Thanks for the effort, not sure if you noticed you captured a tic toc sound that was extremely annoying, I could not watch the video, it only happened while you spoke, when your husband did in another setting it was not there, so it was during capture on your area. I’m a pro photographer and want to give you a small piece of advice. Since you wear glasses move the (key) front light a bit higher that will avoid a reflection on your glasses. Your lighting works just that would help, best of luck. I critique with the outmost respect, thanks. Sincerely, Alex.
Hi Alex! Thanks for stopping by! I listened back and the "tic-toc" is in the drum track in the background music; it's muted for hubs portion. And I'm definitely working on lighting myself. You probably noticed that the ceiling in my office is sloped. It's always a challenge getting any of my lights high enough and in a decent position, so I generally opt for contacts. I'm gonna keep trying until I get it right, though! Thanks again for the tips.
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I never get tired of your intro.
I just got a light wand or stick for my photos to illuminate eyes.
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@@MacktheMaverick Its great for my photo clients.I love it, because I hate carrying large lights
Thanks for the effort, not sure if you noticed you captured a tic toc sound that was extremely annoying, I could not watch the video, it only happened while you spoke, when your husband did in another setting it was not there, so it was during capture on your area. I’m a pro photographer and want to give you a small piece of advice. Since you wear glasses move the (key) front light a bit higher that will avoid a reflection on your glasses. Your lighting works just that would help, best of luck. I critique with the outmost respect, thanks. Sincerely, Alex.
Hi Alex! Thanks for stopping by! I listened back and the "tic-toc" is in the drum track in the background music; it's muted for hubs portion. And I'm definitely working on lighting myself. You probably noticed that the ceiling in my office is sloped. It's always a challenge getting any of my lights high enough and in a decent position, so I generally opt for contacts. I'm gonna keep trying until I get it right, though! Thanks again for the tips.