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e9=new Object();e9.size="728x90";e9.addBlockingCategories="Pop-up,Pop-under,Adult"; AboutArchivesContactAdvertiseStore Search for: How Not to Do a Family Photo Shoot Michael Zhang · Oct 16, 2011 6 Comments »  Here’s a scene from NBC’s comedy show Parks and Recreation that can give you some ideas on how to direct your subjects the next time you’re doing a family portrait session. Success Stories of People Who Turned Ideas into Photo Products Michael Zhang · Oct 16, 2011 6 Comments »  Have an idea for a photo product and an entrepreneurial itch? PDN published an article this past week with three stories of people who successfully turned their ideas into products (and businesses). One of them is the story of Gary Fong and his Lightsphere:Gary Fong, the former wedding photographer-turned-entrepreneur whose name has become synonymous with lighting accessories, says he got the idea to make his first photographic product, the Lightsphere, while flipping through an in-flight magazine. “There was an ad that said something like, ‘We make plastic parts for your ideas.’” It started him thinking about what he would like to make. What he wanted, he thought, was a large light diffuser, modeled on a lampshade. “Until then, diffusers were tiny. They sat on top of your flash and they didn’t do anything to the shape of the light. All they did was block the light coming through your flash.” He noticed that when he photographed indoors, light filtered through lampshades—which create a hot spot on the ceiling while diffusing the light on faces—produced pretty skin tones. “I thought, okay, I’ll make a big lampshade for electronic flash.”Fong’s advice to fellow inventors? “All you need is the customers. It’s got to be a product that customers will buy. If they buy some, you know grandma will be packing boxes for you. If they buy waves of them, you’ll have grandma supervising some temps who pack the boxes until you find a distribution company.”How Inventors Turn Their Ideas Into Photo Products [PDN]Image credit: April Seattle Flickr meetup by Paul David Gibson

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How Not to Do a Family Photo Shoot

Success Stories of People Who Turned Ideas into Photo Products

The Basics of Google+: 10 Tips to Help Photographers

Japanese Camera Commercials from the 1970s to the 1990s

When Asked to Delete Photos, Just Have This Image Handy

More Advice for Aspiring Photographers from Chase Jarvis

Lens Filter Beverage Coasters

Tips and Tricks for Photographing Pets

How to Go About Editing Your Portfolio

Portraits of Loving Pets with Disabilities

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How Not to Do a Family Photo Shoot

Success Stories of People Who Turned Ideas into Photo Products

The Basics of Google+: 10 Tips to Help Photographers

Japanese Camera Commercials from the 1970s to the 1990s

When Asked to Delete Photos, Just Have This Image Handy

More Advice for Aspiring Photographers from Chase Jarvis

Lens Filter Beverage Coasters

Tips and Tricks for Photographing Pets

How to Go About Editing Your Portfolio

Portraits of Loving Pets with Disabilities

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