Good to see that you’re getting great results from LEDs. I’ve been using LED since like 2018 when I bought a Sony A73. Found out I can shoot with high ISO of 3200 before noise starts being a problem. Since then, all my client shoots are lit with LEDs. But too bright and they start to squint so there’s a balance to how bright and how close the lights should be. I’m still use strobes on outdoor shoots but LEDs for all indoor portraits, food, products.
I’ve found that edge lit LEDS work great as a main light and they don’t cause you to squint but that’s not a bad thing either as Peter Hurley and the squinch would like it.
Can you do a deep dive on the 500 key light you used? Is it travel friendly? Overheating issues if ran strait for an hour session maybe? So far 200 ISO at 5.6 sounds like I am going to have to buy this
I’ve personally run the 500 for a few hours on some on location shoots and had no issues with it. if you turn off the fan you can only run them at like 50% power though. I can’t say how they travel for flights and things like that but the 500comes in a nice carrying case that is easy to transport from our studio to our locations for shooting. we will keep in mind about maybe doing a deep dive on the light. thank you for watching!
Absolutely! The 3rd light was only hitting the background. The background might get a little darker but you can also move closer to it to light it up with the other 2 lights.
Hey, thanks for the comment! Those are V-flat world's V-flats. They are foldable. In the photo I had two of them next to each other to create like a half box behind. Hope this helps. vflatworld.com/ -Chuy
@@boslabs Thank you SO much! These were exactly what I was looking for. I've been shopping on Amazon for these questionably made room dividers because I couldn't figure out what these were! I really appreciate you man.
@@BHalleyPhotos sure thing. If you don’t need them to fold down small there’s other options too. While definitely great to use and convenient these can be a little pricy and sometimes people want taller vflats. There’s plenty of info on the web for making you’re own too. Plenty of my friends make their own when they need 8ft + ones. Happy shooting.
Thanks for sharing this. I just started with constant light this year, and I've been struggling. In your setting, the hair light is also a Forza 500 set at 25%. Can it be replaced by Forza 60 at 100%? I know 25% of 500 is more than 100, but I'm trying to understand how much I need for a hair or rim light in order to get an appropriate second light. Appreciated!
A forza 60 should definitely be enough to get a proper hair light. The only thing I see happening is maybe not getting as much fill off the v flat bouncing from the hair light to the subject. So you might get a moodier vibe.
@@boslabs Right, I forgot the v flat in your setting. Thank you so much for your help! Not easy to deal with all the choices of LED lights and portrait photography at the same time.
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You deserve way more appreciation this is great and convincing
Hey, thanks! I'm glad this video is doing well and reaching more of y'all. We really appreciate it!
Excellent video. Very clearly explained with great examples and no wasted time. You know your stuff. 👍🏽
Thank you!! We appreciate it.
Quite helpful- hope to see more with these type of lighting and male models.
Thank you for watching!
Thanks! I'm setting up a portrait studio now and debating which direction to go so your video was a helpful part of my research process.
Good stuff, thanks for those settings!
love that you came into this concept with restrictions! thank you for sharing your genuine research!
Thanks! It was fun to do the research! Thanks for watching!
One of the best and top tutorial videos I have every watched! Keep going! Loved it✌
Thank you so much! I’m glad this video resonates with people.
I really appreciate this insight. I’m new to strobes and studio photography so thanks for this.
Thanks for watching! We are planning on making a more vids on using strobes soon!
Love you dude nice work
Gracias!
I very much appreciate the effort and the sharing. I look forward to watching your other vids. Stay well. Thumbs up. 👍🏼
Thanks for watching! 😃
Very helpful video! Thank you for sharing your expertise.
Thank you brother , good video.
So cool! Great video Chuy!
thanks!
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Thanks!
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Very interesting thanks! I'm thinking of testing my video lights in the studio myself!
Pros and cons but it’s nice to know what they are capable of for other applications. Let us know how the testing goes! =D
awesome video!
Thanks!
Good to see that you’re getting great results from LEDs. I’ve been using LED since like 2018 when I bought a Sony A73. Found out I can shoot with high ISO of 3200 before noise starts being a problem. Since then, all my client shoots are lit with LEDs. But too bright and they start to squint so there’s a balance to how bright and how close the lights should be. I’m still use strobes on outdoor shoots but LEDs for all indoor portraits, food, products.
Yeah. Def about finding balance.
😊🎉 great info. Thanks
Great video, would love to see more with 60c
LED lights are life. Reasons why I only own one strobe. Great seeing you doing your own videos man👍
Thanks man! Appreciate it!
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Gracias.
I’ve found that edge lit LEDS work great as a main light and they don’t cause you to squint but that’s not a bad thing either as Peter Hurley and the squinch would like it.
Gotta master the squinch!
New subscriber. Good vibes in this video.
Good presentation.
Super
Thanks!
Can you do a deep dive on the 500 key light you used? Is it travel friendly? Overheating issues if ran strait for an hour session maybe? So far 200 ISO at 5.6 sounds like I am going to have to buy this
I’ve personally run the 500 for a few hours on some on location shoots and had no issues with it. if you turn off the fan you can only run them at like 50% power though. I can’t say how they travel for flights and things like that but the 500comes in a nice carrying case that is easy to transport from our studio to our locations for shooting. we will keep in mind about maybe doing a deep dive on the light. thank you for watching!
Can you do one Studio Portraits/ Headshots using only your head light and Main light (2 lights only)
Absolutely! The 3rd light was only hitting the background. The background might get a little darker but you can also move closer to it to light it up with the other 2 lights.
Love this! What are you using as those folding black backgrounds at around 1:10 mark? I've been looking for something like that.
Hey, thanks for the comment! Those are V-flat world's V-flats. They are foldable. In the photo I had two of them next to each other to create like a half box behind. Hope this helps.
vflatworld.com/
-Chuy
@@boslabs Thank you SO much! These were exactly what I was looking for. I've been shopping on Amazon for these questionably made room dividers because I couldn't figure out what these were! I really appreciate you man.
@@BHalleyPhotos sure thing. If you don’t need them to fold down small there’s other options too. While definitely great to use and convenient these can be a little pricy and sometimes people want taller vflats. There’s plenty of info on the web for making you’re own too. Plenty of my friends make their own when they need 8ft + ones.
Happy shooting.
Do you have a video using budget lighting?
LED's have come a long way and will one day be the light to use. Still appreciate the T1 values of strobes to completely freeze action.
They are only getting more powerful but I still love me some strobes!!!
Thanks for sharing this. I just started with constant light this year, and I've been struggling. In your setting, the hair light is also a Forza 500 set at 25%. Can it be replaced by Forza 60 at 100%? I know 25% of 500 is more than 100, but I'm trying to understand how much I need for a hair or rim light in order to get an appropriate second light. Appreciated!
A forza 60 should definitely be enough to get a proper hair light. The only thing I see happening is maybe not getting as much fill off the v flat bouncing from the hair light to the subject. So you might get a moodier vibe.
@@boslabs Right, I forgot the v flat in your setting. Thank you so much for your help! Not easy to deal with all the choices of LED lights and portrait photography at the same time.
@@zhenyucai we’re all on the same boat. At times I forget that most of the tools we have are capable of more than I can see. Haha happy shooting!
Heads up guys you don’t have to have a low ISO 200 400 either way you’re gonna get a great shot today’s technology is phenomenal!
Hi. And balance white ?!?