OMG!!!! This video was soooooo helpful. I always waste so much time in the beginning of my shoots trying to play with the lighting setup. I always get to the studio 30-45 mins early so I can get things figured out. But you just made it soooooo simple!!!! Thank you so much!!!🙏🏽
@@EliInfante What do you have lighting her hair and the backdrop? AD200? Im thinking of getting the AD400 for my key and two AD200 for lighting backgrounds
Dope shoot. I love using my beauty dish for photoshoots on my channel as well, it always makes for great photos especially with the v flat! Nice video.
Your content is always useful and with that cute smile we don't get bored 😁.. Love the information you put across, Thank you.. It would be great if you add a editing tutorial for this image, skin retouching.. I love the edit as much as I love the shot📸👌🏼😍
Eli Question could you have used a AD200 also for the key lighting and get the same results? If so because your key light is more powerful that using an AD200 would that mean that you would have to step up the power a few or one stop higher?
The reason I ask is because I would like to get 2 AD200’s instead of 1 AD400/600 and just 1 AD200. What would you advise me to get. I wanna to be able to shoot indoors most of the time however I would like to explore shoots outdoor like at a pier/ park/ beach day and or night scenery
Thanks so much for this, this was exactly what I was after especially the fact I have an AD600 Pro, AD200 Pro and a V1 (Godox branded, I am in Australia and we don't have access to Adorama/Flashpoint here). You've got yourself a new subscriber today thank you :)
great content ,i have learned .what background material is better for indoor photo shoots. And depending on the shoot what length distance is better between the background and the subject?
The background distance is going to be up to your vision. If you want your key light to spill light onto your background you can move the subject close.
in studio i set 5700 kelvin but image get a lot of magenta color. i thought its optimal settings for studio Flashlight. what's could be wrong with that ?
I love your channel friend, I wanted to ask you something, I love the background but when I have read that it is vinyl I have run away, on the web where you buy it they send it rolled or folded? I say it because of wrinkles.
Useful video thanks! When I use a silver reflector 6:05 I get odd streaks in the bounced light because the silver surface is kind of creased and textured. Do you ever get this and how can it be corrected?
Isn't it actually the higher the shutter speed the darker the image captured, and therefore, the shutter speed being usually a fraction of a second, unless long exposure is sought, the lower the number ... 1/5000 is surely a lower number than 1/2000 which is a lower number than 1/4 of a second. Was rather confusing on the terms, apart from that.....great videos, love them. Keep them coming please
Eli one of the best photography videos on TH-cam
Thanks bro!
Very interesting video. Short and concise. The very basics of good portrait photography and well explained. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much!
You just explained for just 8 minutes how to consistently get great results on using strobe lights in a studio. Excellent job man!
Thanks Jordan! That's always my goal in my videos keep them straight to the point.
I love when this supposedly complex lighting is broken down in to simple steps, explained in an 8 minute video and it all makes sense. Thank you. 👍🏽
Thanks Idris! That's my goal with my videos :)
Gorgeous model. Gorgeous photos. Great information 👍
Thank you so much Cosmogang!
I have been seeking a video like this. Love that you showed how you introduced each light and set them up individually. Thank you so much!
Glad you enjoyed it!
OMG!!!! This video was soooooo helpful. I always waste so much time in the beginning of my shoots trying to play with the lighting setup. I always get to the studio 30-45 mins early so I can get things figured out. But you just made it soooooo simple!!!! Thank you so much!!!🙏🏽
Glad it was helpful!
This man is always smiling ☺️thanks for the tutorial bro✌🏽
My pleasure
Really ur great sir, some people don't reveal the secrets but you did!
I'm glad you are back! please upload as much as possible
I wish I could make more videos. My full time job is what pays the bills so that is my first priority at the moment :)
Very nice background warm for color portraits and going black and white very nice as well.
Thanks Terry!
Loving your channel so much.... thank you
You are so welcome!
I followed on Instagram before I knew you were a TH-camr!! Loooove you!!!
Love you too! Thanks for supporting! :)
Great video and instruction Eli. Thanks for posting.
Thank you so much John! I've been loving your recent work :)
Sooo gorgeous video!!! Nice works, Eli
Thank you! The backdrop really made the difference in these shots :)
Very good explanation, i learned how to do step by step switching the light. This was for me the take away.
Thanks for sharing!
Great to hear!
I am so in love with your work. Truly inspirational.
Thank you so much!
gorgeous work
Thank you Debbie!
Very good explanation! Ties it all up.
Glad it was helpful!
Stunning!!
Thank you! 😊
@@EliInfante What do you have lighting her hair and the backdrop? AD200? Im thinking of getting the AD400 for my key and two AD200 for lighting backgrounds
@@vc6218 I believe I had a Speedlight.
