I'm so inspired that even after all this time you still use your living room and minimal set up to produce absolutely STUNNING results. It's easy to get caught up thinking that we need more gear to create stellar work.
Stunning! I would love to see an Photoshop editing course by you - these edits are stunning and very natural looking which, as we all know, is so difficult to achieve.
You've convinced me to give LED another try for my creative portraits. These are wonderful, but that is no surprise considering who the photographer is. Thank you for another wonderful video.
Your work is, of course, amazingly beautiful as always, but the best thing about all of this is your incredible coaching! This is a masterclass in providing feedback and instruction. Every portrait photographer should watch this! ❤😎
As we see, the reactions to Irene's "oh so euro-polite" coaching and emoting are spot on. The ease of use of these small lights and the color and even-ness of their output is superb. I love Irene's tutorials. Just like how she knows how she wants her models, she knows what she wants her viewers to learn and appreciate.
I just bought one of these a few weeks ago and it was AMAZING for the video interviews we did... the light was incredible and I was SO SHOCKED about how much power and control I had. The Fact that it on my C-Stand without any fuss and was so easy to balance made for moving the light in many different ways that you could not do with a bigger LED system and a LOT of sand bags. This was so extremely portable and the carrying case was beautifully thought out and designed. I am thinking of getting another one of these and finding a gel solution to really punch up creativity. *I can HIGHLY recommend the Zhiyun Molus G200, it is amazing!*
these photos are stunning! the editing is amazing as well, and I can't get over the fact that she basically said "your fingers are way too long, let me fix that" at 19:56... this has me crying
Hi Irene, great vidéo i love it. Quick question, i see you are using f2.8 because of a low iso and the low power of led light. How do acheive for focus so both figure are sharp? Thanks and great work with all respect.
These are on a whole new level! I always love your outdoor portraits the best, but if you have to shoot indoors - THIS! Beautiful, the way you guided to models to absolute perfection in posing and the flow of the compositions in these are brilliant. My absolute favorite shots are @ 21:29 and 21:56 ! Bravo!
You are influential. Last Thursday I bought an R8 and a Canon R 85mm f/2, partly because of your video comparison. And partly because Fro - Jared Polin - said on his channel that he took an R8 to Paris. If an R8 is good enough for you and Fro, it's good enough for me. __BAK__
@@IreneRudnykYes, I always watch your video, Irene. And I saw everything. I mean , the painterly look of this image, how HD it is, I think you still didn’t show it on us. Can you give us a tutorial for that? Ohh please ❤ Your such an inspiration to me
Irene, this video and the result are so inspiring! Editing tutorial will definitely be beneficial, how you did hand substitute in Photoshop was a very useful tip :) Also would be interesting to know how you approach coloring in postproduction. Again, absolutely beautiful work 😍
This is my first time commenting and I have to say I am in awe. I've been in a bit of a creative rut and while it almost makes me feel like a failure as a photographer, it's also giving me ideas for a shoot. Thank you
So... serious question... do you really think you will turn your back on strobes at this point in time? I do event work, and when I use strobes its generally to balance with ambient light, my AD200's are quite often at a lowish power. When you factor in some LED's are so soft that they are not requiring softboxes, that they have temperature control (goodbye gels!), and that with MILC systems you get a preview before you take the shot... there's a not to like. I find it quite funny actually to be back in a 'DSLR' experience when shooting with my MILCs and strobes because I once again have to chimp to check exposures. Oh... and AF systems prefer LEDs to finding critical focus, quite important when killing a lot of ambient light. So... will you genuinely port fully across to constant light for your future shoots?
Your photos come out absolutely beautiful!! And I agree constant light can be used for both photo and video is reason enough, I have bunch of strobe monolights that have been collecting dusts since I got them constant lights. The only time I use the strobe monolights these days is when a photoshoot really need that burst to over power the sun, or freeze motion.
