I cannot thank you enough for this video! You have helped clear up some of the questions that I've had and also got me to order a reflector stand before your video was over. I feel that your video has helped me put together the final elements for my home photography studio. You've earned this subscriber. I am looking forward to more of your video tips and tricks. Thanks again!
I have always enjoyed your tutorials you have been a great inspiration. Hope the best for you and your family. You are a phenomenon photographer and you make things very simple and play.❤
I am Far from a beginner but I enjoy your video. You did a great job in explaining how you don’t need to break the bank in order to get decent results.
Another brilliant video, thank you so much. These are brilliant because you simplify the whole process, show how you can do it with low cost gear but then your end results look amazing. Really inspiring stuff.
Thank You Sir, a very good Video I learned a lot I am trying to set up a small Studio in the Lana of my home. I appreciate your time to impart this knowledge, Your presentation is excellent.
I have the Godox/Flashpoint AD400 Pro and relied on the fantastic battery until I purchased the AC Adapter. GAME CHANGER! Not sure why I took so long to get it, but it's well worth the investment and saves the hassle of cycling through and charging the battery over and over. Great video! Reminds me a lot of my own home setup :)
I have the Godox SL60W, it’s a video light and I got it for my TH-cam videos. Now that I am into photography, I’m I suppose to give it out🥺 seems as if it’s not that dope for photography.
I just got my v1pro for my fuji. I am wondering if you can list the projects names or links to the items that connected to your vr1 pro flash stand. I am planning to get into studio photography. I have been doing street photography as hobby for nearly 20 years but totally new into studio photography. Would just the vr1 pro be enough as my main light for more than one person picture for studio? Thank you
Great video bro. I was never sure on what size backdrops to get (width). Definitely appreciate your simplified studio setup and insight. Gotta love those godox and Glow ez lock products. Looking forward to the next video.
Thanks brother! It's funny you say that about the backdrops because I went back and forth for a while trying to figure out what size I needed lol. Godox and Glow make amazing products👌 Appreciate you for watching😄🙏
This video was great! Ive been into photography for quite some time and was never a human portrait photographer. Ive worked worked more so with in the field pet portraits. Recently I have been contemplating doing studio type portraits and need to get a decent yet budget friendly set up. I am a micro four thirds photographer so a good lighting set up is needed. The small sensor needs more light and all. This was very informative and explained well. Thanks for this video!
That was very helpful man. I'm starting in photography and got all my gears. Just waiting on a couple of specific lenses I want and I'm out the door to capture some Beautiful pictures.
judging by the comments folks are not used to the ingenuity of BLK and LATINO shoOterz! I've met so many minority photographers who shoot as good as Ridley Scott(!) yet make it happen on shoestring budget! well done sir!
This was dope and super informative. I think you said make a video showcasing your relationship at home with balancing your in home studio. Most of us have a wife at home some are supportive some are not and some will kill us to have all that studio equipment laying around lol I just think it would be a dope topic.
very nicely done! For those with crop sensor cameras, a 50mm lens is equivalent to about 75mm which a great as a portrait lens. A 50mm f1.8 lens is relatively cheap if you're on a budget or just starting out.
Adrian, Happy new year and thanks for a great video. I was looking for something as close to this. Can you direct me to any of your videos where you have this studio setup at play. Meaning I want to see how you use the AD400, trigger, the softbox and speed lights. Looking to upgrade my home studio and I've heard a lot of Godox and looking to combine my Nikon gear with the Godox. Any link or help would be appreciated.
Hey. Happy new year to you also! I have a shoot I did with my son where I showed some behind the scenes. Here's the link to the video: th-cam.com/video/F33tzukqPF0/w-d-xo.html Thanks for this comment..I can make a video in the future talking more about my lighting setups.
Thanks man! I usually just pair them on my trigger. I prefer to do that versus using a speedlight on slave mode. I like the menu on the trigger better.
Great video! Thank you for sharing. I have set up my studio in various different locations - costing me WAY too much $$$! I am now looking to set up at home in a 12X20 space. What are your thoughts? Would this be adequate space for indoor shooting?
I just roll the paper out and tap it to the ground. Full body shots can be a challenge depending on how much space you have, but using a wider lens can help.
Out of curiosity, why did you choose the portable flash system ( ad200, ad400...) over their studio strobe like the dp400, sk400 etc. ? I find the Godox systems kinda confusing - speed light - portable flash - strobes etc.. can't tell the difference.
