Lindsay, your videos are a highlight on UA-cam because you are such a great communicator. You manage to explain, in the briefest time, all the important points of the shoot being discussed. There is never any wasted time in your videos! I hope you never run out of ideas for new videos because I’ll always be watching - Thanks 😊
awwww thank you. I can't imagine running out of ideas because art is always evolving and tech is always changing. Thank you for taking the time to share nice words. xo
Shooting in a professional studio tomorrow for the first time, this video really helped restore my confidence. "Lighting doesn't have to be complicated to be beautiful" thank you for this part :)
Good morning sir or madam... Iam from Hyderabad, India... We are facing lot of problems in focus modes in mark iv... Please please make a video on that... Example bride and bridal stand opposite side for ring ceremony.. where we keep focus points... Sharp focus to both... Please please
Fantastic video Ms. Lindsay Adler! Thanks for sharing so much through these videos in ADORAMA. Yes, sometimes one light source its all is needed and by you showing us three completely different looks magnifies that idea.
Hi, Lindsay! I can see that in the second setup the strobe that you used is a profoto 1000w. My question is how much power do we need for a shot like this? 300,600,1000w? How much power would be enough in a small studio?
I'd love to know the power settings and also camera settings when shooting these shots. I am pretty sure its a standard setting for much of these, but im more interested in the power coming from the stobe lights.
Hi there! My camera settings in the studio are usually ISO 200, F/11, 1/200. The power of the lights depend on the distance of the light, wattage of the strobe, modifiers, etc. So the easy way to do it is to use a light meter to match those settings and then adjust the lights as necessary.
Thank you Lindsay for my first intro into studio photography :) I have also the question of Nikol Kara, how much Watts lights do i need for the shoot like in the video?
Hi Lindsay, first off, thank you for all your time and great info you give. Very appreciated. I do have a question, in doing the one shadow look, I gave it a try and I got an extra, little lighter shadow band coming off from the main shadow. Any thoughts why this is happening? Thanks again. Todd
You ask the stylist, hows the wardrobe going to be. Planning everything meticulously is the key to successful photo shoot. If for some reason you’re shooting a mystery dress, grey is the most neutral colour that can match any colour.
beautiful results and easy setups, but I am not too sure why you wanted to keep the modifier on for your 2nd setup, it's huge and blocked out your bounced back light.
Yes but you would have less control unless you flag it from the background or as another option move the light setup and subject further away from the background. For the umbrella in to VFlats setup the shoot through would work but you would get reflected light from the back of the shoot through and need to work to control that or any raw light spilling out of the umbrella.
That second setup is gorgeous and so flattering- love it
Lindsay is true blessing for all creatives. Thank you for sharing your world with us.
Lindsay and Norton are the best of this channel. love their content and the way they explain.
and Gavin!
This is crazy because:
You can start a professional career with this light techniques!
Very glad to come across people like you, very creative and helpful
Lindsay, your videos are a highlight on UA-cam because you are such a great communicator. You manage to explain, in the briefest time, all the important points of the shoot being discussed. There is never any wasted time in your videos! I hope you never run out of ideas for new videos because I’ll always be watching - Thanks 😊
awwww thank you. I can't imagine running out of ideas because art is always evolving and tech is always changing. Thank you for taking the time to share nice words. xo
Shooting in a professional studio tomorrow for the first time, this video really helped restore my confidence. "Lighting doesn't have to be complicated to be beautiful" thank you for this part :)
Very much appreciated Lindsay and all the great guys at Adorama! Informative and very helpful tutorial! God bless & good luck!
I could listen to Lindsay all day !!
She could teach about cheese and I’ll be there 😂
Lindsay, I love your photos and videos. You’re the best!
I didn't think I'll fall in love with studio photography
she is just GREAT.....BIG BRAVO and THX
aww thank you!
Lindsay always shares knowledge and fantastic experience. You rock!
Seriously amazing photographs just with a single light ❤️
great video. easy lighting to recreate for sure! good inspiration
I get so inspired to shoot after I watch your videos!! Thank you!
Looks very good. Thanks for the tips for personal work or other.
Finally got the million subs. CONGRATS, team 🤜🏾
I just love her tutorials,...
