Hey Ian, you did a great job again. Beautiful man! But... Will there be a part 2? I mean, the edits of both images is very nice. Could you perhaps tell us next time how you did that?
@@IanMunroArt: I'm pretty tired. Today after 3 months 50% started work again. It was beautiful again. Because my customers were very happy to see me again. But about you this image: I'm curious what you have to say about your edit. Have a Nice evening!
Thanks Ian, I'll try this setup which is quite close to my standard setup for male portraits. I like to add a very small amount of light on my hand painted backdrop, to show some texture back there...
Hey 👋 hope things are good. You are right there, and I was thinking of another low powered light kicking back. I appreciate you dropping by, it gives me cause to continue making videos 👍
Great video! Thanks for making it and for sharing. I'll try this straight away. Like you, I prefer the the second setup with the gridded lights. Gez looks like he can't wait to grab the war hammer and repel the Viking invaders. Cheers!
Thanks for sharing this ian... i like them both. with grid and without.... but i think one thing to consider is how dark you want your background to be.
Absolutely right there 👏 by adding the grid directs the light away from the backdrop. I suppose you could add a kicker to the backdrop. Cheers for dropping by I appreciate it 🙏🏻
Great demo! I personally like the first version without grids. I think that the grid of the rim light prevented the light from hitting the model, who is now lit by reflections from the black grid only, giving some grey charcoal touch to his face on his left side, while the right side is warmer. Furthermore, the model isn't seperated from the background now, especially his upper hair. -Mino
Thanks a lot Geraldine. Your comments and the time you've spent here has made me proud. I'm happy even if one person enjoys one solitary thing. I don't know everything and often it's trial and error so I think people prefer to see the mistakes too.
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Great video, Ian!
Definitely the grid set up for me 👍👍👍
You and me both!
Hey Ian, you did a great job again. Beautiful man! But... Will there be a part 2? I mean, the edits of both images is very nice. Could you perhaps tell us next time how you did that?
Hey Bert, I hope you're well, my friend. I can do it if you like, but the only difference is the grids on the front.
@@IanMunroArt: I'm pretty tired. Today after 3 months 50% started work again. It was beautiful again. Because my customers were very happy to see me again.
But about you this image: I'm curious what you have to say about your edit.
Have a Nice evening!
@Bert Stappenbeld do you mean how did I edit the image in photoshop?
Also I bet it feels good to work again. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
@@IanMunroArt yes
Awesome lads 👊👊👊
I always enjoy your videos. You talk to the viewer, not at them.
Hey Ken, cheers mate hope you're well. Thanks for dropping by 🙏🏻
seriously considering buying a beauty dish
@@londonken get on mate, it's a staple for portraits
Thanks Ian, I'll try this setup which is quite close to my standard setup for male portraits. I like to add a very small amount of light on my hand painted backdrop, to show some texture back there...
Hey 👋 hope things are good. You are right there, and I was thinking of another low powered light kicking back. I appreciate you dropping by, it gives me cause to continue making videos 👍
Great video! Thanks for making it and for sharing. I'll try this straight away. Like you, I prefer the the second setup with the gridded lights.
Gez looks like he can't wait to grab the war hammer and repel the Viking invaders. Cheers!
Ha! Thanks so much for dropping by and commenting. You're right, Gez really is that type of guy too 🤣
Thanks for sharing this ian... i like them both. with grid and without.... but i think one thing to consider is how dark you want your background to be.
Absolutely right there 👏 by adding the grid directs the light away from the backdrop. I suppose you could add a kicker to the backdrop. Cheers for dropping by I appreciate it 🙏🏻
I prefer the image with the grid, thanks!
Hi Nick, hope you're well. Thanks for dropping by and yes I agree 👍
Good one Ian
Cheers David 🍻 hope you're well.
I prefer the gridded versions- For a male portrait like that. I will try something similar with a female and compare the results 👍🏼
Yip, same here buddy. 👍
Great demo! I personally like the first version without grids. I think that the grid of the rim light prevented the light from hitting the model, who is now lit by reflections from the black grid only, giving some grey charcoal touch to his face on his left side, while the right side is warmer. Furthermore, the model isn't seperated from the background now, especially his upper hair. -Mino
Hey Mino 👋 thanks for taking time to view, I appreciate you! Fair comment too and I wouldn't disagree with you. Thanks.
I am a new fan. Loved this , liked your pace, loads of useful stuff thank you.
Thanks a lot Geraldine. Your comments and the time you've spent here has made me proud. I'm happy even if one person enjoys one solitary thing. I don't know everything and often it's trial and error so I think people prefer to see the mistakes too.
Well presented and great results. Are you back in the gym fella ? rgds Al
Yes buddy got a comp in 8 weeks
Ian,how long is y background?
Hey 👋 it's 7ft high and 5ft wide approximately. Cheers 🍻
Megga