To be honest, instead of having Markus' knowledge on lighting, I wish I had his energy for setting up the lights and going through the motion! I'm so lazy to set up intricate lighting set ups!!!
I love how you go through all the standard light theory with real world examples and personal anecdotes. The fact that you are not selling or promoting anything only sharing knowledge and passion is inspiring. Your unpolished way of teaching how to be polished in truly genuine. I'm sure you could grow your channel by doing reviews on new equipment. Please don't. This is so much better and more respectable. You're definitely winning and are setting up a much better long term fanbase. Ironically, I learn more of what to use or not watching you than others peddling the latest camera tech!
Its funny, she's very impatient with everything else in life, but as soon as you hold a camera on her, its like she's instantly tranquilized. It's amazing.
This was indeed Epic......the logistics and planning of such a video must be quite daunting.Watching your content is like riding a wave of enthusiasm and by the end you know it's been time well spent.....another Markusfix.......wonderful
That Sony Z90V 4K camcorder is awesome. The clarity, magnification and color are great. The only thing I have problem getting is the blonde model. I haven't given up hope though. Thanks for sharing. Good insight on desert lighting...
Wow , you are both so wonderful 😁 , the tenderness is inspiring. Thank you so much for sharing these great tips and your wonderful examples of love ❤️ .
After seeing this video I really wonder why people are so obsessed with cinema cameras, giant aperture lenses and soft backgrounds because these shots are gorgeous and SHARP. The Nevada desert is blowing me away with how beautiful it is. The entire scene is in focus. Then Markus shows how to light for a certain purpose. But just the wide shots look so awesome. Just about every camera gear video on youtube looks like soft mush compared to this. 1" sensor camcorder for the win. I know it's not an either or thing, but seeing sharpness after so much blur is a real treat.
Definitely showing stuff that most photographers don't share and some don't use. Thanks for this video glad you are giving many options that many don't know about from Hollywood Sets.
I've watched dozens (hundreds?) of lighting videos and this one is by far the BEST I've ever seen as far as explanation and showing what impact each setup has on the scene / subject. Thanks SO MUCH for sharing this.
I cannot imagine how talented an artist this guy is! What he’s done is truly amazing. He looks very young but he was gifted in e very respect. He had a horrible sickness that galvanised his life. Another weird gift. I love that he shows not just talks how to do things that work on the extreme cheap and deliver a great product. I like this no excuses anyone can do it teaching. A very interesting guy!
First Comment -- Nice outdoor lighting tutorial ! You use a Sony A7III and the A7IV has just been released -- You should rent one to see if it's something you'd like. They say the new A7IV creates amazing videos as well as excellent still photography. Thanks for sharing 👍
I have learned so much from many other professional photographers and video makers........I can tell that you got more experiences and skills....love that! Much appreciated❤
This has to be one of the best videos I've seen on lighting. My wife would freaking kill me if I ever brought out one of those giant diffusers. She likes all her photos overexposed cuz she says you can see more. I'm gonna put my marriage to the test and invest on a giant made in china 5 in 1. And a nice strobe light. Another awesome video
@@MarkusPix lol when you say it like that it actually sounds like it could work. I'm gonna go ahead and make the purchases and then try that line out xD She wants to go camping in the snow this winter so that sounds like the perfect time to try everything out. To try and get some nice background shots of mountains and keep her and the kids looking nice in the shots. Hope she doesn't mind the 4x4 reflector and the diffusers coming along with us on the trip xD
Markus you keep outdoing yourself on these videos. Knowledge is time saving and money making or in my case... for the quality and FUN! What a great video and Cara is such a super patient model. Good job team. - Jim
Video after video you keep impressing me with the content rich, analytic and practical lessons you provide! Invaluable gift from a gifed person! Thank you!
Markus, you are the best, again teaching subtractive lights, additive lights diffusion light and mixing day and artificial light for balanced pleasant look, many thanks sir for what you do , u and your beautiful lady.
Can't get over all the options you show in your videos! Your experience using all the things you show is great and I bet that if I had gone through a local course I wouldn't have been shown all the details on scrims, white vs silver reflectors and all those diffuser options. THANKS FOR MAKING THESE!
Hey Markus, deine Videos stecken voller Liebe - vor allem zu Deiner Frau - und zu den ganzen technischen Details. Genial! ich mag Deine Videos sehr. Danke für diese vielen Infos. Macht Spass Euch zuzuschauen. Ihr seid klasse!
