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Full-Length Photographs
Corrective Techniques

Photography (Basic) - Introduction to photography and other graphic techniques
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302.316 Figure  7-12.–Full-length  photograph. LIGHTING POSE AND COMPOSITION When  lighting  a  full-length  portrait,  you  must  light the  entire  body  of  the  subject  evenly  and  not  allow objectionable shadows to show on the final product. This is best achieved when the subject is lighted with   light   diffused   from   two   umbrellas.   The background   can   be   evenly   lighted   with   two The   full-length   officer   portrait   must   be   a three-quarter view with the left shoulder forward. For officer   promotion   photographs,   the   prescribed uniform is summer khakis (summer whites where summer khakis are not authorized) and dress blues for LDO  or  CWO  applications.  All  subjects  will  be uncovered  unless  otherwise  stated  in  the  applicants background  lights.  You  should  always  conduct appropriate  instruction.  A  menu  board  or  hand-  lettered tests to determine the best lighting setup for your title board must be placed at the subjects feet and be studio  equipment  and  facilities. legible in the final photograph. The subject should be 7-16







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