AHHHHHHHHHHHH So this is how they get this look!!!! This has been troubling me for a while. I always thought it was raising the F Stop and ISO but that tends to cause overexposure. I like this look for certain pics, just look crispy
Nice video, thanks. Can I ask is that a Chimera 6x6ft frame and is it just held with a Chimera panel clamp into a grip head on a Matthews baby cstand. No weights were needed to be added ? I ask because I have almost got one many times and thats how I would want to use it. I can only take limited grip most of the time when I shoot.
@@trevorallen_dp light things on a cstand don't always need a sandbag. I take my gear in a think tank manager 30 and a backpack. I only bring two "water sandbags" with me and I try to have gear thats light enough thaat I don't need them eg Matthews RoadRags, Ifootage 130bna. Packs small and light weight is my friend.
I tend to lean toward low key lighting naturally but have been working on strengthening my weaker points in lighting, like when it comes to high key lighting. You vid helped a lot with my approach to this style. Dope vid, appreciate it man.
Awesome video man, could you please recommend which lights to go for if on a budget to get high key look for RUclips videos. I am planning to buy 2 newer no 660 and also have sl60w for lighting my face.
It really depends on size of space and coverage you have. The bigger the lamps the better, can always diffuse more to cut down level. Let me know which ones you went with!
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So this is how they get this look!!!! This has been troubling me for a while. I always thought it was raising the F Stop and ISO but that tends to cause overexposure.
I like this look for certain pics, just look crispy
thx for the advice. but it would really help if you were to show the whole frame of space so we can see how you lit it up.
great one!
I think if you dimmed the background lights and let the accent lights create larger pools of light you would get those shadows you were looking for.
Nice video, thanks. Can I ask is that a Chimera 6x6ft frame and is it just held with a Chimera panel clamp into a grip head on a Matthews baby cstand. No weights were needed to be added ? I ask because I have almost got one many times and thats how I would want to use it. I can only take limited grip most of the time when I shoot.
Yes it is, also I always add sandbags on everything just forgot to in this one!
@@trevorallen_dp light things on a cstand don't always need a sandbag. I take my gear in a think tank manager 30 and a backpack. I only bring two "water sandbags" with me and I try to have gear thats light enough thaat I don't need them eg Matthews RoadRags, Ifootage 130bna. Packs small and light weight is my friend.
This is great info!! Thanks for the breakdown!!
Well done 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Thank you for watching!
I tend to lean toward low key lighting naturally but have been working on strengthening my weaker points in lighting, like when it comes to high key lighting. You vid helped a lot with my approach to this style. Dope vid, appreciate it man.
Glad I could help!
Very good!!! Thanks for the content
More to come!
Super helpful breakdown, thank you
Glad I could help!
Thanks for the vid. Who makes your diffusion frame
I've been looking into them. I need a 6x6 for a job coming up
Chimera! Highly recommend
Appreciate this! Thanks
Awesome video man, could you please recommend which lights to go for if on a budget to get high key look for RUclips videos. I am planning to buy 2 newer no 660 and also have sl60w for lighting my face.
It really depends on size of space and coverage you have. The bigger the lamps the better, can always diffuse more to cut down level. Let me know which ones you went with!
Very nice breakdown thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
excellent
you like a painting here , good job! what is your lighting setup?
Is it a one stop difussion?
1/2 grid!
Looks so good!!
killed it
Thanks