I am sorry fo a very irrelevant question, but my memory won't stop bugging me. I remember a while ago watching a video (I believe it was Irene's) where in the end (or not only) there was a photoshoot in this gorgeous scene with water lily pond and mist/fog and a model in a long (probably white) dress. I can't take it off my mind but also can't find it 😅 if you know what I am talking about please help me find it
More magic by Irene. Thank you for showing what wonderful stuff can be produced with not so expensive equipment, without a dedicated studio and using inexpensive accessories. LED lights will only get cheaper as time goes by. EDIT: I think the exact time @19:41 with some kind of Rembrandt lighting with her eyes open would have been very interesting. Maybe for a next shoot? or @19:46?
These are so beautiful, amazed by the results of the canon RP and the 50mm lens. Do you have a tutorial showing how you edited this images? as an aspiring retoucher , i would love to see it. Again these are absolutely stunning!
The disadvantage of LED light is that the models have smaller pupils. In low setting light and sudden flash, the pupils are wide open. Place 2 of the same photos next to each other, 1 with LED and 1 with flash. In 100% of the cases, the public opts for a photo with flash. They can't say why. But that is because the pupils are open and large pupils are associated with sympathy/affection and small pupils with fear, pain and rejection.
@@arthorse6835 If you take the photos for a medical purpose, you are certainly right. Or a photo that should radiate pain. Is it for an advertising campaign or does the person in the photo want to appear nice, you are wrong.
I am fortunate to have learned under the finest photographers in the country, thanks to my state and national pro memberships. I am a PPA master with 20+ years experience. Art can be very subjective. Technical details, not so much. But thnx for your feedback.....my opinion remains. @@Robterdammer
@@arthorse6835 Art is different from professional advertising photography. Then it is not about taste but about demonstrable results. I have been a B2B photographer for Shell and Exon, ABN bank and the major Dutch advertising agencies for over 40 years. The only problem with flash light was mainly with small subjects, for example table top, because the modeling light and flash of shadow and light circle can differ because the lamp is in a different place. The pupillary issue has been proven with sales results and psychological tests.
I don't like flash either. Notice how the constant light makes the pupils of the models small. Maybe this is a good thing because you see more of the color this way?
I love love love your classic painting style in your photography! it is so subtle, flowy, moody and beautiful!!! Great work Irene!! Impressive as always!
Hi Irene ...! How do you find the dynamic range of the Canon R5......? I had a copy of that camera from a store, for a test a time ago , and was kind a disappointing for me .... I do find Dynamic Range in Nikon , simply much superior , but I would appreciate your comment about , very much . Thanks. Best regards.
Hi Irene. I'm from the Philippines and watching your video everytime. I do the same setting but why I didn't get the same result? Do I need expensive camera? Thanks❤❤❤
Very painterly kind of edit I like it! what would you say was your adjusted white balance in K? (both camera and lights, but your light seems to be around 5600K?)
Nice insight and camera/ set up. Never heard of them. Take a look. Reminds me when I did shooting at old Hollywood apartment. Way less gear. Want to start up. Love natural look myself. Keep it moving.
I do like videos that use older gear as we all can not afford R5, 85mmL f1.2, profoto studio strobes and very large expensive softboxes ! You may have to work harder with your older kit, however you can still get great results. I use apsc R7, 7Dii, and Sony A6600 with used canon EF L glass. I just have to do work around to achieve the results ! Great video Irene....
So so beautiful!! I’d be interested in seeing how you choose which ones to edit. Like the whole process. lol! You take so many, do you use Lightroom to organize them? I’m not too familiar with Lightroom.
I would like to see how you edited the dress where you extended it to the ground! I see a lot of editing on light on your before and afters!is that what you prefer? I’m thinking maybe you could have a better lighting? ( breaks my heart seeing your dog there😢)
This is an absolute stunning photoshoot at home! I try to recreate some of your photoshoots because i want to photograph like you! So beautiful and always harmonious
Amazing photos as always and l like your choice of tunes for this video too. BTW you can shoot in studio with LED lights at f8 you just need an LED light that's 650 watts or higher :)
amazing. you are able to relate to the normal photographers and inspire in such a way that its duplicable and "i can do it too" feel from the audience.
