Which beauty dish would you choose? Would you attach grid or sock on it? For what kind of photoshoots do you do? Comment below and leave your email address for a chance to win a Godox water proof LED light #WL4B.
I would chose the white one, because I think that the light it's a little bit soft. I would definitly attach a grid on it if I need more light control or more dramatic images. The sock in my personal opinión, it removes all intention from the beauty dish and that is the reason why I would not use it. Anwering the other question, I will used in portraits, and fashion photography, i think it's works very well. In product I prefer modifiers like the Strip box. I love your products and the value for money. #WL4B
Which beauty dish would you choose? SILVER Would you attach grid or sock on it? YES ON SILVER For what kind of photoshoots do you do? UNDERWATER + PORTRAIT #WL4B.
I just bought the Godox AD300 Pro and im obsessed on it 😊. I like the white beauty dish. I use grid for a particular shots like in products and fashion shoots. And i would use the sock when i want softer result. I do travel photography, and more on portraits, before Covid 19. And now i do fashion and product photography. If i have the opportunity to used that LED lights, it would be great to try some light effects photoshoot hdocjr@yahoo.com 😊
For me I love using a white beauty dish with grid. This creates the right kind of balance between softness and contrast. I am a portrait and wedding photographer and have been using ad200, ad100 and ad1200 for many years now, with amazing results.
The white beauty dish and grid combo are a gorgeous combination that provide a VERY unique look. When one of my high school aged subjects has relatively good skin, I love to combine this with my Sigma 105 Macro for incredible detail with the contrasty look of the beauty dish.
When I can I go for silver with grid for fashion photoshoots. I enjoy the edgy look from a beauty dish and the mix of silver and grid is perfect to create a bold look that is completely different from the on you get from a softbox/octabox. Also the diameter of the Beauty Dish is a relevant factor that is interesting playing with!
I would def go with a silver dish + sock in order to get the best of both worlds, and complement that with a grid for when necessary. I do portraits but with this kind of equipment and a second Godox flash it really opens up options for fashion photography.
I have both a white and silver beauty dish both 21.6" . Neither is softer than the other because they are the same size but the silver offers more output, and higher contrast due to more specular highlights. The sock diffuses the light (reduces contrast) but does not make it softer because it does not change the size of the source, you may get bounce from white walls in a small room using the sock which will make you think it is softer. Love the light out of beauty dishes.
This is a densely packed tutorial on using beauty dish. Lots of tips and important details that can make or break a photo. I kept pausing to let ideas sink in. Looking forward for more videos like this!😀
I have both a silver and white. I love the silver for the incredible dimension it adds. I usually use that for athletes with a fill. For headshots and business portraits or a generally softer look while still keeping more dimension than a larger softbox, the white with the sock and reflector is perfect and easy to pack around.
I would chose the white one, because I think that the light it's a little bit soft. I would definitly attach a grid on it if I need more light control or more dramatic images. The sock in my personal opinión, it removes all intention from the beauty dish and that is the reason why I would not use it. Anwering the other question, I will used in portraits, and fashion photography, i think it's works very well. In product I prefer modifiers like the Strip box. I love your products and the value for money. #WL4B
I just purchased the white beauty dish! I've got an upcoming project using mylar so I'm thinking I'll go with no sock or grid. This shoot will be for my daughter's annual ballet recital images
Personally I love the white beauty dish with diffusion sock for women, but I like the silver with grid for men. When dosing portraits or editorial, the scenario will determine what combination to use, but if I had to choose one setup, it would be a large white beauty dish with diffusion sock. 😊👌🏾
I used an open silver dish from about 2m away on a boxer for a portrait shoot a few weeks ago. The high contrast it created added to the stern look, and I made sure NOT to tell him it was called a BEAUTY dish haha. But I would love to explore larger white dishes as an option for studio portrait!
