Five Portrait Lighting Patterns
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- #portrait #photography #flash
In this tutorial we will look at five popular lighting patterns for portraiture.
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What is your favourite light pattern and why?
Comment below! =]
Hi Hannah! I like all the patterns but the easiest to set up for me (and carry around) is butterfly with a shoot through brolly...works for portraits men and women! ☺️
@@anamits Yes that is a great and easy setup =]
Great video Hannah. Enjoyed the butterfly lighting. Very flattering on the model.
Thank you very much. I'm glad you enjoyed it =]
Short , Sweet and Spot On. I get more and more impressed by these tutorials Hannah
That's very kind! Thank you so much =]
Cant believe this channel only has 6.46k subs. i can proudly say i was there before 10 millions.
That is very kind of you. Thank you very much gen kidama =]
Hannah you are the only photographer that explains the lighting patterns on an educational level that anyone can absorb. Thank you. PS I love your British accent. Lol
Thanks Clarence. Much appreciated =]
SUPER. SUPER , THE BEST
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Nice job on describing the Rembrandt lighting pattern.
Thank you very much =]
The butterfly lighting looks so beautiful on the model especially with the second catchlight.
Great! So glad you liked it =]
Im so glad to have found this! Your simple explanations of how and why just made everything click. New subscriber. :)
Thank you so much. That is really nice of you to say, and I'm so glad it was helpful. Thank you! =]
When you give time to freely provide your expertise I struggle to understand why anyone would give it a thumbs down; sad. Really interesting but may have to watch it a couple of times for it to sink in. Thank you.
Thank you very much Keith! =]
Thank you for this valuable video!!!
Thanks so much, glad you found it helpful =]
i just love the simplicity and practicality of your videos. thanks.
Thank you very much Mkhaliphi! They are made to help and not to impress. Merry Christmas o
I like short light soft and butterfly with reflector =)
I agree! I use them alot too =]
excellent! thank you.
You are very welcome Jay! =]
I loved this video, thank you!!!!
Thank you Rocco! I'm glad you enjoyed it =]
Great video Hannah, I’m a massive Rembrandt fan but on this occasion I preferred the look of the soft butterfly lighting. Will definitely be trying it out.
Thank yo so much Charlie! The Rembrandt is one of my favourites too. Let me know how the butterfly works out =]
@@HannahCouzensPhotography will do thank you.
I like rembrant with hard light
Cool! That is very effective.
Awesome work sis.. Shaping light is so much fun... I’m always inspired by your work!! GOD bless!!💪🏾📸
That is so kind, thank you! So glad you have as much fun as me shaping light! =]
@@HannahCouzensPhotography No doubt!! Absolutely!! 👍🏾
hi hannah love the video did you ever use any flash with this Portrait? or only light source?
Hi Ron! I used the Profoto B10 for the whole tutorial. I'm using the modeling light to see the pattern before I take the shot using the flash.
Wow this was so easy to follow, You have great eloquence. Subscribed!
Thank you very much Adrian! I'm glad to hear! =]
Beautiful tutorial. A friend have an A2 portrait photo hang in their wall. The shot was almost the same as yours. When using the reflector under the chin it create 2 catchlight in the eye @ 5:40. It''s a bit weird to look. How would you work around it avoiding to avoid 2 catchlight.
Hi there, catchlights are personal taste of course but if you find the silver distracting then you can always use white instead. If you really don't like additional catchlights other than the key then you can always use a much larger source as a fill or bounce it onto a much larger surface area so it is barely noticeable. This requires an extra light of course so the idea behind the tutorial was to give people solutions based on minimal kit :)
Great tutorials 👍👍
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it Manish =]
Hi, which backdrop are you using?
Hi there, this is Storm Grey from Colorama :)
@@HannahCouzensPhotography Awsome thanks for letting me know.
Short lighting is the most attractive for women, broad lighting for men.
Why have I not watched this before?? 😆🤦🏽♂️
Hi Idris! Happy new year =]
have you switched to a mirrorless camera?
Hi Göran! I switched to Sony a7r III in 2018 and now I'm mostly using my Sony a7r IV =]
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Ok, i just going in thoughts to switch to a mirrorless camera but dont who yet! Hope to find one i like for 15-20:000 sek = 1500- 2000 euro
@@goranolsson914 Cool! hope you find one you like! It is worth looking into the Sony lineup =]
@@HannahCouzensPhotography thanks, I am open to suggestions and help 😌😀
@@goranolsson914 It depends on what you like to shoot and if you want/need fullframe. The a6000 series would be great options if the a7 series is too much for the budget =]