Hello mam, beautiful video❤. I am planning to buy a used 5d mark 4 for weddings and outdoor kids photography. I am getting it at 1/3rd price of new 5d4 camera.What do you think, will it be good camera in 2024 ? ( and how about its autofocus ? )
Of course there is a huge difference, we are talking DSLR vs mirrorless . You can still get grey photos with 5d mrk 4 but R6 is technologically way above for sure
LED is easier for photographer to use, but not for model. Imagine having a light source just continuously blasting light to your eyes for 2 hours doesn't seem comfortable.
As usual great job Irene: this is an amazing photoshoot. I personally prefere working with strobos because they allow a more dynamic setup, but I perfectly understand the advantages of a direct feedback given by the use of continuous lights. One more time congratulations to you and to your gorgeous models for you extraordinary work! 😊
Thank you for giving another comprehensive view of a photo session. What century did you take us back to? 19th? 16th? This was definitely *not* the 21st century! Morgana's double "Oh... Ooooh" was worth hearing twice. 🤣 Yes, the continuous light is softer than a flash. A shutter speed of 1/200" allows micro-movements, by either the camera or the subject, to cause a little blurring. The flash duration of 1/2000" would create images with only much smaller micro-movements, creating 'crisper' images. [If anyone argues with you, please send them to me, I love the "It's physics" argument! ] Sometimes the continuous light can bother the subject's eyes. At 4:10, for example, Morgana flinches as Irene adjusts the light, shifting the angle of the softbox. Since the rest of the room is fairly dark, the contrast between the light and the room can be optically jarring for some. The typical exposure level used in this photo session [ISO 100, f/2.8, 1/250"] is close to the limit of what people would be comfortable with, perhaps one stop brighter. [Speaking for a friend...]
Thank you for this comment. One reservation I have about using LEDs in my studio would be exactly what you said--the micro-movements at slower shutter speeds. I love using LEDs when I can because of the "WYSIWYG" value of them. But you sacrifice a lot of power, and compensating for that loss with camera settings can compromise image quality. I'm not saying it's a bad plan or a bad idea to use LEDs in studio--heck I'm still considering it. These are just my concerns.
@@shanetography While technology will continue to improve LED lights, the physics of micro-movements and the physiology of eye strain under bright lights will remain. In many situations, though, people prefer the small amount of blurring. When people say, "I prefer natural light to flash", that is what they are referring to, continuous vs burst lighting. There is also the point-source nature of flash, and they will qualify their natural light preference as excluding direct sunlight.
I started photography a short time ago . I own a 5D Mark IV and I regret buying this camera. Not because it's bad, it's because at that price I was able to opt for a Canon R6, R8, RP with Some lens. I was guided by ooolder photographers :( . Your oldest videos are with a 5D Mark III + 85mm 1.2 and I love them, because it serve me so much right now. Really thank you very much
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You truly have mastered your style. After all these years you’re just killing it.
I'm so inspired that even after all this time you still use your living room and minimal set up to produce absolutely STUNNING results. It's easy to get caught up thinking that we need more gear to create stellar work.
Your posing and photography is so incredibly organic.
Stunning! I would love to see an Photoshop editing course by you - these edits are stunning and very natural looking which, as we all know, is so difficult to achieve.
Yes please!! ❤
yes please
Yes!!!!
Yes weee neeeed a course
Amazing video, models are beautiful, photos peace of art
You've convinced me to give LED another try for my creative portraits. These are wonderful, but that is no surprise considering who the photographer is. Thank you for another wonderful video.
I definitely agree. Unless there is good reason to need the extra power flash gives, LED every time, especially if you want video, which I do need.
