Lighting For Camming

Lighting is important.  Very Important!  And it doesn't have to be expensive.  You just need the right setup.  Good lighting will show all of your good sides and help to hide your "not so great" sides.  It can help to hide blemishes and bulges.  It can accentuate all your curves in all the right ways.  As you can see below, there is a specific "correct" way to do things.

This is the best way to setup your lighting.  You can always add additional lighting if it seems so dark.  You can always play with lenses and filters as well.

There's no reason to go out and spend a million dollars on lighting either.  You can find clamp lights at, surprise, Walmart for super cheap.  You know the ones, they look like:

They are the perfect lighting system, they clamp to just about anything and they are cheap.  Make sure to get daylight bulbs for the best look.  I've also heard of models adding tinted bulbs to get a different look.  Play around with it until you get just the right lighting.

If the lighting is too harsh, you can hand a simple white sheet of paper in front of the bulb to disperse the light.  Make sure the paper isn't touching the bulb, or you've got a fire coming.

You can play around with different colors of tissue paper places in a cheap frame as well.  Pick up a few dollar store picture frames and tape in your paper.  Do not place the glass or back on the frame and suspend in from of the light.... BOOM high end lighting at next to nothing cost.

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