I would love to use the Silver Beauty Dish with a grid for some of my High-end Beauty Portrait Glamour style Nice and very informative video. Thanks a lot
I love the silver beauty dish! The deeper shadows and contrast is usually the look I go for. I would add a sock over mine but would love to challenge myself to use the grid more. I tend to do a lot of product and portraiture work. I also use my lights for environmental portraits for personal projects as well.
I'd prefer a White Beauty dish with the sock diffuser to achieve the softness. I just purchased 2 AD200 Pro and I am super excited to see what they can do.
I would prefer the white beauty disk. I shoot dance and experimenting with portrait photography. I would use the grid to reduce the spill or light. I have a soft box but would love to see the difference and have the flexibility to use a beauty dish. Great tutorial!
I shoot beauty and portraits. For me, the silver beauty dish would be ideal. For occasions when it's too specular I can add the sock to soften it, or add the grid to make it even more dramatic.
I use a larger white beauty dish with a sock for my portrait and fashion shoots. My models love the flattering effect it has on their skin. (great video BTW!)
Hello. I have been working with Godox equipment for a long time. I take photos and videos and I don't dream of a narrowly defined photo genre, but for me white beauty dish is more ethereal and delicate and I would like to use it in my work. It will be especially useful for me in portraits of any nature - wedding, school or advertising. I am pleased that Godx is expanding its production not only with photo, but also video and audio products - LED lights, microphones and more. Godox is my choice for all tasks.
Ive already chosen the white reflector beauty dish, for my portrait photo shoots, I like it with and without the sock to give me more or less contrast depending on the clients skin and age.
Wow amazing . Beauty dish light it is not forgiving as you mentioned but your clear guidance and explanation is supper helpful to understand this light. Thank you, I would chose silver for the fashion or beauty shoot .
Inside the studio I use a white dish and often with a grid. Outside in subdued shaded areas I use an open dish. I rarely use a sock in front of the dish.
As I do fashion work I use the white beauty dish with a grid for the face. The beauty dish is directly in front of a large modifier that I use for lighting the rest of the model. That way I get more defined lighting just for the face, while still being able to light full length. Personally, the silver has just a little too much contrast for my particular taste.
I would probably lean towards a white beauty dish for most of my portrait shoots. I typically shoot more women than men and so I'd want to make sure that the skin looks soft. Depending on the shoot I'd probably lean towards the sock but if we're outdoors, I'd add the grid to add more control of the light.
I would love to test a white beauty dish with grid and reflector, for a soft, but still edgy clamshell portrait. Moreover, I would love to test it without grid and without the reflector, from a distance, to mimic the setting sun. It is a great look, indeed! 😍
hi,i do use my own white 22" beauty dish with my godox lights.i have a smaller silver beauty dish too,but i dont really shoot high contrast images.i like to use the grid on the bd to control the spill of light on the backdrop,then use edge lights if i need or want to seperate my subject from the background.i have never really used the sock on the bd as i would rather use a soft box with diffusion for a softer lighting set up.i tend to shoot head shots of friends,i really enjoy this,and i am still on a long learning curve,but really enjoying this journey.i have 3x SK400 mk2 lights,and 2 x AD600BM lights for outdoor shoots.
thanks for the excellence.. an amazing class.. but all pics without flash in natural light were way better than the ones with flash.. 4:10 perfect outdoor portrait in my opinion
I will choose the silver one as I prefer more contrast lighting. Another reason why silver over the white is that i can tone down the contrast whereas it takes more work to bring up the contrast in the white. I shoot beauty for skincare products.
I do portraiture photoshoot. I would use the white beauty dish with sock on and have the grid ready for any outdoor location shoot. It depends on the ambient light and effect I want to create, grid will be useful to direct the light to the model's face and prevents spread to the rest of the body. Yes, both sock and grid can be used at the same time - not just either of them. Attach the grid outside the sock to get diffused and directional light.
I will use the silver beauty dish for its contrast for a more dramatic portrait shot. Would try it with a sock as suggested in this video. Awesome video!