Your work is, of course, amazingly beautiful as always, but the best thing about all of this is your incredible coaching! This is a masterclass in providing feedback and instruction. Every portrait photographer should watch this! ❤😎
As we see, the reactions to Irene's "oh so euro-polite" coaching and emoting are spot on. The ease of use of these small lights and the color and even-ness of their output is superb. I love Irene's tutorials. Just like how she knows how she wants her models, she knows what she wants her viewers to learn and appreciate.
Definitely. She sets a wonderful standard. @@craigmeyer5291
I just bought one of these a few weeks ago and it was AMAZING for the video interviews we did... the light was incredible and I was SO SHOCKED about how much power and control I had. The Fact that it on my C-Stand without any fuss and was so easy to balance made for moving the light in many different ways that you could not do with a bigger LED system and a LOT of sand bags. This was so extremely portable and the carrying case was beautifully thought out and designed. I am thinking of getting another one of these and finding a gel solution to really punch up creativity. *I can HIGHLY recommend the Zhiyun Molus G200, it is amazing!*
these photos are stunning! the editing is amazing as well, and I can't get over the fact that she basically said "your fingers are way too long, let me fix that" at 19:56... this has me crying
Hi Irene, great vidéo i love it. Quick question, i see you are using f2.8 because of a low iso and the low power of led light. How do acheive for focus so both figure are sharp? Thanks and great work with all respect.
Our girl almost 1 m subs .. Wat a journey
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this is really amazing
These are on a whole new level! I always love your outdoor portraits the best, but if you have to shoot indoors - THIS! Beautiful, the way you guided to models to absolute perfection in posing and the flow of the compositions in these are brilliant. My absolute favorite shots are @ 21:29 and 21:56 ! Bravo!
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wonderful work!
You are influential. Last Thursday I bought an R8 and a Canon R 85mm f/2, partly because of your video comparison. And partly because Fro - Jared Polin - said on his channel that he took an R8 to Paris. If an R8 is good enough for you and Fro, it's good enough for me. __BAK__
amazing irene can you make a video color grading these
image
dope ideas and photographer
Im debating ditching my strobes right now and this was helpful
Excelent work ❤
I would love a tutorial on the content/ai fill! :)
Noted!
This is so beautiful it actually brought a tear to my eyes!
may you show us how you edited this kind of photo 😭 can you show us the whole process. It’s so HD and the skin looks awesome.
I always do dodge and burn for skin. Here is a tutorial on it : ruclips.net/video/rcPL7ev6NBY/видео.html
@@IreneRudnykYes, I always watch your video, Irene. And I saw everything. I mean , the painterly look of this image, how HD it is, I think you still didn’t show it on us.
Can you give us a tutorial for that? Ohh please ❤ Your such an inspiration to me
Oh! Yes! Please, please à tutoriel for editing this stunning session ❤
@@markjamestejada9026the feathered light from the modifier gives it that painterly look. Dodge & burn enhance that look.
Irene, this video and the result are so inspiring! Editing tutorial will definitely be beneficial, how you did hand substitute in Photoshop was a very useful tip :) Also would be interesting to know how you approach coloring in postproduction. Again, absolutely beautiful work 😍
Probably the most beautiful portrait pics you have taken. Thanks for sharing!
This is my first time commenting and I have to say I am in awe. I've been in a bit of a creative rut and while it almost makes me feel like a failure as a photographer, it's also giving me ideas for a shoot. Thank you
So... serious question... do you really think you will turn your back on strobes at this point in time?
I do event work, and when I use strobes its generally to balance with ambient light, my AD200's are quite often at a lowish power. When you factor in some LED's are so soft that they are not requiring softboxes, that they have temperature control (goodbye gels!), and that with MILC systems you get a preview before you take the shot... there's a not to like. I find it quite funny actually to be back in a 'DSLR' experience when shooting with my MILCs and strobes because I once again have to chimp to check exposures. Oh... and AF systems prefer LEDs to finding critical focus, quite important when killing a lot of ambient light.
