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<\/a><\/p>\nIf you can’t afford high-powered production lights or (if powered lighting simply isn’t an option on your shoot) than we might have found a technique for you. It’s called double bouncing<\/strong>, and as the name implies, it works by bouncing sunlight off of two reflectors then onto your subject.<\/p>\n This is a great fix to an all-to-common problem associated with using reflectors, angle. Normally when you use just one reflector your angle is 100% contingent on where your light source<\/strong> is located. However, when you double bounce you can have much more control over where the light can be directed.<\/p>\n To create this effect you will need to purchase a couple reflectors<\/a>, light stands<\/a>, and clamps<\/a>, all\u00a0of which can be picked up for less than $50 online.<\/p>\n The following video shows us how to use the double bouncing technique. The video covers:<\/p>\n This double bouncing light technique closely resembles book lighting. If you enjoy the following tutorial and want to learn a similar technique check out our post on the ultra-soft book lighting<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n\n