I've always enjoyed your videos, but this one topped them all. The amount of information you share here with detailed, hands-on examples is absolutely incredible. I don't subscribe easily but this one made me hit the bell. Keep up the good work.
🇹🇹🇩🇰💃🇹🇹🇩🇰 I admire Cara's little girly fancy dress🤣🤩. I am not into all that photography, and all that things Markus is telling about, and explaining but I love to watch and Listen👂👂. Educational for the Camera Lovers, and Photographer's, people in that sector. I am nowhere close. Thank you Markus, great information and presentation. Awesome!
New sub here! just found your channel yesterday and by far I am loving your content - it's more practical, easy to follow and best of all no BS. What's amazes me is that your videos are long but I am watching the whole thing. Model is gorgeous!
Wow...great advice delivered well; and your energy is contagious! And the heaviest thing you had out there...those rocks you used to hold the stands! Good workout just moving them about!
I've been using the Fovitech 4x4 for several years...it's bulletproof, and I love it! Also, thanks to your video a while back on knocking down backgrounds, I now travel to my location shoots with a bunch of chiffon. It has saved my bacon more than once, calming windows in the background, and it's SO much easier and WAY cheaper than using ND filter on a roll. Thanks for everything you do...you ROCK!
this sould be named..... MASTERCLASS HOLLYWOOD OUTDOORS LIGHTNING!!!!! Thanks for sharing and thanks for your effort Markus!!!!!!! Blesswings to you and Cara!!!!
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That is pretty much a perfect video about reflectors ... thank you very much!
All great tips. But boy, I'm sure you're probably glad you did this on a non-windy day! Me, its always my luck that whenever I do an outdoor shoot and I'm by myself (me and my model, no assistant) there's always a gust of wind here and there, knocking my light stands over!! hahaha!
Wow lots of information. I love the comparison showing expensive stuff and cheaper options or even diy stuff. Thanks for providing such great information. I have a TH-cam channel myself and I appreciate how long it takes to create content. All your channels are awesome
As usual what a wonderful and very informative video. the energy in which you describ and explain what you're doing is intoxicating(in a good way of course) big props to Cara, not only she's beautiful but she also has the patients which is very Pleasant to see and of course the chemistry between you is so fun and delightful. Must admit at first when I came across your videos I fantasized of having a chance to win freebies but after you decided not to include International viewers it did not matter because your content is so good that of course made me stay tuned to your wonderful Channel😊💙
I've been working on all kinds of productIons and shooting film& photography for decades. Still, I learned from you on several fronts. THANK YOU MARKUS!! Pleasure!
Markus.. you are a damn G!!! So much gold in one, single video. Every scenario imaginable was covered. Even though I know most of this (much from your channel), you still presented it in an interesting, perfect way. Just as I was wondering what Vcam you were shooting this video with, you mentioned it and even showed it etc. - mind blown.. haha. Great pics too, and model, as usual. 👊
Hi Markus! I Love youe hehe, you have solved a heavy question that I had about how to solve natural sunlight, step by step, fully detailed, thank you! Without a doubt this video is invaluable material!
Great channel. Absolutely LOVE the DIY and inexpensive approach to Video and photography. Most of the other channels are flogging the latest Uber expensive gear. That's great, but I live in the land of realistic normal budgets. We need to make do with what we have. Keep it up.
thank u. i learned a lot. remark about wind: might be an issue with light gear. there's a reason the heavyweight stuff is so. u can overcome that if u start early and have a good day, or master knots and field anchors, though u waste time and energy doing it. another reason why the early, real-shooting-time site preparation tour is important.
Thank you for making this. I can tell you really put so much working in making these videos and we appreciate it. I love my 40x60 5 in 1 reflector and end up using the diffuser way more than I ever thought I would, especially since I like to travel light.
Wow, great information, cool video, excellent audio quality. If you'd add a few more example shots it's information worth four or five regular videos. Plus - as always: you must have done something right in a prior life to find her. You must have done something right in this life to have her stay. 😎 Very nice video, thanks.😃
Thank you for another excellent video, Markus. One could build those light frames out of PVC pipe because it's cheap, light, strong and easy to cut. One could use a shower curtain as a diffuser. One could even feed bungee cord through the PVC pipe and then you have a springy collapsible frame that stays together, just like the professional ones :)
PVC bends and bows which isnt good for fabric that needs to be stretched tight. 5/8" aluminum stays perfectly straight, weighs less and takes up less space.
