Indoor Flash Photography for Portraits: Tips and Tricks (Tutorial)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- Photographing indoor portraits using an off-camera flash can be challenging when shooting in a room with strong ambient light.
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Learn my Indoor Flash Photography for Portraits tips and tricks on how to get that bright and airy style when photographing bridal portraits with strobes. Get the inside scoop on my lighting setup and flash settings for a wedding reception. In this flash photography tutorial, I will teach you how to light indoor portraits using off-camera flash photography.
Here's a tutorial video on Indoor Flash Photography for Portraits. Learn my Tips and Tricks using off-camera flash.
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Love what you did with the lights to showcase the subject and the environment. Thank you
glad you liked!
Great way to showcase the venue. Enjoy watching you work.
Thx for watching :)
I love the way you notice the floor is being lighted too much. And the simple feathering of the soft box and then adjusting in post with the gradient. Can you tell me what that cart/stroller looking thing is in the video?
My camera case??
Great video, thanks. Love your light hearted commentary.
Haha I’m glad you do
Your edit compliments the venue even more! I mean, I get needing to see the details but I would have this as the banner of my website lol! Awesome job!
Aw thanks!
Ever informative and worthwhile i look forward to your content all the time ... Keep up the good work
I appreciate that! Thank you :-)
que buen trabajo!!!!
Gracias
Great video, love the end result of the edit.
Thanks so much ☺️
Thanks, Vanessa! Would you submit both versions of your final edit to the client? I always get, "I like what you did here, but can you change....." in my experience, It always leads to multiple edits and time wasted.
Sure I’ll give the extra edit to them. If they want extra editing I do charge for that unless it’s a print they’re purchasing
Beautiful. Thank you!
Thanks 😊
Really interesting effects!!
Thanks 😊
You are amazing! Your work is unique and special. It is what I want to become a wedding photographer. I will be following you on Instagram for sure
Thanks so much!! Appreciate you ☺️
you make it look easy and beautiful, another great video, thank you for the great content
Thanks so much for watching 😊
I prefer the edited darker one, too.
It's interesting, or maybe not, many photographers seem to look down on the 24-105mm f4 and insist that you need the 24-70mm f2.8 for its faster aperture, I've not currently got either, but think the longer reach may be more useful (and quite a price difference) than the extra stop, particularly with the high ISO capabilities of more recent camera models, it seems that if you can live without the shallower DoF, maybe the f4 lens is more useful, I know this is maybe a bit of a chalk and cheese question, but what do you think?
Sure, we'd all like to always shoot primes, but life isn't always that simple!
Depends on style really. This photo I knew I wanted more DoF but for a lot of what I do I want to be at f/2 for style reasons. I find the aperture to be the greatest style choice more than anything else
I think so too, or at least out to focus ability, I sometimes use a Lensbaby, probably partly for the same reason you dangle things in front of the lens and because I'm a glutton for punishment! haha
@@Simon-SBL haha 😂 yes we are
@@VanessaJoy It's also kinda fun when someone asks, hey, how did you get that effect and you reply, I bought the best camera I could and put a £29 plastic lens on it! :)
Hi Vanessa do you think you could
have achieved the results with less light ? Or is all the lights necessary is the question. Thanks
Similar sure but two lights let’s me light her and then separate her from the background
Great information!!!
Happy to hear it
Nice 1 .... thanks for sharing!
thanks for watching :-)
Nice video, and nice moments
thanks so much for the kind words :-)
Interesting video. You used a term I haven't heard before when referring to the two Profoto lights at either side of the ballroom. I believe you called them intelligent lights. Is that correct? Can you please link to them. I would liketo read about them.
intelligent lights are the lights that are installed in the ceiling of the ballroom that are controlled by the venue, and "intelligently" can move around to the music. :-)
Very nice video and you looking nice too.
Thanks 😊
Hey Vanessa, what light stand are you using? Thanks.
Manfrotto lightstand stackable: adorama.rfvk.net/bndvM
nice tuto. I was surprised to see a softbox horizontal well above the head of the girl but it seems to make the right exposure on face and dress,...
Was a square box :)
euh, at 3:46 it is still octabox :-) whatever, it is interesting to see we can point it horizontally that height and light can spill just enough to the bride body :-)
@@marclabro yeah it’s amazing how much light spill there is
I've noticed this on other videos too. Does the profoto actually record the TTL settings after shot on the display? For example, you initially shoot in TTL, and I'm assuming the display records the value 1/32. The reasons why I ask, is that most of the systems I've used in TTL still just display "TTL" after firing and don't show the value.
It doesn’t show the value on the transmitter, but it does on the flash unit and then when you switch to manual it holds that value
@@VanessaJoy Thank you, Thats very interesting. I'd have a look on mine but in the last hour I sold my only TTL dedicated flash.. :D
Nice🌹
Thanks 🤗
How do you get the light flare
Point the light into the lens ☺️
I came here just to listen your voice.
I’ve always hated my voice so thank you :)
@@VanessaJoy Hoooow! omgoodness! your voice is beautiful!
I didn’t understand the last light set up. Intelligent lights? There’s 4 lights in the last shot?
Intelligent lights are the lights in the ceiling :)
Why does WB matter which shooting RAW???
Bc then I don’t have to edit as much. Time saver
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thanks for the love!
The subject lighting was way too harsh🤦♂️
In your opinion. For me it matches the lighting conditions of ambient lights being hard spot lights in the ceiling
@@VanessaJoy nice to know your perspective 😄
@@VanessaJoy and btw did you feather the light to get that harsh look???
Wth!
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@@VanessaJoy the post edit almost feels like cheating as the title suggests that we create the mood with flash and other lightning 🌩. Great edit in the end if thats what you were paid for but it takes the viewer away from the title.
@@shivanksolaris no the title says “indoor flash photography” and you saw 15+ indoor flash photography photos and two different setups all to my client’s specifications and then an alternate option as well. If you somehow contribute indoor flash ᴾʰᵒᵗᵒᵍʳᵃᵖʰʸ with only “dark mood” vs “light mood” outcomes, then that’s on you.
@@VanessaJoy Thanks for replying to a critic ( this must be hard ). I like to keep things constructive. So, if you could have edited a simple flash Portrait and then followed up with the second edit to flex your editing muscles :), it would have made more sense to the viewer who is in to learn the flash photography in a large room and not be surprised.
But that was my honest reaction.
P>S> I like the direction and explanation of the 15+ and if they were the final edits delivered then it makes much sense.
@@shivanksolaris yes those were the final delivered images. The last one I just played since it was my favorite :)