So... will you genuinely port fully across to constant light for your future shoots?
Your photos come out absolutely beautiful!! And I agree constant light can be used for both photo and video is reason enough, I have bunch of strobe monolights that have been collecting dusts since I got them constant lights. The only time I use the strobe monolights these days is when a photoshoot really need that burst to over power the sun, or freeze motion.
I am sorry fo a very irrelevant question, but my memory won't stop bugging me. I remember a while ago watching a video (I believe it was Irene's) where in the end (or not only) there was a photoshoot in this gorgeous scene with water lily pond and mist/fog and a model in a long (probably white) dress. I can't take it off my mind but also can't find it 😅 if you know what I am talking about please help me find it
This is giving me baroque and romanticism...and I'm in love!! Its good to have you back Irene 😊😊
Brilliant Irene! The photographs are extraordinary and the video is brilliant! You actually got me to look into LEDs for the first time ever… 😉⭐️🖤📸🙏🏾
More magic by Irene. Thank you for showing what wonderful stuff can be produced with not so expensive equipment, without a dedicated studio and using inexpensive accessories. LED lights will only get cheaper as time goes by.
EDIT: I think the exact time @19:41 with some kind of Rembrandt lighting with her eyes open would have been very interesting. Maybe for a next shoot?
or @19:46?
These are so beautiful, amazed by the results of the canon RP and the 50mm lens. Do you have a tutorial showing how you edited this images? as an aspiring retoucher , i would love to see it. Again these are absolutely stunning!
21:56 the expression in her eyes is one of the most incredible I've ever seen. It actually looks like a video game art, if that makes sense.
The disadvantage of LED light is that the models have smaller pupils. In low setting light and sudden flash, the pupils are wide open. Place 2 of the same photos next to each other, 1 with LED and 1 with flash. In 100% of the cases, the public opts for a photo with flash. They can't say why. But that is because the pupils are open and large pupils are associated with sympathy/affection and small pupils with fear, pain and rejection.
so subjective.....I prefer the pupils being smaller as you can see more of the color of the subjects' eyes.
@@arthorse6835 If you take the photos for a medical purpose, you are certainly right. Or a photo that should radiate pain. Is it for an advertising campaign or does the person in the photo want to appear nice, you are wrong.
I am fortunate to have learned under the finest photographers in the country, thanks to my state and national pro memberships. I am a PPA master with 20+ years experience. Art can be very subjective. Technical details, not so much. But thnx for your feedback.....my opinion remains. @@Robterdammer
@@arthorse6835 Art is different from professional advertising photography. Then it is not about taste but about demonstrable results. I have been a B2B photographer for Shell and Exon, ABN bank and the major Dutch advertising agencies for over 40 years.
The only problem with flash light was mainly with small subjects, for example table top, because the modeling light and flash of shadow and light circle can differ because the lamp is in a different place.
The pupillary issue has been proven with sales results and psychological tests.
You’re reaching bud
Somehow I like tone and colors more from RAW.
YES tutorial on the fill....this is a beautiful shoot!
Soooo beautiful, these photos look like they belong in a medieval castle.
Don’t buy Zhiyun, buy DJI！
Why
I don't like flash either.
Notice how the constant light makes the pupils of the models small.
Maybe this is a good thing because you see more of the color this way?
Please do the tutorial in photoshop and about the limp replacement
Thank you and the 2 beautiful models.... BUT there was a THIRD BEAUTIFUL MODEL, that georgous little dog. A great opportunity missed, me think.
I love love love your classic painting style in your photography! it is so subtle, flowy, moody and beautiful!!! Great work Irene!! Impressive as always!
Hi Irene ...!
How do you find the dynamic range of the Canon R5......?
I had a copy of that camera from a store, for a test a time ago ,
and was kind a disappointing for me ....
I do find Dynamic Range in Nikon , simply much superior ,
but I would appreciate your comment about , very much .
Thanks.
Best regards.
