Good and important information about the benefits of umbrellas. Sometimes I feel like they don't get enough appreciation from the pro level photographers. Me personally I love them.
Umbrellas are essentially soft boxes without front diffusion and soft boxes are essentially umbrellas with front diffusion. Umbrellas on a boom are essentially light bounced off a ceiling. Add in some differences in shape that affect how wide the light spreads or the need to have something or somebody to hold a reflector like a $4 sheet of foam board from walmart, you can get the same diffusion and bounce until have the chance to get specified equipment.
Thanks Lindsey. I wasn’t paying attention , but you said something about tether tools cable. Have they improved their product? Initially , I liked, but now I find them struggling with Nikon Z8 & Z9’s along with Fuji GFX 100ii
Oh, hmmm. I can't really speak to that. I think it is the same, but they do have a new longer cable I've been using that has two boosters and I've found good luck with that one.
Great info as always. Thanks for that. Question for you. It seems that lately you are using the RF 24-105 f/2.8 as opposed to the f/4 version which you were previously using. Since you are setting it at f/8 and above, I was wondering why you made the change? I also have the F4 version but I typically shoot with an RF 28-70 F2. I also shoot with an old adapted EF 85 mm f/1.2 but more often than not, I don't have enough room to get get far enough back for a full body shot when shooting in smaller studios or indoors. Thanks!
I've switched over the the 2.8 in general. (a) its a bit sharper (b) If I want to be able to go to 2.8 I can, and if not, its fine. I mostly retired my f4
@@lindsayadlerphoto Ah ok. Thanks! I was *thinking* it might be image quality. I know after using the F2 it really made the F4 pale in comparison. And a full extra stop never hurts. Thanks again!
A photographer finally throwing out some big love for the umbrellas! Thank you Lindsay!
Happy New Year!! Thanks for video.
The classes are very good. Great for personal projects or others. Thanks.
Good and important information about the benefits of umbrellas. Sometimes I feel like they don't get enough appreciation from the pro level photographers. Me personally I love them.
Thanks for giving back to the community. Hope to see another video next month. Thanks.
Love the creative process and tips!! Wish you great success this year and workshops. Thanks.
I am glad you have these videos. Great if you want to do personal work or campaign. Awesome work!!
I see if I can take some pictures at a future date. Thanks for tips.
Stunning work as always.
Sweet!! Great work as always. Thanks for the class.
wow ...very nice lighs is passing through to image...i like that...
Thanks for the class.
Beautiful work.
Thanks Lindsay, yes the hollywood look is prominent in the final image :D
Umbrellas are so cheap and yes, also very lightweight and easy to set up.
Love the new video editing style
i tried that part closed of course it works good thanks for doing it i feel justified
Great Master!!!!
I've always use umbrellas, if you can control the light you can use wherever you got!
Umbrellas are essentially soft boxes without front diffusion and soft boxes are essentially umbrellas with front diffusion.
Umbrellas on a boom are essentially light bounced off a ceiling.
Add in some differences in shape that affect how wide the light spreads or the need to have something or somebody to hold a reflector like a $4 sheet of foam board from walmart, you can get the same diffusion and bounce until have the chance to get specified equipment.
excelente...
Thanks Lindsey. I wasn’t paying attention , but you said something about tether tools cable. Have they improved their product? Initially , I liked, but now I find them struggling with Nikon Z8 & Z9’s along with Fuji GFX 100ii
Oh, hmmm. I can't really speak to that. I think it is the same, but they do have a new longer cable I've been using that has two boosters and I've found good luck with that one.
Great info as always. Thanks for that. Question for you. It seems that lately you are using the RF 24-105 f/2.8 as opposed to the f/4 version which you were previously using. Since you are setting it at f/8 and above, I was wondering why you made the change? I also have the F4 version but I typically shoot with an RF 28-70 F2. I also shoot with an old adapted EF 85 mm f/1.2 but more often than not, I don't have enough room to get get far enough back for a full body shot when shooting in smaller studios or indoors. Thanks!
I've switched over the the 2.8 in general. (a) its a bit sharper (b) If I want to be able to go to 2.8 I can, and if not, its fine. I mostly retired my f4
@@lindsayadlerphoto Ah ok. Thanks! I was *thinking* it might be image quality. I know after using the F2 it really made the F4 pale in comparison. And a full extra stop never hurts. Thanks again!
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Can this technique be used to create female portraits?
Sure, if you want that type of dramatic look for a female. I have other looks that feature umbrellas in my guide: lindsayadler.photo/umbrellas
@@lindsayadlerphoto Missing A in Lindsay there. 😜
@@Tom_RUclips_stole_my_handle Thanks. Corrected.
f2.8?? I think f4
Nope. Canon also sells a 24-105 f/2.8 in addition to an f/4.
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