Smoke

[beatles2]

Has any body every used smoke (fake) in a photo shoot? Haw did you make it , and how did you control it? I'm going to do another vintage glam shoot in a couple weeks and I would love use smoke in the shoot.

[shed301]

I have a smoke machine that i use for parties etc.. good for both indoor/outdoor use.... just don't use to much smoke indoors as it fills a room up very quickly. and for outdoor, watch for the wind as it can blow it way past your photography point quite easily

cheers
Grant

[Nicole]

Just moved this over to the technique section since it's only indirectly about earning with photography. People may find it useful even if they aren't earning yet

[beatles2]

Originally Posted by shed301

I have a smoke machine that i use for parties etc.. good for both indoor/outdoor use.... just don't use to much smoke indoors as it fills a room up very quickly. and for outdoor, watch for the wind as it can blow it way past your photography point quite easily

cheers
Grant

I want the smoke to be subtle, Can you adjust the settings.It will be in a studio.

Originally Posted by Nicole

Just moved this over to the technique section since it's only indirectly about earning with photography. People may find it useful even if they aren't earning yet

Thank you, I was thinking of that after the fact

[shed301]

sorry dude completely forgot bout this thread, hence why a very late answer !

On my machine the amount varies on how hard you press the release button etc

cheers
Grant

[smc1377]

The only problem with smoke is that it catches and reflect a lot of light. You're gonna get a washed out photo of whiteness after the smoke lingers for awhile if you plan on using strobes.