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Great tutorial!

Thanks for sharing about these lights and the headshot setup. What focal length are you shooting with for the pictures? Thank you 📸🌞

Their eyes makes them look like devils.

If ypu copy someone else lighting . than you have no style . i hate Triangle Light setup . Everyone is using it . bevome boring . you Should use Tv or Hollywood lighting . is the best .

You talk none sense .

Hey, Daniel, how are you? Adriano, here in Brazil. I'm still obsessed with this system and trying to build my first one. And since you were the person who explained it best out of all the videos I've seen so far (including Peter's =), I'd like to ask one more question: Is the size of the light source at the base of the triangle important? Does it necessarily have to be smaller than the two "walls" of the triangle? I'm asking this because I've seen some videos in which some photographers use stripbox-style softboxes on this base, but I have doubts about light leakage. I'm thinking of making the triangle with 2 strips measuring 35x160cm and for the base using a rectangular softbox measuring 80x120cm. Do you think it would work? Sorry for the long question. Thanks and greetings from Brazil (Rio de Janeiro)

Incredible! In some parts you were even able to explain it more clearly than Peter himself. I live in Brazil and work with portraits, I have many doubts about this system. But I would like to leave just two of the most important ones. I would appreciate it if you can answer: 1. Is the LED that forms the base of the triangle (the one that comes from below) really essential? I ask because when you adjusted it, raising it until it was close to entering the frame, it didn't seem to make that much of a difference (at least in the footage here on UA-cam). Would it be possible for a hitter to play the role of this LED at the base of the triangle? 2. Would it be possible to execute this triangle system using LED cannons (such as the Godox LA200D) with strip softboxes? Thank you very much in advance! And greetings from Brazil.

Question? Bed riser and xdrop. Please explain

Thanks for the video, much appreciated. I fully understand the idea behind those "Peter Hurley kind" Headshots.But man, this setup is so sensibel when it comes to positioning people (that are not models and not used to getting photographed). The light changes dramatically with just the slightest movement of the model. I am really good in interacting and giving instructions, but each time I tried this, the models moved waaaay to far when I ask them to move one or two inches. And after a while, they feel very uncomfortable. And if you have a skinny model like in your video, it may work. If your client has a double chin.. phew... I know, the push-the-forehead-a-bit-to-the-camera-trick. But that is such an uncomfortable pose for amateurs... I am still working on getting similar results with a setup that is easier to handle... :). All the best to you, greetings from Germany, Peter

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Thank you! Recently joined Peter Hurley's headshot crew and we were a little discouraged at first by the hefty investment of the Wescott System. Your video has given us an option that would allow us to get started much more quickly. Based on your experience using the Godox System, has it held up over time? Also, I'm thinking of buying the one FL150R (rectangular light) and two FL100s (they are currently on sale for a pack of 2) which would work to fill and bottom light. Do you believe that would work or would you recommend using the two rectangular lights (FL150s) for the Key and Fill? Thank you again for all the help.

also- what size space is this? it looks like 10-12 wide??

just got these lights last week- I'm using them for the first time this weekend! Thank you for the tutorial!

I would say this is more of a loupe lighting pattern than a Rembrandt, don't you think? Interesting to see it done with a constant light in a strip box either way.

Can these work in daylight indoor situations?

Can you ise these in daylight indoors ? Or if you cant turn off a light on a office?

So helpful to see the placement!

I see what you did there with the XPro 😊

Hi! I'm trying to set up Peter Hurley's triangle of light with flashes, so I plan to buy 3 or 4 Godox stripboxes but I am unsure about the size. I'm between 12"x47" and 9"x35". What do you recommend? Right now my equipment is 3 Godox V860III and 1 Godox V1, 1 softbox 80x80cm, and 1 octabox 90mm.

What ISO are you shooting at? And what’s your exposure?

What shutter speed are you at? Are these Godox LEDs flicker free?

Thanks Daniel, Excellent video. I am working through getting the perfect convergence and I noticed that your lights are a bit more feathered than Peter's. It is like the lights are pointed more toward each other. Also, I am wondering if you like the look better without the grids on the 150s vs having the grinds on. Thanks again.

Thanks been looking at a lot of lighting solutions, I love my strobes, but for headshots in a game of inches strobes take awhile to dial in. Westcott offers something similar but for a lot more. I might have to order these. Thanks.

How the hell have I not seen this video?!

Hi! would 3 fl100 work as well for the "Hurley triangle"? I was just wondering as it seems that you don't need the full length of the light not 150 watts of power! Thanks for the useful info!

Any solution to control with "godox light" please ?

Do you use a 14 or 16 inch MacBook? Wondering if 14 is big enough for showing clients images on a stand like you do.

How many square feet is the room you have all of this setup in? Very nice!!

Thanks for posting this video !!!! Do you think this setup would also work with the Godox FL 150 60x60 square ?

Great video, thanks for sharing. I just purchased these lights, and I'm hoping you can share your light power settings as well as camera settings. Thanks.

Hi Daniel is there a reason you don't use the diffuser on the fill light? Thanks

Did you choose these only for the space saving or do you just overall prefer this light over parabolic with single source?

Thanks for making these videos! I see you’ve had the Godox led panels for a while. If you could get a different brand with the same price value, would you switch from this kit? Also how do you use these when there is quite a bit of ambient light, say like at a convention? TIA!

I would love to see you so another video of all variety of people. Alot of videos always show super attractive people.

Just wondering if I should buy 3 x 150R's or the same set up as you have? Any benefits?

I really enjoy your explanations! Thank you. So, you would recommend GODOX FL150R lights? Is there a time when you switch to strobes in the same space?

Thanks for sharing!

Great video and I love that you’re getting equally brilliant results with the Godox system. I’ve just returned from the Zurich Headshot Intensive with Peter- it was was mind blowing, he really is a great person too.

Difficult to find a more uncomfortable situation for those being photographed.

What do you do for clients that wear glasses for a setup like this?

Great video and work!

She looks nervous

Wishing you guys the best of luck!

Promo SM 😌

let me film the event pls

Nice Video , can you provide which light size your using ? Are those the 11.8 X 47.2 Config ? Thank you

great video. What lens/camera are you shooting your headshots with? TIA

I bought these last year because of you!!

What is the size of the bottom light when ordering the godox?