No specific reason. The AD200 was one of the first flashes I found out about when I got started with flash photography. Then I grabbed the 400 when it was on sale. I don't find them confusing at all.
I have a question I own a Sony a6300 but looking to upgrade but don’t know what full frame camera body to purchase would you recommend. The A7II or the A7III
A7iii hands down! Have you seen my comparison video of the A7ii vs A7iii? If not, here's the link if you want to check it out: th-cam.com/video/4esSCl5oBGQ/w-d-xo.html
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This is one of best videos on studio photography I’ve seen
Wow...thanks, I appreciate that!
Supporting my black photographers!!! #Subscribed
I cannot thank you enough for this video! You have helped clear up some of the questions that I've had and also got me to order a reflector stand before your video was over. I feel that your video has helped me put together the final elements for my home photography studio. You've earned this subscriber. I am looking forward to more of your video tips and tricks. Thanks again!
it is very kind from you to give us all these tips to the beginners, Thank you very much and God bless you
This is a great video . . . I use to take photos all the time its been over 5+ years but I am picking it back up now.. Thanks for sharing
Thank you! Good to hear you're getting back to it 😊
Very informative video. Thank you for sharing your photography & equipment set up. Have a wonderful day. 🥰
Thank you for this. I'm setting up a portable studio for portraits at events. This helps.
spectacular information for a novice to learn thanks
You're welcome, Robert. Glad it was helpful.
Thank you for simply being real! I’m just starting out as a home based photographer especially with COVID!!
Congratulations on starting! That's usually the hardest part. I'm over Covid lol...this year has been crazy😅
I found this so helpful and easy to understand. Thank you for sharing.
No problem. Glad it was helpful😊
This has been very informational Thank You so Much
This is the video I needed, thanx man
Great video Adrian! Thank you 👍🏻
I have always enjoyed your tutorials you have been a great inspiration. Hope the best for you and your family. You are a phenomenon photographer and you make things very simple and play.❤
Thank you so much! That means a lot.
I am Far from a beginner but I enjoy your video. You did a great job in explaining how you don’t need to break the bank in order to get decent results.
Thanks for watching!
Another brilliant video, thank you so much. These are brilliant because you simplify the whole process, show how you can do it with low cost gear but then your end results look amazing. Really inspiring stuff.
Great vid very helpful advice. I now have a better idea on what to look for for home studio set up. Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Thank You Sir, a very good Video I learned a lot I am trying to set up a small Studio in the Lana of my home. I appreciate your time to impart this knowledge, Your presentation is excellent.
Thanks so much much bro, I'm encouraged
Glad to hear it, Adeola!
Great video! Helpful information! Glad I found you.
Thanks Rita! 😁
I shoot mostly outdoor natural light but have recently gotten interested in indoor low light photography and very new at indoor shooting.
That's what's up. I mainly shoot outdoors also, but I've been enjoying shooting indoors and trying something new.
Been waiting for you to drop this video when you mentioned you did headshots in your garage. Quality vid again. Absolutely love this channel 👍🏾
Hey brother! Thanks for all the feedback you leave on my videos.
Extremely informative! Thanks so much!
Outstanding video with great presentation and illustrations
Glad you enjoyed it
thank you so much for this video i found it very informative:)
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much its good video i understand things never knee before
You're welcome✊️
great stuff, I'm starting off and need help. this stuff is a great starter
I'm glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
A great video! Provided a great insight into setup of my own 😁
Thanks man...glad it was helpful! 🙏
@@AdrianLardPhoto I'd be happy to see your current setup man! 😁
Thanks man, will order the light stand and the backdrop.
No problem 👍...preciate you for watching!
Nice and simple
Thank you for sharing this
great set up
You did an awesome job with your niece's photoshoot! Loved it!
Thank you so much!
Thank you bro this is super helpful.
No problem✊...thanks for watching!
you answered so many of my questions in this one vid bro, love the channel
Thanks Sarwar! I'm glad the video was helpful!
got much value from this video and you just gained a new subscriber as well. New to photography and I look forward to learning more!
Thanks...I appreciate the support. Welcome to the community!
Good stuff, dude ! You've earned a new subscriber.
Thanks for the support😁
Great presentation
Thanks Clint!
Keep it real 💯💯💯 that motivation right there
Preciate you for watching🙏🙏
great video thanks man!
No problem...thanks for watching Brett!