I do a lot of Portraits across a range of age groups! a White 55mm beauty dish is definitely a must have for me! Using a sock or a honeycomb depends on the kind of shoot and the environment but definitely a must have add-on as well!
i prefer the silver beauty dish because i want more contrast on my images. i. would add a sock if i want softer shadows. i am a portrait photographer and this product would be a great addition to my studio.
I would use white a beauty dish with grid for a dramatic look, but I would use it with with sock as well as it gives somewhat softer and less defined shadows and highlights which is useful in some situations, depending on the model and the look I'm after. Thanks!
Great video with clear comparison of all the different effects that are achievable!! I would love to use a white beauty dish for the soft but defined look in portraits and attach a grid to it if necessary I will used in portraits, and fashion photography, i think it's works very well
I would use a white beauty dish with diffusion to further soften its effect. I'm a freelance portrait photographer. Thanks for your consistent informative content.
I use the AD 300 Pro in a silver beauty dish with a grid for dramatic portraiture (usually men). And, I often use the AD-S65W as a portable white beauty dish for fashion and beauty (usually women).
I order a white one and I love it! Very soft lights and with grid is also good for man portres. I order yet a 100 pro, so I cant wait the next week to try this combo📸👍😉
I’d use the beauty dish with White reflector. I have not purchased one yet because I was not sure it offered in the advantage over a soft box with a Beauty dish. Our use it for indoor portrait sessions and school portraits.
Definitely would use a white dish with a sock to give some portraits a very soft look. Trying to have some portrait work mimic a film type look and have it be very soft and pleasant to the eye
Would really like to try the silver beauty dish as it has a bit more punch. I think the grid would be a useful addition to control the spread of light but I’m less inclined to use the sock to soften the light for potraits. Thanks for producing this segment.
I would go for the silver beauty dish it can punch more contrast if I need a softer light output I can just add a sock to soften it. I usually do portrait photoshoot for makeup and beauty.
I am a portrait photographer and I would use the white beauty dish with a grid attached. I normally use softboxes and all my lights are Godox brand, so a beauty dish with a grid would give me a different look for my images.
I would use the silver beauty dish to get the soft sunlight type of light by pulling it away from my subject I do mostly food and product photography and mimicking natural light is my favorite way or lighting my shots Thank you godox
I‘ve got a 35cm silver beauty dish which is often too hard for my kind of work (mainly portrait). If I could choose again, I would take a 55cm white dish but still use a grid to control the spill on my background. Another very important tip is not to use an unmodified speedlight in a beauty dish (e.g. with an s-bracket) as the light output won’t be as even as with a real bulb or round head. Made that mistake once and now always use the bulb head on my ad200 instead!
For my portrait photography I use whilte beauty dish. I do not use a sock, since the fabric does not withstand the head of the 250W modelling light. For beatuy I rarely use a grid, however for portrait I almos use the grid every time.
I would use a white beauty dish with diffusion, the effect is magnificent. I'm a product and portrait photographer. Thanks for sharing the knowledge ⚡🙏
I would use the silver beauty dish when I have one! The grid would make my portraits more dramatic and unique!. I shoot more portraits so the silver beauty dish with the grid would definitely up my game. ❤️
White beauty dish and attach grid and sock of course as i love to control my lights in the background foreground and so on. my style of shoot is soft look thats the reason i said white beauty dish. i mostly do weddings and fashion, sometimes i do add head shots for corporate too
I did purchase the white beauty dish and I LOVE it!!! I use it mainly for portrait sessions with no grid and no sock:) It's perfect!!! I left a great review of this product on Amazon!! Awesome video as always!!
@@Princeton_James Thank you so much Erik! I appreciate it buddy. It really is a great light modifier, I use it a lot, the light it gives is stronger, but still soft, then a softbox. Hope this helps. I do have example shots, just ask! :)
The silver dish with a sock would be perfect for what I shoot. I shoot a lot of clothing brand photos, with models and just products. I would be able to use that for both to get even light spread!
if i'm to shoot a face , i would choose a white one with a sock on it. so it will spread light super soft. but if would like to shoot a dramatic one. a silver beauty dish with grid will do, cause it will deliver a great light fall for the subject. enhancing the edge of the subject will add good contrast to your composition.