Light Patch on Forhead Over exposed image So sad 😢
Hi Irene. I'm from the Philippines and watching your video everytime. I do the same setting but why I didn't get the same result? Do I need expensive camera? Thanks❤❤❤
Very painterly kind of edit I like it! what would you say was your adjusted white balance in K? (both camera and lights, but your light seems to be around 5600K?)
I love this shoot! The painterly quality is fantastic. Absolutely beautiful.
Nice insight and camera/ set up. Never heard of them. Take a look. Reminds me when I did shooting at old Hollywood apartment. Way less gear. Want to start up. Love natural look myself. Keep it moving.
The images you created during this filming are gorgeous! I love your style, and I love the way you interact with your models!
Very nice, Dante Gabriel Rossetti would have approved
Нравится как ты кропотливо выстраиваешь композицию кадра. Спасибо!
I do like videos that use older gear as we all can not afford R5, 85mmL f1.2, profoto studio strobes and very large expensive softboxes !
You may have to work harder with your older kit, however you can still get great results. I use apsc R7, 7Dii, and Sony A6600 with used canon EF L glass. I just have to do work around to achieve the results !
Great video Irene....
It's true those l rf glass is so much $$$ compared to the ef lens, yet everyone is buying them ❤❤❤
@@RWAquariumPages expect me,...lol ! !
Incredible work. Thank you.
So so beautiful!! I’d be interested in seeing how you choose which ones to edit. Like the whole process. lol! You take so many, do you use Lightroom to organize them? I’m not too familiar with Lightroom.
You may find this offensive since it's a Nikon... But you're by far my favorite photographer so my camera is named Irene.
What iso/shutter speed and f stop portraits can I expect with that light in double diffused 90 cm soft box?
Hi, beautiful! The floor material, where would one purchase from ?
Tyssm
And what if... Ooh , ooh! What if- uhhhh. Loved it! :D Beautiful pictures.
I would like to know how did you edit background....!!!!!! I love ur video so much
Just curious what type of fabric is that on the ground and where did you get it?
which continue light do you prefer for portrait? And what if you like to shoot with F7 for example?
I would like to see how you edited the dress where you extended it to the ground! I see a lot of editing on light on your before and afters!is that what you prefer? I’m thinking maybe you could have a better lighting? ( breaks my heart seeing your dog there😢)
This is an absolute stunning photoshoot at home! I try to recreate some of your photoshoots because i want to photograph like you! So beautiful and always harmonious
Do you have a website? Do you have a basic intro to photography, class?
Amazing photos as always and l like your choice of tunes for this video too. BTW you can shoot in studio with LED lights at f8 you just need an LED light that's 650 watts or higher :)
I would be worried that a light like that will blind my model 😂😂
This video definitely needs an editing tutorial!
I enjoyed the video, although the title led me to anticipate a comparison with strobes.
very nice a tutorial on the grading plssss
I had no idea the LEDs could be this strong. Wow.
Also, I had no idea I was mispronouncing Zhiyun this whole time.
How are you shooting at F2/F2.8 and getting that depth of field in the images?
pls show use the post processing of this image pls
Beautiful work as always. Can you tell me if you had a professional hair/ makeup artist? Or did the models do their own?
Morganas hair is like that naturally, Eve did her hair, and both just did their own based makeup
Do you have video for retouching? Love your tone
Glorious shots of extraordinary women!
Perfect photos. I love it.
amazing. you are able to relate to the normal photographers and inspire in such a way that its duplicable and "i can do it too" feel from the audience.
13:07 GOD SHE IS BEAUTIFUL
These look great. Do you have a video how you edited these? Beautiful
Hello mam, beautiful video❤. I am planning to buy a used 5d mark 4 for weddings and outdoor kids photography. I am getting it at 1/3rd price of new 5d4 camera.What do you think, will it be good camera in 2024 ? ( and how about its autofocus ? )
Going to invest 1year of my income in it,so it is very important to know 😢😯
5d mrk 4 is still a great camera, I think you’ll be just fine using it :)
@@IreneRudnyk ohk.mam what about autofocus of Canon R6 vs 5D IV. Is there lot of difference between these two cameras?
