Photographer Aaron Anderson shares the portraits he created for three Olympic athletes and explains the lighting setup & color choices he made for each one.
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How To Use MIXBOOK® To Choose Gel Colors For Your Next Photo Shoot
Photographer Paul Monaghan explains how Rosco MIXBOOK works and how photographers can use it to choose gel colors for their photo shoots.
Using A Saturated Color Palette To Accentuate Artistic Portraits
Photographer Pedro Wazzan used a variety of Rosco Gels to fill his portraits with bright vibrant colors during a photo series that featured artists in their environment at a Miami art complex.
Choreograph Your White Balance For Beautiful Contrasting Colors
Photographer Alexis Cuarezma loves contrasting warm and cool light in his photography, but he rarely used blue gels. Instead, he uses a combination of white balance and warming color filters.
Orchestrating Color & Shadow To Create Painterly Photographic Portraits
Photographer Miguel Ángel Sánchez used the filters inside the Rosco Color Correction Filter Kit to paint with light as he composed a series of portraits inspired by 17th-century paintings.
Portrait Lighting Techniques With CalColor™ Part 1 – White Walls Don’t Have To Be White
Portrait photographer, Hernan Rodriguez, shares two photo techniques on how to transform a plain white wall into a colorful, compelling background using the physics of color theory and Rosco CalColor.
Friday Night Strobes
How To Capture Creative Team Photos
Photographer, Tim Engle, combined fog and contrasting, complementary colors to create drama, tension, and excitement during a high school football photo shoot.
Enhance Your Images With Rosco Filter Kits
Jay P. Morgan from The Slanted Lens shares how using Rosco gels to change the color of the light in the shot can change the entire look of an image.
A Photographic Guide To Our Colour Filters
This translation of Sergio Fabara’s “Kinofabara” blog is not only an excellent visual guide of our e-colour+ filters for photographers and filmmakers, but it also provides valuable information about how to choose the color filter you need.