@@MarkusPix Dang, I thought I was on to a winner with this one, but you're right. Oh and please can you do a video on audio? I'm always amazed how you capture such clear audio without a lav mic in sight :)
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, I'm new to photoghraphy and I'll have to come back several times to this video because there are a lot of interesting tips and details!
Now that I have seen a few of your videos, I have subscribed. I am surprised that you are not one of the most viewed. You instinctively know that everyone does not have unlimited funds to create good photography. I am in the process of moving but I will certainly view your vids when I am soon in a free country that does not have Corona madness.
Thank you Markus. This video is really all in one natural lighting modification. I have said this many times but I have to say it again, you are the most inspiring photography videography channel on TH-cam for someone like me who never learnt Hollywood lighting techniques. Greatly appreciated. Your enthusiasm and profession is second to none. I have recently started my vlog channel to provide information about inexpensive yet good image quality setup for vlogging. Everytime I wanted to buy a new piece of fancy gear I always remind myself Markuspix can achieve the quality with little spending on gear. Regards, Frank from Australia.
Middle of no where, where did he landed from? with all the impressive and valuable knowledge. I can tell you are super experienced and love you for spreading all your valuable knowledge to us 🙂🙏
Boy this takes me back to 1975 when I trained under Leon Kennamer who taught workshops in ADDITIVE/SUBTRACTIVE LIGHTING. The same subtract light and then add reflectors to control. WAY back then we used LARSON REFLECTASOL REFLECTORS and GOBOS.
To be honest, instead of having Markus' knowledge on lighting, I wish I had his energy for setting up the lights and going through the motion! I'm so lazy to set up intricate lighting set ups!!!
Especially if you have big heavy equipment. This is why you have assistants
I wish I had his energy period. 😅
I love how you go through all the standard light theory with real world examples and personal anecdotes. The fact that you are not selling or promoting anything only sharing knowledge and passion is inspiring. Your unpolished way of teaching how to be polished in truly genuine. I'm sure you could grow your channel by doing reviews on new equipment. Please don't. This is so much better and more respectable. You're definitely winning and are setting up a much better long term fanbase. Ironically, I learn more of what to use or not watching you than others peddling the latest camera tech!
Cara is so patient. Thank you Cara! These lessons are so great. So thanks to you both for sharing.
Its funny, she's very impatient with everything else in life, but as soon as you hold a camera on her, its like she's instantly tranquilized. It's amazing.
Neat trick :D
@@MarkusPix lol!!!
@@MarkusPix I bet it helps she enjoys seeing you enjoying photographing her so much. You make a great team. So happy and thankful for you both!
The connection....the chemistry.
I really like these DIY lessons on lighting
Youre true
Thats so true.
This was indeed Epic......the logistics and planning of such a video must be quite daunting.Watching your content is like riding a wave of enthusiasm and by the end you know it's been time well spent.....another Markusfix.......wonderful
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is a masterclass in natural light modification. Great video!
That Sony Z90V 4K camcorder is awesome. The clarity, magnification and color are great. The only thing I have problem getting is the blonde model. I haven't given up hope though. Thanks for sharing. Good insight on desert lighting...
Another great master class, brilliant keeping the costs down tips also.
I've spent more than US$25,000 on gear and this is the first time I have heard of many of techniques mentioned in this video. Thank you so much!
Wow , you are both so wonderful 😁 , the tenderness is inspiring. Thank you so much for sharing these great tips and your wonderful examples of love ❤️ .
After seeing this video I really wonder why people are so obsessed with cinema cameras, giant aperture lenses and soft backgrounds because these shots are gorgeous and SHARP. The Nevada desert is blowing me away with how beautiful it is. The entire scene is in focus. Then Markus shows how to light for a certain purpose. But just the wide shots look so awesome. Just about every camera gear video on youtube looks like soft mush compared to this. 1" sensor camcorder for the win. I know it's not an either or thing, but seeing sharpness after so much blur is a real treat.
Definitely showing stuff that most photographers don't share and some don't use.
Thanks for this video glad you are giving many options that many don't know about from Hollywood Sets.