I would use the silver beauty dish with the grid for my senior portrait sessions. I like the stronger shadows it produces. And if I need to soften it up then add a sock. I have been looking for a good beauty dish to work with by godox ad600.
I would use a white beauty dish. I primarily shoot portraits and prefer softer light. I might be interested in using a grid with the dish, but probably not a sock.
I would like the White beauty dish with grid (honeycomb grid) for portrait ... Congrats to GODOX for the quality of equipment, I work with AD Flash ... it is great ..
White beauty dish. I am relatively new to using light modifiers and would like to explore other options available. (I have the ad400 and a softbox at the moment).
For my sytle..i prefer the softer look on the potrait. A white dish with a sock for sure. It also can vary depends on the age of the subject also. 🤔. Great tutorial though. 😊
I would use silver beauty dish, will use it with and without grid or sock - For product photography. Silver because I need to bring out details from the 'products'.
I'd use the white beauty Dish to deliver a softer gradient from the lighter to the darker areas, and attch the grid form time to time when i don;t want so much spill over ion to my backgrounds, especially for shooting indoor studio style portraits!
I shoot portraits and would use the white beauty dish with a grid. That will allow me to separate my subject from the background, and be a bit more forgiving of their skin condition.
I would choose the white one I love the look of it and I will use it for fashion and portrait and I will use both grids and sock it depend on the photoshoot.
Great video with clear comparison of all the different effects that are achievable!! I would love to use a white beauty dish for the soft but defined look in portraits and attach a grid to it if necessary. It would also be a great match with my large umbrella to create soft light with more emphasis on the face of my subjects :D
Answer: I always use a beauty dish with zilver reflector and also use the grid to give extra punch and shadows to the picture. I use it in studio environment for fashion photography with the Godox ad200 pro and Godox 600. Godox is the best! always great tutorial. But I never win :-(
Which beauty dish would you choose? Would you attach grid or sock on it? For what kind of photoshoots do you do? Comment below and leave your email address for a chance to win a Godox water proof LED light #WL4B.
I would chose the white one, because I think that the light it's a little bit soft. I would definitly attach a grid on it if I need more light control or more dramatic images. The sock in my personal opinión, it removes all intention from the beauty dish and that is the reason why I would not use it. Anwering the other question, I will used in portraits, and fashion photography, i think it's works very well. In product I prefer modifiers like the Strip box. I love your products and the value for money. #WL4B
Which beauty dish would you choose? SILVER Would you attach grid or sock on it? YES ON SILVER For what kind of photoshoots do you do? UNDERWATER + PORTRAIT #WL4B.
I just bought the Godox AD300 Pro and im obsessed on it 😊.
I like the white beauty dish. I use grid for a particular shots like in products and fashion shoots. And i would use the sock when i want softer result.
I do travel photography, and more on portraits, before Covid 19. And now i do fashion and product photography.
If i have the opportunity to used that LED lights, it would be great to try some light effects photoshoot
hdocjr@yahoo.com 😊
White beauty dish with sock for portrait and still life photos.
I would use the white beauty dish with the grid and the sock. I shoot portraits and editorials. lashah28@me.com
For me I love using a white beauty dish with grid. This creates the right kind of balance between softness and contrast. I am a portrait and wedding photographer and have been using ad200, ad100 and ad1200 for many years now, with amazing results.
The white beauty dish and grid combo are a gorgeous combination that provide a VERY unique look. When one of my high school aged subjects has relatively good skin, I love to combine this with my Sigma 105 Macro for incredible detail with the contrasty look of the beauty dish.
When I can I go for silver with grid for fashion photoshoots.
I enjoy the edgy look from a beauty dish and the mix of silver and grid is perfect to create a bold look that is completely different from the on you get from a softbox/octabox.
Also the diameter of the Beauty Dish is a relevant factor that is interesting playing with!
