Shooting Portraits with Nanlite Forza LED lights | Mark Wallace
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- Опубліковано 4 сер 2024
- In this episode, Mark Wallace creates portraits that are beautiful and soft. By using a Canon 85mm f/1.2 lens, Mark is able to create a shallow depth of field. Mark lights his model with Nanlite Forza LED lights. He uses a Nanlite Forza 300 as the key light and two Nanlite Forza 60B fixtures to highlight the model's cheekbones.
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✘ PRODUCTS USED:
Canon EOS R5 Mirrorless Digital Camera Body
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Canon Mount Adapter EF-EOS R
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Canon EF 85mm f/1.2L II USM Lens
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Canon RF 85mm f/1.2 L USM Lens
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NanLite Forza 60B Bi-Color LED
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NanLite Forza 300 5600K LED Light
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NanLite 60 Softbox for Forza Monoblock Style Light Fixture
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NanLite Para 120 Quick-Open Softbox with Bowens Mount, 47"
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Matthews Baby Junior Triple Riser Stand with Wheels
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0:00 Intro
0:30 Meet our Model, Sydney King
0:50 Canon R5 setup overview
1:19 Shallow Depth of Field for Portraits
1:45 Nanlite Forza LED Lights
2:14 Eliminating ambient light in the studio
2:30 An overview of the lighting setup
3:30 Setting the camera for "absolute black" when using LED lights
5:16 Adjusting the exposure of the key light
5:50 Final exposure settings
5:57 Adjusting the kicker lights
7:14 A closer look at how each light affects the image
7:45 Tips for working with kicker lights
8:14 Tips for focusing when shooting with shallow depth of field
10:14 Final Images
10:44 Final thoughts, tips, and reminders
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Model: Sydney King
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Studio: Blok Photo Studio
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Just a note: The light modifiers are actually *parabolic* softboxes, not octoboxes. That's a big difference when it comes to light shaping. A para will focus the light and give you more specular focused soft light as opposed to the simply diffused light of an octobox. Sounds like I should make a video about this one! Thanks to those who caught this and brought it to my attention.
I real want to know the deference between these tow from actual photos. Look forward to see your video. Please send to me when you made it. thanks of lot
Is the Snap Factory no longer a thing?
Sydney is a great model! She was steady as a rock and simply perfect for this video. These shots will be a great addition to her portfolio.
Nice work as usual Mark. You and Sydney nailed it again. 👌🏾
Beautiful work! She’s great!
thaks mark, great vide. Gavin and Mark are my favourate
Love it. Another fantastic video and those shots 🙌wow. Sydney is stunning, beautiful work
Thank you so much Ian!
Thanks Mark, great tutorial video. Also beautiful model.
nicely done, thanks!
Awesome video Mark. I love Clam Shell Lighting. It's my favorite lighting setup. I love how you did Clam Shell Lighting using constant lights. You did a excellent job showing how to do it in this video.
Come on Mark we all know those beautiful images are all due to the R5 😂 great video as always👍👍
Thank u i love it i just found u i am a fan!
Yay!!! Glad to have you here. 😃
nice video O:)
Mark have you used the nanlites in wedding events?
Nice although that banding noticable on the background isn't overly appealing. Woulld have been nice to try to remove this by perhaps exposed the background slightly ... or was this perhaps an issue with your Camera/file size?
Another question I have relates to mixing the Nanlite Forza lights with flash. Are any of them powerful enough to do this, perhaps in combination with a gobo or cookie?
Thanks for this vide. Can i get a link to that mount for the reflector that's connected to the C Stand?