I am new to using reflectors, and this video was so incredibly helpful. Showing all of the pieces in use while you were talking things through was so great. I was feeling intimidated before, but you explained everything in such an approachable and easy-to-understand way, and I'm feeling so much better now. Seriously such a great video! Thank you!!
Thanks so much really amazing ..plz i need help how can i put reflector while i am taking photos which surface i put on also i bought new softbox ..shall i buy reflector ? And which is better round or square?
You'll have to experiment with making sure the reflector is bouncing the light from your soft box. And the shape doesn't matter much, unless it's being reflected into an object. The rectangle will typically bounce more without taking up as much space
Not for me in most cases. The difference between the gold and soft white is a matter of how much light (and what color) I want on them. The soft white will look most natural and smooth. The gold will add. a lot of light and will mimic a sunset light. I recently used the gold when doing some poolside photos and I think that's maybe one of the first times I've used it.
Agreed, it can be so much easier to just have this. Although, I’ve found that I almost always need a 2nd person with me to manage it. Sometimes I can on my own. For me, the golden makes it too golden. I’ve found bouncing with the white side during golden hour puts back enough warmth.
This was the best reflector demo I’ve seen, thank you so much!!
You're very welcome. I'm really glad this helps
Me too
Honestly
From 4 years ago but still spot on.
This Man should be saved at all costs
That's was so helpful! Thanks Steve! You are an excellent teacher, because you don't make me feel stupid.
Very good video!
Thank you so much Steve for the helpful and informative review and the tips! God bless and good luck!
Super ,Very Nice ,Congratulations,***
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Great video
A lot of thanks for making and sharing your video!!
Great work - fast, simple, easy
I'm new to understanding reflectors. This was spot on for me. Thank you.
Awesome! That’s great to hear!! Thank you for the feedback
Awesome.. this is very inspiring. Thank you for the video!! I will wait for more from you.
Really glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you!!!!
Cool, hadn’t thought of blocking green grass reflection with the black side
Great!
Awesome tutorial with clear content and nicely expressed.
Thank you!
You're awesome, hoping you make another tutorial in exterior shooting with the Reflector
Detailed with useful advise. Very concise as well👍
Glad it was helpful!
Great explanation.
Thank you very much.
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Thank you so much that was helpful! 👍🏼🤍
Great video. thanks a lot
Glad you liked it!
I am new to using reflectors, and this video was so incredibly helpful. Showing all of the pieces in use while you were talking things through was so great. I was feeling intimidated before, but you explained everything in such an approachable and easy-to-understand way, and I'm feeling so much better now. Seriously such a great video! Thank you!!
Best info video I've seen so far!
Fantastic! I'm glad it's helped
best of the best tutorial
Bruh 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾Excellent job. Feel like an expert after watching this vid. Thank you
Dude, that's great feedback. Thank you!
The best thoroughly explained info ever. Subbed!
Bro, you nailed, a huge like from me👍
This was really informative, thank you.
You're very welcome!
Great tips! Thank you!
So useful! Thank you.
such helpful intro to manipulate lighting :o
Thank you Steve
You're very welcome
Well-taught! Great job. Very helpful.
Very useful tips!
Concise and helpful. Thanks
Great stuff!
very helpful!! thank you so much!!
This was such a helpful tutorial! Thank you !
Really helpful Steve - thanks
Very welcome
Thankyou so much!
I enjoyed evry second, Thank you. You did a great job explaining
Thank you. Glad it was helpful.
Thanks
Great thanks!
Thanks Steve!!!
Thank you for this video 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 just what i needed to know
But you are right, using this by yourself could become tricky 😅
Yea, especially on a windy day. And if you have a bigger reflector, you sometimes need two people.
I just discovered i wasn't even using my 5 in 1 🧐. Thanks for this 🔥 🔥 🔥
You’re welcome 😊
sweet vid
Sweeeeet
Incredibly well done. Very helpful. Thank you for sharing with us.
this was the most helpful!!
GREAT VIDEO STRAIGHT TO THE POINT 😉
Yes! I'm glad you appreciated how quick they can be sometimes.
Great stuff
Wow very thorough !! And im grateful for the mannequin demonstrations thx so much for the lesson
You're very welcome!
best video!
Wow, thanks!
Thank you.
❤
This ready help
Hi Steve! Thanks for the tips!! A question : where cani find a mannequin like this?
It’s so new its not fn bending at all!!! Arggghhhh
Great vid, thanks. Where can I get a manikin head/ bust like that? I can't find one quite like yours. Great tool to practice on.
what size is this reflector? thanks.
Thanks so much really amazing ..plz i need help how can i put reflector while i am taking photos which surface i put on also i bought new softbox ..shall i buy reflector ? And which is better round or square?
You'll have to experiment with making sure the reflector is bouncing the light from your soft box. And the shape doesn't matter much, unless it's being reflected into an object. The rectangle will typically bounce more without taking up as much space
thank you for the helpful tutorial + explanation! can i ask where you got your reflector from?
you got it! www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GNV6MMU/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Does choosing which diffuser to use (soft white/gold) depend on the skin color/tone?
Not for me in most cases. The difference between the gold and soft white is a matter of how much light (and what color) I want on them. The soft white will look most natural and smooth. The gold will add. a lot of light and will mimic a sunset light. I recently used the gold when doing some poolside photos and I think that's maybe one of the first times I've used it.
Not wrong our kid,lighter to carry than lights and they weigh feathers.5in1.
The golden hour needs a gold.
Agreed, it can be so much easier to just have this. Although, I’ve found that I almost always need a 2nd person with me to manage it. Sometimes I can on my own. For me, the golden makes it too golden. I’ve found bouncing with the white side during golden hour puts back enough warmth.
How can you have just 670 subscribers??
is this the 100x150 format ?
it was the 80x120cm www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GNV6MMU/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1