I would def go with a silver dish + sock in order to get the best of both worlds, and complement that with a grid for when necessary. I do portraits but with this kind of equipment and a second Godox flash it really opens up options for fashion photography.
I have both a white and silver beauty dish both 21.6" .
Neither is softer than the other because they are the same size but the silver offers more output, and higher contrast due to more specular highlights. The sock diffuses the light (reduces contrast) but does not make it softer because it does not change the size of the source, you may get bounce from white walls in a small room using the sock which will make you think it is softer.
Love the light out of beauty dishes.
This is a densely packed tutorial on using beauty dish. Lots of tips and important details that can make or break a photo. I kept pausing to let ideas sink in. Looking forward for more videos like this!😀
very informative especially because of the comparison ... they help a lot teaching my students the results.
I have both a silver and white. I love the silver for the incredible dimension it adds. I usually use that for athletes with a fill. For headshots and business portraits or a generally softer look while still keeping more dimension than a larger softbox, the white with the sock and reflector is perfect and easy to pack around.
I would chose the white one, because I think that the light it's a little bit soft. I would definitly attach a grid on it if I need more light control or more dramatic images. The sock in my personal opinión, it removes all intention from the beauty dish and that is the reason why I would not use it. Anwering the other question, I will used in portraits, and fashion photography, i think it's works very well. In product I prefer modifiers like the Strip box. I love your products and the value for money. #WL4B
I will choose silver beauty dish. I will attach a sock for that soft but punchy look and a reflector to open up the shadows for my beauty photos.
Very helpful that you take the time to show all the before/after photos - many thanks. Happy with the Godox I own and will buy more.
My pleasure!
I just purchased the white beauty dish! I've got an upcoming project using mylar so I'm thinking I'll go with no sock or grid. This shoot will be for my daughter's annual ballet recital images
Personally I love the white beauty dish with diffusion sock for women, but I like the silver with grid for men. When dosing portraits or editorial, the scenario will determine what combination to use, but if I had to choose one setup, it would be a large white beauty dish with diffusion sock. 😊👌🏾
I used an open silver dish from about 2m away on a boxer for a portrait shoot a few weeks ago. The high contrast it created added to the stern look, and I made sure NOT to tell him it was called a BEAUTY dish haha. But I would love to explore larger white dishes as an option for studio portrait!
I would love to use the Silver Beauty Dish with a grid for some of my High-end Beauty Portrait Glamour style
Nice and very informative video. Thanks a lot
Can’t wait to try the white beauty dish with a grid. I have the silver one and it is amazing.
I would definitely use the silver one. Love the contrast it gives and I can always soften it with the sock for a softer light
I love the silver beauty dish! The deeper shadows and contrast is usually the look I go for. I would add a sock over mine but would love to challenge myself to use the grid more. I tend to do a lot of product and portraiture work. I also use my lights for environmental portraits for personal projects as well.
Silver one for me. With grid. I do studio portraits. I love dramatic portraits, I love the way it impact my clients.
I'd prefer a White Beauty dish with the sock diffuser to achieve the softness. I just purchased 2 AD200 Pro and I am super excited to see what they can do.
I would prefer the white beauty disk. I shoot dance and experimenting with portrait photography. I would use the grid to reduce the spill or light. I have a soft box but would love to see the difference and have the flexibility to use a beauty dish. Great tutorial!
I shoot beauty and portraits. For me, the silver beauty dish would be ideal. For occasions when it's too specular I can add the sock to soften it, or add the grid to make it even more dramatic.
I use a larger white beauty dish with a sock for my portrait and fashion shoots. My models love the flattering effect it has on their skin.
(great video BTW!)
Great demo. I'd use the white one with the sock. I shoot portraits and have varied luck with beauty dishes.
Hello. I have been working with Godox equipment for a long time. I take photos and videos and I don't dream of a narrowly defined photo genre, but for me white beauty dish is more ethereal and delicate and I would like to use it in my work. It will be especially useful for me in portraits of any nature - wedding, school or advertising. I am pleased that Godx is expanding its production not only with photo, but also video and audio products - LED lights, microphones and more. Godox is my choice for all tasks.
