If you are familiar enough with the word, you must also know that a lumen is a quantitative measure of light contained in a defined beam or emitted from a source, and depends upon the spectrum of the light.
Since virtually every photographic image ever made or that will be made in the genre you refer to ("indoor Photography)
a) depends on reflected light
b) the spectrum will vary from daylight, tungsten and fluorescent to name a few
c) the reflective surfaces absorb and colorize the light
d) the amount transmitted to the film or ccd depends on aperture and shutter speed
e) the amount of light required depends on the film speed rating
your question is purely academic. Even if you wish to use an incident light meter that indicates the lumens falling onto the scene, you will no doubt concentrate on the aperture and shutter speeds indicated as a function of the film speed and not care a whit about how many lumens are present.
Nearly all providers of bridal photography have their services listed online. A few good companies to check out are The Wedding House, White Ribbons, or Eikon Photography.
Any digital camera is a good start, HD doesn't really pertain to still photography anymore. Only video
Social photography is about the personal side of photography. Examples of this type of photography would include family portraiture, wedding photography and events photography to name just a few. This is often confused with social documentary photography, which is a branch of photography that focuses on capturing the natural condition of the society. Street photography can be a good example of doing this type of photography.
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The shortest zoom that would be really useful for wildlife photography is a 300 mm, but a good lens to start off with is a 75 to 300 mm zoom, or a 100 to 300 mm zoom. Probably, the best lens to go with would be a 400 mm f5.6 lens for wildlife photography, because more than likely, a 300 will be too short. You should also buy a good, sturdy tripod. Make sure it's not too heavy for you to carry around.
The number of lumens needed to light a room depends on the size of the room and the desired level of brightness. As a general guideline, you can use around 20 lumens per square foot for general lighting. For example, a 100 square foot room would need approximately 2000 lumens for good lighting.
A good projector will have 2000 or more lumens, but an LED projector will have much less.
LEDs use the smallest amount of electrical power to produce a given amount of light. Approximate data: Incandescent 12 lumens per watt Halogen: 15-17 lumens per watt CFL: 50 lumens per watt LED: 80 lumens per watt Sodium lights as used in street lighting produce 100-200 lumens per watt.
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All you have to do to get someone to do event photography is to find a really good photographer with good credentials and feedback from customers. You can find excellent photographer who do event photography on websites on the internet or in the local phone book under photography.
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480 lumens may not be sufficient for a flood light, as flood lights are typically used for wide area illumination and require higher lumen output. Consider a flood light with a higher lumen rating for better coverage and brightness.
brains eyesight hands (all fingers may came handy) free time health awareness of your surroundings some money (not much is needed to enjoy it) willingness to search for your subjects good disposition towards your fellow man (this is good not only for photography) a camera