Jose Correa Its a blessing to have so many lights and I know that because there was a time in the beginning of my career that I had only one light. Thanks for following us. Jay P.
Another great tutorial. I love how you show the lighting diagram *and* how each light affects the scene. That was a nice setup, BTW. Made for some great shots and the tool highlight was an interesting tip.
What a great video! All of us on the creative team sat down to watch this video. Our campus includes a factory so we're looking forward to putting these lessons to work. Thank you!
The smoke machine was a cool touch, but in my experience in using it...some associates complain of having a hard time breathing the "smoke". I wonder if they are maybe overreacting?!
Great video! As for additional things to consider, I have one from personal experience: If you're doing a series of shots at different locations within the facility, don't rely on memory - have a written list! Once you start photographing it's easy to get carried away and lose track of time, and at that point your written list can be a life saver unless you want to explain to the client why you are out of your estimated time and still need to photograph in two additional locations... Actually, I'd say that all pre-production should be in writing and all plans should be thoroughly explained in lists - not because you necessarily have to stick to them completely, but at least they will save you from missing essential shots by accident.
+Anders C. Madsen I completely agree that having a plan in place is necessary for shoots like this. For more about shooting in a factory setting like this, check out the 10 Tips for Shooting in a Working Factory lesson here: ruclips.net/video/QB1Idp2ExZA/видео.html and make sure you save your equipment from getting destroyed: ruclips.net/video/_nCG8_7giY4/видео.html
i like fog and smoke, but that's just my personal style. i like it because it adds an extra layer to the image but you can do what creatively works for you.
for the life of me I cannot figure out where a company would use images like these. The don't describe what the company actually does, it doesn't really document the product/service, what it looks like is a disco in their manufacturing. I just simply don't get it. Then again, I'm not an american so.
juuonse The company might use these images on a cover for an annual report, internal publications or a catalog. They are meant to be a little stylistic. Thanks for watching!
Wow, this isn't really realistic. Most manufacturing plants or companies will not give you that much time to setup all those lights or have such a complicated setup. Usually, you are on the go, go, go and only have a few minutes to setup and shoot. The video is outstanding. I just don;t think its a true representation on shooting in a manufacturing plant.
i know Im asking randomly but does anybody know of a trick to log back into an instagram account..? I stupidly lost the account password. I love any tips you can offer me.
@Hector Otis thanks for your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm trying it out now. I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
Love.....it absolutely......the work flow for industrial portraits....
I've learned so much with you. Thank you JP.
Awesome vid. Wow! So many lights used. The images were beautiful. Thanks for uploading the tutorial Jay P.
I love the dance at 3:47, shows Jay P and Lars are ready to swoop in!
Great info on lighting; I like the way you throw in gels here and there; a simple but very effective touch.
Lovely tutorial, really amazing how gels change the story completly, would love to have such fancy lighting set up to, keep uploading!
Jose Correa Its a blessing to have so many lights and I know that because there was a time in the beginning of my career that I had only one light. Thanks for following us. Jay P.
what a beautiful work you get with this light setup, so impressive and instructional.
+Andres Suarez Thank you, and thanks for watching!
Another great tutorial. I love how you show the lighting diagram *and* how each light affects the scene. That was a nice setup, BTW. Made for some great shots and the tool highlight was an interesting tip.
Steven Sullivan I love the highlight on the wrench. Its a cool effect. Those types of things geek me out. I'm just a lighting nerd I guess.
What a great video! All of us on the creative team sat down to watch this video. Our campus includes a factory so we're looking forward to putting these lessons to work. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
Another great tutorial.
Awesome lighting job as always.. well done.
Tomas Ramoska Thanks Tom for following us. I see your name often. We need to do a channel meet up and shoot some time. Jay P.
Awesome like always, I really enjoyed it :)
The smoke machine was a cool touch, but in my experience in using it...some associates complain of having a hard time breathing the "smoke". I wonder if they are maybe overreacting?!
Great video!
As for additional things to consider, I have one from personal experience: If you're doing a series of shots at different locations within the facility, don't rely on memory - have a written list!
Once you start photographing it's easy to get carried away and lose track of time, and at that point your written list can be a life saver unless you want to explain to the client why you are out of your estimated time and still need to photograph in two additional locations...
Actually, I'd say that all pre-production should be in writing and all plans should be thoroughly explained in lists - not because you necessarily have to stick to them completely, but at least they will save you from missing essential shots by accident.
+Anders C. Madsen I completely agree that having a plan in place is necessary for shoots like this. For more about shooting in a factory setting like this, check out the 10 Tips for Shooting in a Working Factory lesson here: ruclips.net/video/QB1Idp2ExZA/видео.html and make sure you save your equipment from getting destroyed: ruclips.net/video/_nCG8_7giY4/видео.html
Great video Jay P! Thank you,
Thanks, Ken! Glad you enjoyed it!
Great stuff as always. luv your videos
Dms Sutdios64 Thanks so much!! So happy you liked it. Jay P.
Always, if i ever make it out to Cali i would love to spend a day on set with you guys. dmsstudios64.com
Great tutorial! :)
Great video.
great and in somehow looks like Lego 😉
very good
You would suggest a FOG aka smoke machine or a HAZER in this kind of shoot ?
i like fog and smoke, but that's just my personal style. i like it because it adds an extra layer to the image but you can do what creatively works for you.
Enjoyed this video .
RaNdmRoK Thanks so much. Pass it on. Have a great day. Jay P.
Groovy
great and in somehow looks like Lego
Thank you.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Always afraid at smoke machine in industrial places where there is water fire system at the ceiling
nice job well done, good video no waisted dialog, like the blue background and smoke, but I think you could've used a couple more lights ( joking )
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Glad you likes it. Thanks for watching!
for the life of me I cannot figure out where a company would use images like these. The don't describe what the company actually does, it doesn't really document the product/service, what it looks like is a disco in their manufacturing. I just simply don't get it.
Then again, I'm not an american so.
juuonse The company might use these images on a cover for an annual report, internal publications or a catalog. They are meant to be a little stylistic. Thanks for watching!
Wow, this isn't really realistic. Most manufacturing plants or companies will not give you that much time to setup all those lights or have such a complicated setup. Usually, you are on the go, go, go and only have a few minutes to setup and shoot.
The video is outstanding. I just don;t think its a true representation on shooting in a manufacturing plant.
Yes very true. The photo shoot is not their number one priority. But yet the client will expect a very good output.
Totally disagree it's all on the client. Sometimes I get hours to set up for a shot and then there are times to shoot and go
5:00 . there was a guy there the whole time. lol.
how many lights ..lol
SuperLitherland Way to many. I do love the outcome. Its hard to hold my self back. Love your profile photo, Jay P.
If the employees are wearing ppe you should be too.
Good point.Thanks for watching!
Another great tutorial.
i know Im asking randomly but does anybody know of a trick to log back into an instagram account..?
I stupidly lost the account password. I love any tips you can offer me.
@Malachi Gus instablaster ;)
@Hector Otis thanks for your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm trying it out now.
I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Hector Otis It worked and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thanks so much, you saved my account!
@Malachi Gus no problem :D