Ive already chosen the white reflector beauty dish, for my portrait photo shoots, I like it with and without the sock to give me more or less contrast depending on the clients skin and age.
Wow amazing . Beauty dish light it is not forgiving as you mentioned but your clear guidance and explanation is supper helpful to understand this light. Thank you,
I would chose silver for the fashion or beauty shoot .
I do use silver refloctors with a soc for more light output (outdoors with sun)
Inside the studio I use a white dish and often with a grid. Outside in subdued shaded areas I use an open dish. I rarely use a sock in front of the dish.
As I do fashion work I use the white beauty dish with a grid for the face. The beauty dish is directly in front of a large modifier that I use for lighting the rest of the model. That way I get more defined lighting just for the face, while still being able to light full length. Personally, the silver has just a little too much contrast for my particular taste.
I would probably lean towards a white beauty dish for most of my portrait shoots. I typically shoot more women than men and so I'd want to make sure that the skin looks soft. Depending on the shoot I'd probably lean towards the sock but if we're outdoors, I'd add the grid to add more control of the light.
I would use the white beauty dish with the grid to further control the light for portrait work. Beautiful modifier…
I would love to test a white beauty dish with grid and reflector, for a soft, but still edgy clamshell portrait.
Moreover, I would love to test it without grid and without the reflector, from a distance, to mimic the setting sun. It is a great look, indeed! 😍
hi,i do use my own white 22" beauty dish with my godox lights.i have a smaller silver beauty dish too,but i dont really shoot high contrast images.i like to use the grid on the bd to control the spill of light on the backdrop,then use edge lights if i need or want to seperate my subject from the background.i have never really used the sock on the bd as i would rather use a soft box with diffusion for a softer lighting set up.i tend to shoot head shots of friends,i really enjoy this,and i am still on a long learning curve,but really enjoying this journey.i have 3x SK400 mk2 lights,and 2 x AD600BM lights for outdoor shoots.
thanks for the excellence.. an amazing class.. but all pics without flash in natural light were way better than the ones with flash.. 4:10 perfect outdoor portrait in my opinion
I will choose the silver one as I prefer more contrast lighting. Another reason why silver over the white is that i can tone down the contrast whereas it takes more work to bring up the contrast in the white. I shoot beauty for skincare products.
I do portraiture photoshoot. I would use the white beauty dish with sock on and have the grid ready for any outdoor location shoot. It depends on the ambient light and effect I want to create, grid will be useful to direct the light to the model's face and prevents spread to the rest of the body. Yes, both sock and grid can be used at the same time - not just either of them. Attach the grid outside the sock to get diffused and directional light.
I will use the silver beauty dish for its contrast for a more dramatic portrait shot. Would try it with a sock as suggested in this video. Awesome video!
I use a godox softbox for outdoor photoshoot , it works perfect , light its so smooth .
I would probably use the white beauty dish with the sock for my senior portrait photography. I love the soft light!
I do a lot of Portraits across a range of age groups! a White 55mm beauty dish is definitely a must have for me! Using a sock or a honeycomb depends on the kind of shoot and the environment but definitely a must have add-on as well!
I love the soft yet contrasty look of a white beautydish with a sock for my fashion and portrait work.
i prefer the silver beauty dish because i want more contrast on my images. i. would add a sock if i want softer shadows. i am a portrait photographer and this product would be a great addition to my studio.
I would use white a beauty dish with grid for a dramatic look, but I would use it with with sock as well as it gives somewhat softer and less defined shadows and highlights which is useful in some situations, depending on the model and the look I'm after. Thanks!
I will choose godox white beauty dish with honey comb grid for portrait shoots ... 😍 Love from India ❤️
Great video with clear comparison of all the different effects that are achievable!! I would love to use a white beauty dish for the soft but defined look in portraits and attach a grid to it if necessary I will used in portraits, and fashion photography, i think it's works very well
I shoot fashion. I would shoot with a silver beauty dish without the sock for deeper shadows for an editorial look.