2 words...THANK YOU!
You are the man for emphasizing sandbags😁😁 - client safety🤦♂️🤦♀️
LOL😁
Dang u really break this stuff down to the T! Thanks a ton brother, I subbed 👍🏽
thank you for the information...very informative and I'm new to the photo word..
Glad it was helpful!
Great video bro 👍thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!
video is right on time my brother this was on my to do list today to do research on home studios ... so thanks for the one stop shop!
Preciate ya Jamaal! Gone get it set up bro💪💪
Great video!
Thanks Anita😁
Wow that's awesome I love this
Thanks for watching!
I have the Godox/Flashpoint AD400 Pro and relied on the fantastic battery until I purchased the AC Adapter. GAME CHANGER! Not sure why I took so long to get it, but it's well worth the investment and saves the hassle of cycling through and charging the battery over and over. Great video! Reminds me a lot of my own home setup :)
Thanks for sharing that Bryan. I'll look into that. Appreciate you for watching!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Love your work bro!!!!!!
Thanks Sami! Preciate that🙏
Thanks for sharing 👍🏾
No problem...thanks for watching😊
Very informative. I'm a new photographer and your videos are awesome.
Thank you! I appreciate that. Glad you're enjoying the videos!
I'm From Brazil..And i came here just to say: THank you!!
Wow a viewer from Brazil, that is so cool! Thank you for watching!
Great video! After watching this, I subscribed to your channel. Keep up the great work!
Awesome, thank you!
Just got a new sun bro... Need that creative motivation.. been out here looking to build so I will be check you out 4 sho
Preciate that brother💯🙏...time to work💪
I have the Godox SL60W, it’s a video light and I got it for my TH-cam videos. Now that I am into photography, I’m I suppose to give it out🥺 seems as if it’s not that dope for photography.
I asked a question. Pls any suggestions?
I think it's a great light for studio photography. I mainly use mine for TH-cam also.
@@AdrianLardPhoto thanks
Exactly what I needed
Great! Thanks for watching!
Man...good stuff here! You just go me to subscribe...love your approach and energy. Very informative. Well done 👍
Thanks Jerry! Appreciate you for watching. Happy New Year!
Gonna wanna
I just got my v1pro for my fuji. I am wondering if you can list the projects names or links to the items that connected to your vr1 pro flash stand. I am planning to get into studio photography. I have been doing street photography as hobby for nearly 20 years but totally new into studio photography. Would just the vr1 pro be enough as my main light for more than one person picture for studio? Thank you
Your videos are so helpful and well explained. I really appreciate the work you put in, very helpful.
Preciate that Anthony🙏🙏
Great video bro. I was never sure on what size backdrops to get (width). Definitely appreciate your simplified studio setup and insight. Gotta love those godox and Glow ez lock products. Looking forward to the next video.
Thanks brother! It's funny you say that about the backdrops because I went back and forth for a while trying to figure out what size I needed lol. Godox and Glow make amazing products👌 Appreciate you for watching😄🙏
This video was great! Ive been into photography for quite some time and was never a human portrait photographer. Ive worked worked more so with in the field pet portraits. Recently I have been contemplating doing studio type portraits and need to get a decent yet budget friendly set up. I am a micro four thirds photographer so a good lighting set up is needed. The small sensor needs more light and all. This was very informative and explained well. Thanks for this video!
Glad you enjoyed the video, Cory!
Thank you.
Thanks for watching🤝
Is the S bracket compatible with your main softbox?
Thanks 🙏
You’re welcome 😊
solid vid
Thanks!
That was very helpful man. I'm starting in photography and got all my gears. Just waiting on a couple of specific lenses I want and I'm out the door to capture some Beautiful pictures.
Thanks. Glad it was helpful🙏
Really good video man, very informative. Keep it up !
Thanks🙏
cool ty
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Great. A person of color talking omg🔥🙏🏽
Yes sir✊😎
Adrian Lard have an Instagram?
Great video and awesome photographs!
awesome setup!
Thanks bruh!
Another Nice Video! Proof that you don’t need a fortune to turn almost any space into a viable Studio.
Right on...you gotta work with what you got✊
judging by the comments folks are not used to the ingenuity of BLK and LATINO shoOterz! I've met so many minority photographers who shoot as good as Ridley Scott(!) yet make it happen on shoestring budget! well done sir!