I've watched dozens (hundreds?) of lighting videos and this one is by far the BEST I've ever seen as far as explanation and showing what impact each setup has on the scene / subject. Thanks SO MUCH for sharing this.
Excellent lesson! Mad props to Cara for her patience👍👍
Wow Markus, I wasn't expecting a video tonight. thank you!
Marcus, make a video of your audio, that audio sounds freaking awesome
I cannot imagine how talented an artist this guy is! What he’s done is truly amazing. He looks very young but he was gifted in e very respect. He had a horrible sickness that galvanised his life. Another weird gift.
I love that he shows not just talks how to do things that work on the extreme cheap and deliver a great product. I like this no excuses anyone can do it teaching. A very interesting guy!
First Comment --
Nice outdoor lighting tutorial !
You use a Sony A7III and the A7IV has just been released -- You should rent one to see if it's something you'd like.
They say the new A7IV creates amazing videos as well as excellent still photography.
Thanks for sharing 👍
Second 😀
@@ralfmoss 7th! YES! LOL!
Yes they said that about the A7S3, so I bought one and the pics look the same as the A73. Its not the camera as much as the photographer and lenses.
I really appreciate how you break these down. I’ve never taken a photography course, have a lot to learn, and these have been a huge help!
I have learned so much from many other professional photographers and video makers........I can tell that you got more experiences and skills....love that! Much appreciated❤
I am very impressed. You did all that for this video without all that big bulky stuff! And your sound is great. Your good!
Thanks Markus - awesome. I always learn something every time I watch your tutorials
This has to be one of the best videos I've seen on lighting. My wife would freaking kill me if I ever brought out one of those giant diffusers. She likes all her photos overexposed cuz she says you can see more. I'm gonna put my marriage to the test and invest on a giant made in china 5 in 1. And a nice strobe light. Another awesome video
Why would she kill you if it made her look better? 😉 This is where you tell her "this is for your own good dear- don't you want to look fabulous?"
@@MarkusPix lol when you say it like that it actually sounds like it could work. I'm gonna go ahead and make the purchases and then try that line out xD
She wants to go camping in the snow this winter so that sounds like the perfect time to try everything out. To try and get some nice background shots of mountains and keep her and the kids looking nice in the shots. Hope she doesn't mind the 4x4 reflector and the diffusers coming along with us on the trip xD
Markus you keep outdoing yourself on these videos. Knowledge is time saving and money making or in my case... for the quality and FUN! What a great video and Cara is such a super patient model. Good job team. - Jim
Video after video you keep impressing me with the content rich, analytic and practical lessons you provide! Invaluable gift from a gifed person! Thank you!
These are workshops that you pay big bucks for!!! Thank you for sharing them free of charge.
Markus, you are the best, again teaching subtractive lights, additive lights diffusion light and mixing day and artificial light for balanced pleasant look, many thanks sir for what you do , u and your beautiful lady.
Please do a video on different c stands the heads, clamps that you used to put 4/4 and other many heads that can go up on a c stand. Thanks 🙏🏼
Can't get over all the options you show in your videos! Your experience using all the things you show is great and I bet that if I had gone through a local course I wouldn't have been shown all the details on scrims, white vs silver reflectors and all those diffuser options. THANKS FOR MAKING THESE!
You are so welcome!
I really like the fact that she poses all the time, even when they're not shooting!!
Hey Markus, deine Videos stecken voller Liebe - vor allem zu Deiner Frau - und zu den ganzen technischen Details. Genial! ich mag Deine Videos sehr. Danke für diese vielen Infos.
Macht Spass Euch zuzuschauen. Ihr seid klasse!
I've always enjoyed your videos, but this one topped them all. The amount of information you share here with detailed, hands-on examples is absolutely incredible. I don't subscribe easily but this one made me hit the bell. Keep up the good work.
🇹🇹🇩🇰💃🇹🇹🇩🇰
I admire Cara's little girly fancy dress🤣🤩.
I am not into all that photography, and all that things Markus is telling about, and explaining but I love to watch and Listen👂👂.
Educational for the Camera Lovers, and Photographer's, people in that sector.
I am nowhere close.
Thank you Markus, great information and presentation.
Awesome!
A lot of info. Thank you. I need something that will keep some glare off the camera lens. I try to use my hand if I notice it.
Oscar winning Photography. Great couple. Very loving and cooperative to each other.
Like your longer vids that go greater into depth.
Great practical lighting tips!! Thanks so much.