I would use a white beauty dish with diffusion to further soften its effect. I'm a freelance portrait photographer.
Thanks for your consistent informative content.
I use the AD 300 Pro in a silver beauty dish with a grid for dramatic portraiture (usually men). And, I often use the AD-S65W as a portable white beauty dish for fashion and beauty (usually women).
I order a white one and I love it! Very soft lights and with grid is also good for man portres. I order yet a 100 pro, so I cant wait the next week to try this combo📸👍😉
I’d use the beauty dish with White reflector. I have not purchased one yet because I was not sure it offered in the advantage over a soft box with a Beauty dish. Our use it for indoor portrait sessions and school portraits.
I'd try the silver with grid for more dramatic and contrast tones for out door portraits, I think it will be a good set with my AD600Pro
Definitely would use a white dish with a sock to give some portraits a very soft look. Trying to have some portrait work mimic a film type look and have it be very soft and pleasant to the eye
Would really like to try the silver beauty dish as it has a bit more punch. I think the grid would be a useful addition to control the spread of light but I’m less inclined to use the sock to soften the light for potraits. Thanks for producing this segment.
I have both, white and silver beauty dish.. use them for beauty shots and love it how can enhanace the skin texture.
For softer look on the portrait, a white dish with a sock. Awesome tutorial!!
I love the two effects white and silver reflector and without it .... I used for portraits and products
I would go for the silver beauty dish it can punch more contrast if I need a softer light output I can just add a sock to soften it. I usually do portrait photoshoot for makeup and beauty.
I am a portrait photographer and I would use the white beauty dish with a grid attached. I normally use softboxes and all my lights are Godox brand, so a beauty dish with a grid would give me a different look for my images.
I would use the silver beauty dish to get the soft sunlight type of light by pulling it away from my subject
I do mostly food and product photography and mimicking natural light is my favorite way or lighting my shots
Thank you godox
silver beauty dish! because i love high contrast! thank you for the lesson
I‘ve got a 35cm silver beauty dish which is often too hard for my kind of work (mainly portrait). If I could choose again, I would take a 55cm white dish but still use a grid to control the spill on my background. Another very important tip is not to use an unmodified speedlight in a beauty dish (e.g. with an s-bracket) as the light output won’t be as even as with a real bulb or round head. Made that mistake once and now always use the bulb head on my ad200 instead!
I would use the silver beauty dish with a grid for portraits. Controlling the spill while keeping the shadows and dramatic feel.
Silver, wit ht he option to add a sock and a grid. Looks like the most flexible. I love doing portates!
For my portrait photography I use whilte beauty dish. I do not use a sock, since the fabric does not withstand the head of the 250W modelling light. For beatuy I rarely use a grid, however for portrait I almos use the grid every time.
I would use a white beauty dish with
diffusion, the effect is magnificent. I'm a product and portrait photographer. Thanks for sharing the knowledge ⚡🙏
I would use the silver beauty dish when I have one!
The grid would make my portraits more dramatic and unique!.
I shoot more portraits so the silver beauty dish with the grid would definitely up my game. ❤️
I'm using my Godox silver beauty dish with ms300 in my portrait work, and often use it with grid for dramatic effect
I use a white dish with grid for softer skin tones. It works great!
I like the contrast provided by the Silver Beauty dish with the Honeycomb Grid for my individual portrait work
White beauty dish and attach grid and sock of course as i love to control my lights in the background foreground and so on. my style of shoot is soft look thats the reason i said white beauty dish. i mostly do weddings and fashion, sometimes i do add head shots for corporate too
I would choose the white, for that softer light . Fashion model portfolios would be where I would use it :)
I would use the white beauty dish with a grid or sock. My main focus is portraits for a variety of ages.
