I just played with shutter drag on a shoot last week, with a prime though (and moving my camera or having the model move) but I hadn't thought to try with a zoom lens! I'll have to try that next time
You just stick it over the light with some gaffers tape leaving a bit of a gap. The Profoto D2's have a flat surface so you can mount the gel over it, it's not exactly touching an exposed bulb.
You just stick it over the light with some gaffers tape leaving a bit of a gap. The Profoto D2's have a flat surface so you can mount the gel over it, it's not exactly touching an exposed bulb.
All I kept thinking throughout most of this video was , how is she keeping the tether cable in. I have to duct tape mine even with their goofy cable lock thing.
Start with one and build to three! You should check out my class lindsayadler.photo/msl. I recommend what gear to start with, modifiers, and take you through everything you need to know!
Thank you for sharing all your knowledge you are such an inspiration! Love it!
Thank you so much for watching!
You’re my inspiration.
Awesome!! Love your work. Hardly wait for your next video. Thanks.
incredible.! how can you be so creative every video is something else wow wow wow!!!!
That works super well.
One more crazy creative photoshoot
Love the incorporation of multiple creative techniques in this video and your ability to notice opportunities to push further.
Thanks so much! :)
Great stuff Lindsey. I love the shutter drag effects.
Great video! Thanks for sharing your creativity!!
The shots are cool and creative
you are always awsome great shots
Wow! I LOVED IT
I love the creativity behind this shot. You are me hero LOL
I love the experiment's outcome. It does pop using the colors chosen. Well done Lindsay 📸
Very inspiring! I'll definitely check out those shutter drag techniques in the other videos.
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Excellent!!! Your videos are always so inspiring. I can’t wait to try something like this myself. Thanks!🙏🏾
Amazing. Inspired. Inspiring.
Thanks so much!
Awesome images, Lindsay! I love the complementary colors!
Love it and the creativity! Going to have to try this idea with one of my high school senior shoots! 👍🏻
Awesome photos and clear explanation once again 😱 I wish photography teachers were this clear and informative when I went to school back in the day
Absolutely stunning
L❤️🔥VE! this! images look super cool! 😍
Fantastically informative video, you are a superb educator!
It's pretty cool! I like the shots and the colour.
This is super doable with insane results! Lindsay you've done it again
this. was. awesome.
Thanks so much!
Always great stuff
Amazing experiment!
LIndsay i love your works... You are everytime a inspiration... for me
Thank you!
Cool 🤘🏽
Thank you!
I just played with shutter drag on a shoot last week, with a prime though (and moving my camera or having the model move) but I hadn't thought to try with a zoom lens! I'll have to try that next time
And zooms really good effect.
Great video. Would like to see how you fit the gels inside the softbox and umbrella.
You just stick it over the light with some gaffers tape leaving a bit of a gap. The Profoto D2's have a flat surface so you can mount the gel over it, it's not exactly touching an exposed bulb.
wow..
I absolutely adore your dedication and work. May I ask how wide is your background size ?
9ft!
So what was the settings of the camera please .? Cause with so low shutter you have to increase f right .? To Lille the ambient light .? Thanks
1/10 sec Iso 400 F8 Is usually where I start with something like this.
I would love to see how you mounted the gel to the strobe. There are zero tutorials that are actually good that teach that.
You just stick it over the light with some gaffers tape leaving a bit of a gap. The Profoto D2's have a flat surface so you can mount the gel over it, it's not exactly touching an exposed bulb.
Superfan..
xoxo
the shutter drag is with flash or continous light or a combination?
combination
All I kept thinking throughout most of this video was , how is she keeping the tether cable in. I have to duct tape mine even with their goofy cable lock thing.
lol luck I guess. :D
How many lights would you recommend getting as someone just starting out with studio photography? :)
Start with one and build to three! You should check out my class lindsayadler.photo/msl. I recommend what gear to start with, modifiers, and take you through everything you need to know!
Are the profoto modeling lights flash balanced, or does the gel tend to take care of color differences
Thx @lindsayadler
Amazing