Still very excited for the audio series. You have some of the most consistently great audio on TH-cam.
New sub here!
just found your channel yesterday and by far I am loving your content - it's more practical, easy to follow and best of all no BS.
What's amazes me is that your videos are long but I am watching the whole thing.
Model is gorgeous!
Danke Markus :) Sie ist so geduldig mit dir :) gutes Video!
I can only imagine how funny was to edit this video lol...Great stuff like always, thanks for sharing!
Wow...great advice delivered well; and your energy is contagious! And the heaviest thing you had out there...those rocks you used to hold the stands! Good workout just moving them about!
I've been using the Fovitech 4x4 for several years...it's bulletproof, and I love it! Also, thanks to your video a while back on knocking down backgrounds, I now travel to my location shoots with a bunch of chiffon. It has saved my bacon more than once, calming windows in the background, and it's SO much easier and WAY cheaper than using ND filter on a roll. Thanks for everything you do...you ROCK!
Beautiful wife and beautiful shots! That scenery is amazing!
I think Cara was one tired puppy at the end of that. Well done Cara !
this sould be named..... MASTERCLASS HOLLYWOOD OUTDOORS LIGHTNING!!!!! Thanks for sharing and thanks for your effort Markus!!!!!!! Blesswings to you and Cara!!!!
That is pretty much a perfect video about reflectors ... thank you very much!
All great tips. But boy, I'm sure you're probably glad you did this on a non-windy day! Me, its always my luck that whenever I do an outdoor shoot and I'm by myself (me and my model, no assistant) there's always a gust of wind here and there, knocking my light stands over!! hahaha!
Hi everyone photography enthusiasts and hobbyists . Greetings from central Jakarta , Indonesia. I like this session . Have fun.
I really liked the look of the light through the plastic sheeting.
Yes it works amazingly well
This brotha is so talented and articulate
16:00 is a super pro tip! The ole screen is bomb.. helps control the background.. 👌
It's the plastic sheeting tip for me. A true master.
Wow lots of information. I love the comparison showing expensive stuff and cheaper options or even diy stuff. Thanks for providing such great information. I have a TH-cam channel myself and I appreciate how long it takes to create content. All your channels are awesome
Glad you liked it!! Nice to have my efforts be appreciated. I love doing this
@@MarkusPix I love it also
As usual what a wonderful and very informative video. the energy in which you describ and explain what you're doing is intoxicating(in a good way of course) big props to Cara, not only she's beautiful but she also has the patients which is very Pleasant to see and of course the chemistry between you is so fun and delightful.
Must admit at first when I came across your videos I fantasized of having a chance to win freebies but after you decided not to include International viewers it did not matter because your content is so good that of course made me stay tuned to your wonderful Channel😊💙
without great light all the megapixels, 4k, 8k etc are completely useless, love this stuff
Thank you Markus and Cara for sharing your knowledge.
Wow... lots of info and choices for all! Thank you both for making the time to put together your gear videos.
Perfect and complete tutorial. Thanks so much Marcus...
Glad you liked it!
I've been working on all kinds of productIons and shooting film& photography for decades. Still, I learned from you on several fronts. THANK YOU MARKUS!! Pleasure!
What I really love about your videos is the details you give and the examples which are very important and useful.
Glad you like them!
best teacher of all time
im learning so much. I think I might need a wagon to carry all this gear tho.
Use an old gulf cart 😎
Great lesson, Markus and Cara!
Markus.. you are a damn G!!! So much gold in one, single video. Every scenario imaginable was covered. Even though I know most of this (much from your channel), you still presented it in an interesting, perfect way. Just as I was wondering what Vcam you were shooting this video with, you mentioned it and even showed it etc. - mind blown.. haha. Great pics too, and model, as usual. 👊
Glad you enjoyed my exhaustive efforts 😊
The end of the video is the best part. Awwwww... Thanks a lot for the info!
Hi Markus! I Love youe hehe, you have solved a heavy question that I had about how to solve natural sunlight, step by step, fully detailed, thank you! Without a doubt this video is invaluable material!
