mean it is not designed/ideal to shoot with it outside or in high lighting shootings?
Thanks in advance!
I am looking to purchase my first slr and am looking towards a Nikon 85mm f/1.4D AF Nikkor Lens for portraits. It says it is designed for indoor portraits/low lighting shootings. So does that mean it is not designed/ideal to shoot with it outside or in high lighting shootings?
Thanks in advance!
What’s a good strong indoor light? (home lighting)?
DEB asked:
I want to do some remodeling and budget/plan ahead for a way to brighten up rooms during darker winter days. Should I get a S.A.D. lamp for each room? halogen? what REALLY mimics a sunlight kind of fill effect?
I want to do some remodeling and budget/plan ahead for a way to brighten up rooms during darker winter days. Should I get a S.A.D. lamp for each room? halogen? what REALLY mimics a sunlight kind of fill effect?