VERY INFORMATIVE. Thanks so much Eli
Thanks for the feedback Kath.
Thanks bro, estuvo genial 👍🏼
Thank you!
Thank You Sooooooo Kuch For This Informative Video. Love From Pakistan
You’re an excellent teacher. Thank you!
Thank you so much! I try my best and feel I still need improvement
Great video thanks! What trigger/system do you use to control all you lights?
For this series I used Godox trigger.
Dope shoot. I love using my beauty dish for photoshoots on my channel as well, it always makes for great photos especially with the v flat! Nice video.
Thank you so much! I need to use my beauty dish more :)
Clear facts and nice tutorial thanks
Thanks man! Appreciate the feedback :)
Great work Eli! Love that backdrop color!
Thank you! The color is great me and my friends loved it.
Your content is always useful and with that cute smile we don't get bored 😁.. Love the information you put across, Thank you.. It would be great if you add a editing tutorial for this image, skin retouching.. I love the edit as much as I love the shot📸👌🏼😍
Thanks for the feedback Aman! A skin retouching video is on my list of videos :)
Your videos has helped me allot thank you sir
Glad to hear that ELT!
Very very informative..please make a video on outdoor dramatic portraits using multiple lights.
Great idea Udit!
That "no frieges... pinche battery..." face gets me. Nice video dude. Very informative.
Hahahah my face says it all!
Me encanta!!! Muchas gracias por el video.
You're welcome Roberto! :)
Awesome work! Love it!🔥 if you dont mind me asking, what's the size of the backdrop???
In the description
Amazing tips! This video was so awesome. Thanks for sharing your knowledge 🤗
You are so welcome!
07:05 Great Shot with perfect lights. 🙌
Thank you!
Beautiful👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much
very helpful thanks for the easy explaination
You're welcome!
Me ENCANTAN tus vídeos! Gracias por compartir!
Muchias gracias Agustin! :)
You just made me a fan/ subscriber/ follower.
Eli Question could you have used a AD200 also for the key lighting and get the same results? If so because your key light is more powerful that using an AD200 would that mean that you would have to step up the power a few or one stop higher?
The reason I ask is because I would like to get 2 AD200’s instead of 1 AD400/600 and just 1 AD200. What would you advise me to get. I wanna to be able to shoot indoors most of the time however I would like to explore shoots outdoor like at a pier/ park/ beach day and or night scenery
Yes for sure! :)
AD 400 and one AD 200
Thank you so much
You're welcome George! Have a great day! :)
The first pure educational video here👌
Thank you so much! I have more videos with a two light and one light setup :)
We will like to know about the external monitor attached on camera. Thank you!
I was using the Atomos Ninja for the screen recording.
Thank you. Good video and informative.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very nice job
Thanks Luis! :)
Thanks so much for this, this was exactly what I was after especially the fact I have an AD600 Pro, AD200 Pro and a V1 (Godox branded, I am in Australia and we don't have access to Adorama/Flashpoint here). You've got yourself a new subscriber today thank you :)
Awesome Michael! Let me know if you have any questions 😁
Very helpful! Thank you so much :)
You're very welcome!
Gracias por este video tan interesante y por tu explicación de tu esquema de iluminación. Salu2 desde Mallorca ( España )
Muchias gracias!
Dope vid!
Thank you! :)
Detail learning, thank you very much. Love your work.
Many thanks!
Muy bueno!! Gracias por compartir!
You're welcome Nico!
Love! So short and on point!! Thanks for sharing. Please what size is the backdrop and what Backdrop stand are those?
Thank you! I was using the 12ft x 8ft backdrop
Thanks so much. 👏🏾👏🏾 I missed this. And I was still curious about the size. Not knowing I asked before 🤷🏽♀️
OMGSH I finally found an amazing video, how to shoot studio lighting! you are awesome 😎
Thanks for the feedback Rahel! :)
Great! what trigger do you use for all lights?
I used the R2 Transmitter
great content ,i have learned .what background material is better for indoor photo shoots. And depending on the shoot what length distance is better between the background and the subject?
The background distance is going to be up to your vision. If you want your key light to spill light onto your background you can move the subject close.
Eli Infante thank you so much and what material is better for a background canvas ?
Eli Infante thank you so much and what material is better for a background canvas ?
Love your videos Eli. Soo happy I found you on Instagram.
Thanks for supporting Carina! :)
in studio i set 5700 kelvin but image get a lot of magenta color. i thought its optimal settings for studio Flashlight. what's could be wrong with that ?