I did purchase the white beauty dish and I LOVE it!!! I use it mainly for portrait sessions with no grid and no sock:) It's perfect!!! I left a great review of this product on Amazon!! Awesome video as always!!
Saw your review. Thanks for sharing. This product looks amazing.
@Zainab Taha Yes I would think so, just depends your you place the dish. This dish gives beautiful light!! Hope this makes sense.
@@Princeton_James Thank you so much Erik! I appreciate it buddy. It really is a great light modifier, I use it a lot, the light it gives is stronger, but still soft, then a softbox. Hope this helps. I do have example shots, just ask! :)
I would use the white beauty dish with a grid, and would use them for portraits and weddings. Thank you for the tips :)
I would use the white /wgrid during harsh light and sock over in late afternoon….Godox rocks…..
I'd try the silver with grid for more dramatic and contrasty tones for outdoor portraits! I think it would make a good set with my AD300Pro
The silver dish with a sock would be perfect for what I shoot. I shoot a lot of clothing brand photos, with models and just products. I would be able to use that for both to get even light spread!
I use the white Beauty Dish with a Grid or sock. I do portraits and weddings.Thank you for the tips～！
if i'm to shoot a face , i would choose a white one with a sock on it. so it will spread light super soft.
but if would like to shoot a dramatic one.
a silver beauty dish with grid will do, cause it will deliver a great light fall for the subject. enhancing the edge of the subject will add good contrast to your composition.
I would use the silver beauty dish with the grid for my senior portrait sessions. I like the stronger shadows it produces. And if I need to soften it up then add a sock. I have been looking for a good beauty dish to work with by godox ad600.
I would use a white beauty dish. I primarily shoot portraits and prefer softer light. I might be interested in using a grid with the dish, but probably not a sock.
I'd go with white dish+grid for my product photography. And yeah sometimes I do portrait as well.
I am a portrait photographer and I am going to purchase both of them because no two shoots or scenarios are the same. Thanks for this
I would like the White beauty dish with grid (honeycomb grid) for portrait ... Congrats to GODOX for the quality of equipment, I work with AD Flash ... it is great ..
White beauty dish.
I am relatively new to using light modifiers and would like to explore other options available.
(I have the ad400 and a softbox at the moment).
I’ve always used a bare white beauty dish, just now realized I should use the silver one for my next beauty project.
For my sytle..i prefer the softer look on the potrait. A white dish with a sock for sure. It also can vary depends on the age of the subject also. 🤔. Great tutorial though. 😊
I would use a silver beauty dish and often use a grid on modifiers to further control the light on portraits
For my portrait works I choose 55+ cm white beauty dish as more versalite option. Great product lessons, wish more episodes )
I would use the white beauty dish with sock for the added softness when doing portraits and beauty shots.
of all the modifiers i use i still miss a beauty dish. Time to check it out en work on my portrait skills
I would use silver beauty dish, will use it with and without grid or sock - For product photography. Silver because I need to bring out details from the 'products'.
I'd use the white beauty Dish to deliver a softer gradient from the lighter to the darker areas, and attch the grid form time to time when i don;t want so much spill over ion to my backgrounds, especially for shooting indoor studio style portraits!
Silver beauty dish with sock to tame it down a notch. Love fashion shoots
I shoot portraits and would use the white beauty dish with a grid. That will allow me to separate my subject from the background, and be a bit more forgiving of their skin condition.
I would choose the white one I love the look of it and I will use it for fashion and portrait and I will use both grids and sock it depend on the photoshoot.
Great video with clear comparison of all the different effects that are achievable!! I would love to use a white beauty dish for the soft but defined look in portraits and attach a grid to it if necessary. It would also be a great match with my large umbrella to create soft light with more emphasis on the face of my subjects :D
I have used beauty dish at a seminar. Sweet!!
Answer: I always use a beauty dish with zilver reflector and also use the grid to give extra punch and shadows to the picture. I use it in studio environment for fashion photography with the Godox ad200 pro and Godox 600. Godox is the best! always great tutorial. But I never win :-(