Dude thumbs up. That was really I’m depth. Can’t believe you lugged all those things out there
In*
Such a great and honest down to earth simplified explanation on light diffusion!.Enjoyed it very very much.Thank you🙏🥰
Great channel. Absolutely LOVE the DIY and inexpensive approach to Video and photography. Most of the other channels are flogging the latest Uber expensive gear. That's great, but I live in the land of realistic normal budgets. We need to make do with what we have. Keep it up.
thank u. i learned a lot.
remark about wind: might be an issue with light gear. there's a reason the heavyweight stuff is so. u can overcome that if u start early and have a good day, or master knots and field anchors, though u waste time and energy doing it. another reason why the early, real-shooting-time site preparation tour is important.
Yes of course, hard frames can handle wind better, but people following this channel usually want the cheapest most lightweight stuff
Well done Cara, such a good sport, you guy's make a great team 👌
Really a great one Markus. Thank you very much to both! 👊👊👊
Thank you for making this. I can tell you really put so much working in making these videos and we appreciate it. I love my 40x60 5 in 1 reflector and end up using the diffuser way more than I ever thought I would, especially since I like to travel light.
Thanks so much for this video! I know it took you forever and we appreciate the effort!
❤it! Great info as always and I learn something new yet again, this time about the chiffon fabric.Brill!
Wow, great information, cool video, excellent audio quality. If you'd add a few more example shots it's information worth four or five regular videos.
Plus - as always: you must have done something right in a prior life to find her. You must have done something right in this life to have her stay. 😎
Very nice video, thanks.😃
Marcus, just awesome, awesome, awesome, this is what we need, Just Great!
Dude, you literally live in 2000. I like it. Btw, thanks for the video. 🙂
best of the best tutorials of the Year great video ., thank you Markus .
Great video!! The ending is priceless!!
Wow. Thank you for breaking this down. I've been looking for natural lighting looks.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you for another excellent video, Markus. One could build those light frames out of PVC pipe because it's cheap, light, strong and easy to cut. One could use a shower curtain as a diffuser. One could even feed bungee cord through the PVC pipe and then you have a springy collapsible frame that stays together, just like the professional ones :)
PVC bends and bows which isnt good for fabric that needs to be stretched tight. 5/8" aluminum stays perfectly straight, weighs less and takes up less space.
@@MarkusPix Dang, I thought I was on to a winner with this one, but you're right. Oh and please can you do a video on audio? I'm always amazed how you capture such clear audio without a lav mic in sight :)
Another Great one Markus!!! Love you guys..
Excellent Video and information! Thank you Markus for sharing all of that beneficial info and all your great energy!! We appreciate you!!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, I'm new to photoghraphy and I'll have to come back several times to this video because there are a lot of interesting tips and details!
This is one of my favorite videos.
Now that I have seen a few of your videos, I have subscribed. I am surprised that you are not one of the most viewed. You instinctively know that everyone does not have unlimited funds to create good photography. I am in the process of moving but I will certainly view your vids when I am soon in a free country that does not have Corona madness.
Thank you Markus. This video is really all in one natural lighting modification. I have said this many times but I have to say it again, you are the most inspiring photography videography channel on TH-cam for someone like me who never learnt Hollywood lighting techniques. Greatly appreciated. Your enthusiasm and profession is second to none. I have recently started my vlog channel to provide information about inexpensive yet good image quality setup for vlogging. Everytime I wanted to buy a new piece of fancy gear I always remind myself Markuspix can achieve the quality with little spending on gear. Regards, Frank from Australia.
Middle of no where, where did he landed from? with all the impressive and valuable knowledge. I can tell you are super experienced and love you for spreading all your valuable knowledge to us 🙂🙏
Wow, those mountains in the background are incredible!
Most lovely, practical, no nonsense video on photography!! Simple,. Quick complete. Thank you
Another great video about lighting! Thank you Markus!
present boss, success always makes boss and family run smoothly.
Really, really enjoy your energy, enthusiasm and Keep it Simple approach, Markus.
Thank-you, BOTH!
Thanks Markus, it’s easy to see you put a very lot of time and effort making this tutorial.
I appreciate that!
You're the best. Great share of knowledge. Wonderful model. Love your content and you both.
Boy this takes me back to 1975 when I trained under Leon Kennamer who taught workshops in ADDITIVE/SUBTRACTIVE LIGHTING. The same subtract light and then add reflectors to control. WAY back then we used LARSON REFLECTASOL REFLECTORS and GOBOS.
I just discovered your channel and I LOVE how informative and thorough your videos are. Keep up the great work!
Glad you like them!
This is a MASTER class!! Thank you!