This was dope and super informative. I think you said make a video showcasing your relationship at home with balancing your in home studio. Most of us have a wife at home some are supportive some are not and some will kill us to have all that studio equipment laying around lol I just think it would be a dope topic.
Haha right. My wife is pretty supportive (thank god lol). That a great idea though..thanks for the suggestion!
Nice content brother! Subscribed
Thanks😁
Do you still like the godox AD200?
Can you tell me what is the name of that yellow back drop
You can check it out here: geni.us/wO0ZA (affiliate link)
Thank you
very nicely done! For those with crop sensor cameras, a 50mm lens is equivalent to about 75mm which a great as a portrait lens. A 50mm f1.8 lens is relatively
cheap if you're on a budget or just starting out.
What color paper do you suggest for someone just starting? Black, white, and…?
@@JeremiahsJourney08 Hi. I would say black or white. I think I started out with a black backdrop.
@@AdrianLardPhoto thank you. How would this work if my spare room has carpet? Everyone’s home studio that I’ve seen has hardwood or a hard surface. 😫
@@JeremiahsJourney08 You're welcome! I wouldn't worry about it unless you're shooting full body images.
Adrian, Happy new year and thanks for a great video. I was looking for something as close to this. Can you direct me to any of your videos where you have this studio setup at play. Meaning I want to see how you use the AD400, trigger, the softbox and speed lights. Looking to upgrade my home studio and I've heard a lot of Godox and looking to combine my Nikon gear with the Godox. Any link or help would be appreciated.
Hey. Happy new year to you also! I have a shoot I did with my son where I showed some behind the scenes. Here's the link to the video: th-cam.com/video/F33tzukqPF0/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for this comment..I can make a video in the future talking more about my lighting setups.
@@AdrianLardPhoto That would be great. In the meantime will proceed to watch this video in the link. Thanks so much.
please show me how you set up your soft box with the lights
Shoot me a message on Instagram and I'll show you @adrianlardphoto 😊
⛳️very good
thank you for this video , i am a new sub and this was very helpful
You're welcome. Thanks for the support🙏
do pros use zoom for portraits? why not faster primes?
I want to do inside studio work like this how can i get the steam less backgrounds or what’s best colors
I should have some of my favorites listed in the video description box.
Great tutorial as usual ! How do you pair your strobe and your speedlight? Do you set the speedlight on slave mode?
Thanks man! I usually just pair them on my trigger. I prefer to do that versus using a speedlight on slave mode. I like the menu on the trigger better.
@@AdrianLardPhoto i see, does the speedlight and strobe need to be the same brand as the trigger to fonction?
Great video! Thank you for sharing. I have set up my studio in various different locations - costing me WAY too much $$$! I am now looking to set up at home in a 12X20 space. What are your thoughts? Would this be adequate space for indoor shooting?
I think 12x20 is plenty of space!
I want something exactly as this
Hey you could do it. All you need is a little space.
How do you do full body shoot in your studio and a plain white background?
I just roll the paper out and tap it to the ground. Full body shots can be a challenge depending on how much space you have, but using a wider lens can help.
@@AdrianLardPhoto my toughest challenge am having is shoot full body on white background. Pls can you do a tutorial on this?
Cool
Thanks
so would you get the C stand or the Neewer stand that you have in this video ?
Hey. Yeah, it's cheaper and just as good. I mainly use my c-stand now for just outdoor portraits or events.
Out of curiosity, why did you choose the portable flash system ( ad200, ad400...) over their studio strobe like the dp400, sk400 etc. ? I find the Godox systems kinda confusing - speed light - portable flash - strobes etc.. can't tell the difference.
No specific reason. The AD200 was one of the first flashes I found out about when I got started with flash photography. Then I grabbed the 400 when it was on sale. I don't find them confusing at all.
Not to mention then AD units have head extensions and are battery powered (no wires).
Here to support another black photoghaper.
Thanks, I appreciate that💯✊✊
I have a question I own a Sony a6300 but looking to upgrade but don’t know what full frame camera body to purchase would you recommend. The A7II or the A7III
A7iii hands down! Have you seen my comparison video of the A7ii vs A7iii? If not, here's the link if you want to check it out: th-cam.com/video/4esSCl5oBGQ/w-d-xo.html
thankz men
No problem! Thanks for watching!
You can use Godox speedlights off camera universally. My Nikon trigger will Fire your lights.
Oh yeah, that's cool. Thanks for the info!