I see a lot of well produced videos about lighting but they usually know more about producing trendy videos than they know about lighting. You did a great job here!
😊 I took my team’s head shot using what I learned in this video. I used a speedlite on a diffused reflective umbrella, canon m6mkii with sigma 30mm lens, all bought 2nd hand from the socmed marketplace.
Well done, and very well detailed tutorial. I would be interested as well I am guessing others how and why you have set up your camera with the monitors for studio shoots. Why you use what you use and the advantages in investing in your the monitors. Thank you!
I like what you do with wraparound lighting. I will try your method. I'm also interested in rim lighting, but I can't get the look right when I place my soft box directly behind the subject and point it at the camera. Do you have a video that addresses this?
Why are you fixing your main light source beam directly on the model? Aiming the center of the beam of your main light directly at the model a basic set up. A more advanced photographer would know to use the edge of the beam to light the model and use the center of the beam to fill the reflector. At that distance you can exert greater control over the amount of fill by varying the angle of the main light as it strikes the reflector. Without changing the distance you can change the value (power) you are getting from the reflector.
I see a lot of well produced videos about lighting but they usually know more about producing trendy videos than they know about lighting. You did a great job here!
Thanks
😊 I took my team’s head shot using what I learned in this video. I used a speedlite on a diffused reflective umbrella, canon m6mkii with sigma 30mm lens, all bought 2nd hand from the socmed marketplace.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and expertise sir!
You’re welcome
Well done, and very well detailed tutorial. I would be interested as well I am guessing others how and why you have set up your camera with the monitors for studio shoots. Why you use what you use and the advantages in investing in your the monitors. Thank you!
Fabulous explanation, thank you! It's hard to get accurate distances on the screen. This is a go to tutorial i will use.
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice job love those big umbrella soft box. Coco is amazing to tell her for me.
I’ll do that. Hopefully we can visit soon
I like what you do with wraparound lighting. I will try your method. I'm also interested in rim lighting, but I can't get the look right when I place my soft box directly behind the subject and point it at the camera. Do you have a video that addresses this?
Well done Jiggie. Great info.
Glad you liked it
Very nice and well explained. Congrats.
🙏🙏🙏
Thanks!
Thank you :)
Great video Jiggie! I love how you explain every detail. It’s very helpful😊
Glad you enjoyed it
A great tutorial. I learned a lot. But the links in the description don't go to what was used in the video.
hehe, parang ako ayaw sa shadow noon lol..
Diba :)
Why are you fixing your main light source beam directly on the model? Aiming the center of the beam of your main light directly at the model a basic set up. A more advanced photographer would know to use the edge of the beam to light the model and use the center of the beam to fill the reflector. At that distance you can exert greater control over the amount of fill by varying the angle of the main light as it strikes the reflector. Without changing the distance you can change the value (power) you are getting from the reflector.
Get a large Ring Light !
Nah
Baduy na ang ring light 🤣 Nice tutorial sir Jiggie