Great tip on the Profoto grids fitting AD 100 That just sold me on trying to decide if I want to get them for outdoor/mobile work. Thanks so much. ❤🤘🙏⭐️
This is why you ALWAYS watch a demo by the Inspiration Engineer. Even if you know all of this, you still learn something. For me, I never thought to just play with the color balance in post to change the colors. I’d always just re-gel the lighting and take much more time. I’ve bought the Magic of Gels and shoot with gels from time to time, but it never occurred to me to just flip the colors with a slider or two. When I saw her do it, I just realized it's not cheating! It's just being smart! It’s not like I (you) didn’t light it in the first place.
This is insanely helpful for people who are into photography but do not have a high buget for taking any paid classes. Thank you so much for putting so much effort to explain every detail and also letting people worldwide have access to your amazing videos! Hope you will get the recognition you deserve asap.
After doing my studio shoot today, I learned some things that you presented here mainly about having a main light affect the background lights. This was so informative
This was amazing. She is one of the G.O.A.T'S at this. I've learned so much from this. Thank you for presenting this for us. I'll always shop Adorama and Adorama only from now on!
With the gelling three lights to let the mix and make white on the background, I guess it doesn't matter so much if it's not exactly right because if it's slightly off you can easily fix that in post. Just click the background and tell the software to make that thing white. There are lots of different shades of "white" light anyway.
if you need really rich saturated color, gels need to be stacked... this goes back the additive color theory... you are actually trying to change white light, by only letting one color pass through the gel. So the more of that gel your have in front of the flash, the more it will cut out the other 2 colors the gel is not.
little note.... never EVER balance your camera on your tether table with cable attached, unless you are fine with camera and lens bouncing on the ground. Tethering is fraught with trip over danger as it is... but this is even more so. Better place is actually on the ground, under the table, it cant fall from there. Or in your assistants hands. Or in its own box next to tether table, so it cant fall, or be kicked on the ground.
Great tip on the Profoto grids fitting AD 100
That just sold me on trying to decide if I want to get them for outdoor/mobile work.
Thanks so much. ❤🤘🙏⭐️
I am so impressed by Lindsay Adler's color photography. That RGB gelled lights shoot with those colorful shadows is so cool. I must try that.
This is why you ALWAYS watch a demo by the Inspiration Engineer. Even if you know all of this, you still learn something. For me, I never thought to just play with the color balance in post to change the colors. I’d always just re-gel the lighting and take much more time. I’ve bought the Magic of Gels and shoot with gels from time to time, but it never occurred to me to just flip the colors with a slider or two. When I saw her do it, I just realized it's not cheating! It's just being smart! It’s not like I (you) didn’t light it in the first place.
This is insanely helpful for people who are into photography but do not have a high buget for taking any paid classes. Thank you so much for putting so much effort to explain every detail and also letting people worldwide have access to your amazing videos! Hope you will get the recognition you deserve asap.
So glad you enjoyed and learned a lot! Hope you can tune in to many more events in the future! 😊
After doing my studio shoot today, I learned some things that you presented here mainly about having a main light affect the background lights. This was so informative
Thsnk you for this excellent presentation and explanation of color theory. I'll be watching this again and again! ❤🧡💛💚💙💜
Lindsay is such a pro. Fantastic demo!
This was amazing. She is one of the G.O.A.T'S at this. I've learned so much from this. Thank you for presenting this for us. I'll always shop Adorama and Adorama only from now on!
Thank you Adorama and Lindsay! Great class! I very much appreciate the information and Lindsay’s wonderful presentation skills as an educator! ❤
With the gelling three lights to let the mix and make white on the background, I guess it doesn't matter so much if it's not exactly right because if it's slightly off you can easily fix that in post. Just click the background and tell the software to make that thing white. There are lots of different shades of "white" light anyway.
This video has given me so much education i was looking for. And your photos are beautiful and inspiring❤thank you very much!!!
Lindsay is the best 💙
Thank you so much for clear knowledge and inspiration Lindsay❤❤❤❤
Thank you! Amazing class and teacher.
I love this !! Regardless I have your magic of gel class ! You rock ! ❤❤❤❤❤
What a crystal clear explanation from this amazing photographer!
Best female Fashion Photographer and teacher of the world.
Why?
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Thank you so much this answered so many questions for me! Been hopping for a video like this!
Really enjoyed this Thank You learnt lots
I work with pigments, making batches, and when things come out brown, it normally means you messed up. Kinda of ironic when you think about it lol
Great class. Thank you.
I’d like to see do a color mixing video using Rotolights instead of gels… all built in!
Mind blown after 5 minutes
Merci. encore pour cette créativité
if you need really rich saturated color, gels need to be stacked... this goes back the additive color theory... you are actually trying to change white light, by only letting one color pass through the gel. So the more of that gel your have in front of the flash, the more it will cut out the other 2 colors the gel is not.
where is your fog machine?
little note.... never EVER balance your camera on your tether table with cable attached, unless you are fine with camera and lens bouncing on the ground. Tethering is fraught with trip over danger as it is... but this is even more so. Better place is actually on the ground, under the table, it cant fall from there. Or in your assistants hands. Or in its own box next to tether table, so it cant fall, or be kicked on the ground.
Are you using rgb because you are shooting flash. You are not taking perception into consideration? RYB?