Thank you very much! There are lots of videos on my channel if you look back, where I only use one light. I have actually just uploaded one today where I only used one speedlight 😊
How did you manage to have such clean composites when Olga moved so much? haha What a dream it would be to shoot a European wedding here! I feel venues like these are everywhere you go! Great video, Neil! Greetings from America!
Thank you very much Francisco! 😊 Great question - when I am editing these images, I am just removing Helen from the shot, so it doesn't matter how much Olga moves as long as she doesn't overlap Helen
@@FranciscoAlvarezTV Yes, that is correct. As long as you keep the camera still between exposures (ideally you would use a tripod) then it's a very quick process in Photoshop, takes less than a minute
Hey Neil question ? Have you try using the new trigger from godox x3 ? I notice that although I don’t need hss I still need to put hss on the trigger to use hss on the a9iii not sure if that makes sense .
Great pictures ! I have a question, though : what is the reason for these ambiant light settings 1/800s - iso 400 ? Why don't you keep a low iso (100) and 1/200s ? Ambiant exposure would remain identical with a better image quality but I might miss something...
The sony a9iii base iso is 250 so anything lower would reduce dynamic range. Also the difference in noise between 250 and 400 iso with modern mirrorless cameras is very minimal so it wouldn’t matter too much here. Hope this helped!
The best photographer of youtube, thank you for your explanation
Thank you so much!!
This is brilliant I can’t wait to try it out
Olga is brilliant, have worked with her myself a few times.
Thank you for the video Neil.
Love it. and the result photos are amazing
AMAZING! 😂 Loved this shoot! Olga was such a pro because it was soooo cold! Loving the results! 😍
Thank YOU for all your help!!! Dream team!
Your photos are always 2-3 levels above. Love your how to videos! Thanks for posting.
Very kind - thank you!
I got your techniques down Neil, now all I need is to find a beautiful model like Olga and a palace lke this one and I'm all set. AMAZING work Neil 😁👍
Thank you so much! And yes, the shoots I set up for RUclips are always a real team effort 🙌
This was Amazing to see!! Great content !!!
Thank you! Really pleased you found it useful 🙌
Thank you for the video Neil. u r amazing sir fan from egypt
Amazing video as usual! About a9iii I saw Robert using it with sony speedlight. Native speedlight is perfectly matching the a9iii.
Thank you very much! And yes, you are correct, native Sony speedlights will work perfectly with the A9III 😊
Looks amazing but I'd definitely try even a wider lens and shoot closer😊 something like 12 or 14mm
awesome photos, Neil, and thanks for all the tips as always.. can you please create another tutorial for only one speedlight photography? 😊
Thank you very much! There are lots of videos on my channel if you look back, where I only use one light. I have actually just uploaded one today where I only used one speedlight 😊
@@NeilRedfern thank you .. I really admire all your work ☺️👍
U r amazing sir ❤
Great Video
Thank you Martin
Thanks for sharing 💯 love YOUR 📸 style 🤌
Thank you very much Stephen 😊
@@NeilRedfern my pleasure Neil 🙂
Looking forward to your upcoming videos 🔥🔥
I live in Edinburgh I wish I meet u 😊
Is this composting and brushing out a technique I can use with Luminar Neo?
Hi Neil.Great video as always. Can you let me know what pole you use to mount the flash on please? Ta
Thank you very much! Yes of course, it's called an Impact QuickStik+ Telescopic Handle
How did you manage to have such clean composites when Olga moved so much? haha What a dream it would be to shoot a European wedding here! I feel venues like these are everywhere you go! Great video, Neil! Greetings from America!
Thank you very much Francisco! 😊 Great question - when I am editing these images, I am just removing Helen from the shot, so it doesn't matter how much Olga moves as long as she doesn't overlap Helen
@@NeilRedfern that’s what I thought. You simply removed Helen by Photoshopping her out, correct?
@@FranciscoAlvarezTV Yes, that is correct. As long as you keep the camera still between exposures (ideally you would use a tripod) then it's a very quick process in Photoshop, takes less than a minute
Is that done through stacking the images?
Awesome
Thank you 😊
Amazing!! "DING" 🤣🤣
Haha! Thank you
🙏🙏🙏
Hey Neil question ? Have you try using the new trigger from godox x3 ? I notice that although I don’t need hss I still need to put hss on the trigger to use hss on the a9iii not sure if that makes sense .
I haven't tried the X3 so I don't know I'm afraid - it wouldn't work for me as I like the hotshoe element of the X2T
Great pictures ! I have a question, though : what is the reason for these ambiant light settings 1/800s - iso 400 ? Why don't you keep a low iso (100) and 1/200s ? Ambiant exposure would remain identical with a better image quality but I might miss something...
The sony a9iii base iso is 250 so anything lower would reduce dynamic range. Also the difference in noise between 250 and 400 iso with modern mirrorless cameras is very minimal so it wouldn’t matter too much here. Hope this helped!
I love you work, I have copied you and my work is amazing now
Thank you so much Richie! That is great to hear!
How do you remove helen from picture ?
6:19 in... You might want to edit something out
Thank you very much - I have now done so. I can't believe I missed that, thank you for letting me know