Of course there is a huge difference, we are talking DSLR vs mirrorless . You can still get grey photos with 5d mrk 4 but R6 is technologically way above for sure
LED is easier for photographer to use, but not for model. Imagine having a light source just continuously blasting light to your eyes for 2 hours doesn't seem comfortable.
You don’t have to stare straight into the light for hours, I find flashing lights a lot more disturbing
As always I am learning from your passion, ps. love your last name
Great work!! Hope to see another video from you next month.
Beautiful work and fantastic tips.
The old style where lights paint the subjects.
You don't need the latest and greatest gear...? Seems a bit 'do as I say, not as I do...'
Enchanted wow... RP 50mm 1.8 !
Love I as usual. What crop do you use in the edit? 3:4 ? You like to change the size of the image
I am in love with these shots ❤
Amazing work. Insanely beautiful models and light
I liked the RP 50mm portrait best
As usual great job Irene: this is an amazing photoshoot. I personally prefere working with strobos because they allow a more dynamic setup, but I perfectly understand the advantages of a direct feedback given by the use of continuous lights. One more time congratulations to you and to your gorgeous models for you extraordinary work! 😊
Sorry, I don't understand - what do you mean by "more dynamic"?
Can we see ti would love to see an photoshop editing for this photoshoot , please 😔
Yes, a tutorial on Photoshop. Thanks.
its not just photography, it's art. It's Caravaggio, It's Rembrandt its breathtaking. Totally blown away by your eye and your work.
Дуже не вистачає українських субтитрів (сс) 😊
Thank you for giving another comprehensive view of a photo session.
What century did you take us back to? 19th? 16th? This was definitely *not* the 21st century!
Morgana's double "Oh... Ooooh" was worth hearing twice. 🤣
Yes, the continuous light is softer than a flash. A shutter speed of 1/200" allows micro-movements, by either the camera or the subject, to cause a little blurring. The flash duration of 1/2000" would create images with only much smaller micro-movements, creating 'crisper' images. [If anyone argues with you, please send them to me, I love the "It's physics" argument! ]
Sometimes the continuous light can bother the subject's eyes. At 4:10, for example, Morgana flinches as Irene adjusts the light, shifting the angle of the softbox. Since the rest of the room is fairly dark, the contrast between the light and the room can be optically jarring for some. The typical exposure level used in this photo session [ISO 100, f/2.8, 1/250"] is close to the limit of what people would be comfortable with, perhaps one stop brighter. [Speaking for a friend...]
Thank you for this comment. One reservation I have about using LEDs in my studio would be exactly what you said--the micro-movements at slower shutter speeds. I love using LEDs when I can because of the "WYSIWYG" value of them. But you sacrifice a lot of power, and compensating for that loss with camera settings can compromise image quality. I'm not saying it's a bad plan or a bad idea to use LEDs in studio--heck I'm still considering it. These are just my concerns.
@@shanetography While technology will continue to improve LED lights, the physics of micro-movements and the physiology of eye strain under bright lights will remain. In many situations, though, people prefer the small amount of blurring. When people say, "I prefer natural light to flash", that is what they are referring to, continuous vs burst lighting. There is also the point-source nature of flash, and they will qualify their natural light preference as excluding direct sunlight.
I started photography a short time ago . I own a 5D Mark IV and I regret buying this camera. Not because it's bad, it's because at that price I was able to opt for a Canon R6, R8, RP with Some lens. I was guided by ooolder photographers :( .
Your oldest videos are with a 5D Mark III + 85mm 1.2 and I love them, because it serve me so much right now. Really thank you very much
WOW WOW WOW WOW One more word, OBSESSED! Your work is definitely my style of photography. Sultry and feminine. 😍😍😍😍😍
It wouldn't hurt to smile a bit....