Pedi un backdrop pero es muy pequeño, headshot o niños, que medida es este tu muestras en el video? Quisiera pedir esa medida, Gracias
This is an awesome video, thank you so much.
You're welcome Marcus! Thanks for supporting man :)
Great again very informative .... Fan from Instagram to TH-cam
Thank you Criss!
Well done , thanks for sharing
You're welcome Steven! :)
thank you too much for your excellent information
Glad it was helpful!
Dope video bro. Very informative
Damn Derrel Ho-Shing in the house! Thanks bro!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Nice work sir
Thanks
Great, thanks for share!
My pleasure!
Nice video. very clear and great example. Checked out your Instagram and I must say that is unique and quality stuff. Great Job. Thanks for sharing.
Appreciate the feedback Daniel!
Bravoooo, good tutorial.
Thanks man!
Hello there. How do you kill the ambient light? I was a bit lost there.
Make sure your exposure is completely dark.
Super ,Very Nice ,Congratulations,***
நன்றாக இருக்கிறது👌👌👌❤️❤️❤️வாழ்த்துக்கள் .........by R.MANOHAR- CHENNAI
Thank you Manohar!
I love your channel friend, I wanted to ask you something, I love the background but when I have read that it is vinyl I have run away, on the web where you buy it they send it rolled or folded? I say it because of wrinkles.
They ship it rolled out. Trust me when I found out it was vinyl I was skeptical but after a couple of shoots its a great background.
Awesome tutorial... can u tell us about kelvin range.
I usually use Auto WB
Great stuff as always Eli! Did you make the V flat??
Thanks man! Those V-Flats are from V-Flat World
This is so helpful. Thank you, Sir, 🙌🏾🙌🏾
Thanks Caleb! Thanks for the feedback :)
Hi Eli, nice video. Does the Fox backdrop reflect too much light?
From my experience not at all
@@EliInfante Thanks for the info
Does the modeling chair with the steps come as a one piece unit? If so, where can I purchase it?
It belongs to my friend Roland Sanchez. Feel to message him on Instagram Sanchez_Roland.
Useful video thanks! When I use a silver reflector 6:05 I get odd streaks in the bounced light because the silver surface is kind of creased and textured. Do you ever get this and how can it be corrected?
I haven't seen this before. Have you tried using a white reflector instead?
@@EliInfante Yes, the white side is better but I wanted to try silver as many people recommend it - based on my experience I wouldn't!
Nice informative tutorial.. Well made..Thanks a lot.. Greetings from Chowdry Photography, Bangalore, India.
Thanks man!
Loving your videos, may I ask what setup you are using to record the shoots from your camera. I am using a7iii.
For this video I used the A73.
Eli Infante I am sorry I meant the monitor above :)
very very useful information given by this video sir do more this type of videos
Will do man! Thanks for the feedback :)
High school yearbook backdrop.
It could be!
Helpful. Thank you
You're welcome! Thanks for watching :)
Very good video!!
Thank you! I'm always trying to help :)
Very good your video.... thx you so much
Thanks for the feedback! Have a great day! :)
What other modifiers do you like to use to light your background, especially a seamless paper backdrop
Hey Mary! I usually like the stripbox as well.
Does the hair light replace the fill light?
Not in this situation Jean.
Sweet bro !!!
Thanks Scottie! :)
where can i buy the three lights that you use?
Westcott lights is what I use now!
Hello thanks a lot for this video it’s just amazing 🤗
You're welcome Tony! Appreciate the support man :)
Personally after I set the flashes each , I turn on the key after the rim after the back to see if the key destroys anything
That is a great process!
Are you using your iPhone as a monitor. How do you do that?
I'm use the Atomos Ninja to record my screen :)
Chevere...hay manera de ver el antes y despues de las Imagenes...seria genial....Gracias
Gracias!
Awsome tutorial!
Thanks man I appreciate the feedback Ezequiel!
Eli, what was the size of the backdrop in this video?
12ft x 8ft
@@EliInfante Thank you
Isn't it actually the higher the shutter speed the darker the image captured, and therefore, the shutter speed being usually a fraction of a second, unless long exposure is sought, the lower the number ... 1/5000 is surely a lower number than 1/2000 which is a lower number than 1/4 of a second. Was rather confusing on the terms, apart from that.....great videos, love them. Keep them coming please
Thank you!
and which flash is best for a sony A7iii?
What are you needs? What type of work do you do?
excellent thanks
Thank you! :)
what size of the background you used sir?
The largest one available on Foxbackdrop :)
Hallo Bro can you listet your camera and lenses,programm working am computer?thank you
I have a link with all my gear in the description :)
Podria hacer un tutorial de como aplica la tecnica del D&B porfavor gracias hermano 👍👍
Yes Oscar :)