Good morning sir or madam... Iam from Hyderabad, India... We are facing lot of problems in focus modes in mark iv... Please please make a video on that... Example bride and bridal stand opposite side for ring ceremony.. where we keep focus points... Sharp focus to both... Please please
Awesome!! Hope to see more of these great content videos. Thanks.
Another great video. Quick, concise, and packed with usable information. Thank you so much! Can't wait to try this.
be sure to dm me if you do. I wanna see!
Fantastic video Ms. Lindsay Adler! Thanks for sharing so much through these videos in ADORAMA. Yes, sometimes one light source its all is needed and by you showing us three completely different looks magnifies that idea.
:D glad you enjoyed it!
First time encountering tutorials from you in the Adorama channel, but will be sure to check out more of your content. Thanks for this video!
she is the best!!!
Hi Lindsay,,, I love watching your content,,, gives me some great tips to try,
Great to hear. More coming your way!!
Awesome!! Thank you Lindsay
Perfect, flawless, amazing 😍
Nice work Lindsay 😎
thank you!
So awesome. Thank you.
Simply put we're very greatful 💗
thank you for this tips Lindsay
Gostei das dicas. Obrigado pelo vídeo. 🖖
Loved your tips❤️
You’re a legend
Great tutorial and instructions. 🙏🏾
This was fantastic. Thanks so much for sharing the knowledge.
awesome as usual
thank you!
Hi, Lindsay! I can see that in the second setup the strobe that you used is a profoto 1000w. My question is how much power do we need for a shot like this? 300,600,1000w? How much power would be enough in a small studio?
Very useful video , I learned lot from it, looking forward more videos like this keep it up good work, R.manohar , india,chennai
amazing content !!
Thank you !
I'd love to know the power settings and also camera settings when shooting these shots. I am pretty sure its a standard setting for much of these, but im more interested in the power coming from the stobe lights.
Hi there! My camera settings in the studio are usually ISO 200, F/11, 1/200. The power of the lights depend on the distance of the light, wattage of the strobe, modifiers, etc. So the easy way to do it is to use a light meter to match those settings and then adjust the lights as necessary.
@@lindsayadlerphoto that's great info! Thanks Lindsay!
I love this
Loved it.. Just a Q..
Can we achieve The first two shots using a Octabox {80cm}
definitely.
Any affordable dupe for the Profoto D1 & D2?
Thank you Lindsay for my first intro into studio photography :)
I have also the question of Nikol Kara, how much Watts lights do i need for the shoot like in the video?
Hi Lindsay, first off, thank you for all your time and great info you give. Very appreciated. I do have a question, in doing the one shadow look, I gave it a try and I got an extra, little lighter shadow band coming off from the main shadow. Any thoughts why this is happening? Thanks again. Todd
Expensive gears! 😂
Just a very quick question if i may. If you don't know what the models are going to wear for a shoot, what backdrop/colour etc would you pick? Ta!
You ask the stylist, hows the wardrobe going to be. Planning everything meticulously is the key to successful photo shoot. If for some reason you’re shooting a mystery dress, grey is the most neutral colour that can match any colour.
I always plan ahead but if not I use fashion grey so I can adjust it with gels or feathering.
@@dedyandrianto agreed!
Nice vid… I’ll try to do…
beautiful results and easy setups, but I am not too sure why you wanted to keep the modifier on for your 2nd setup, it's huge and blocked out your bounced back light.
I've found that when I use a bare bulb I don't get enough ceiling bounce for whatever reason. I've tested it and it seems too work better!
Are the shadows acceptable in fashion and editorial
Would a "Shoot Through" umbrella work as well as the reflective umbrella with a diffuser ?
Yes but you would have less control unless you flag it from the background or as another option move the light setup and subject further away from the background.
For the umbrella in to VFlats setup the shoot through would work but you would get reflected light from the back of the shoot through and need to work to control that or any raw light spilling out of the umbrella.
Yes just less control of the feather of light.
What kind of strobe did you use, powerwise?
Can you recommend cheaper lights. I’m just a student I don’t have that cash flow lol please and thanks.
Curious on settings?
All shots look good only after editing .
:)
You know your in the city by the number of locks on the door
The biggest temptation to click on a single light video is a single light. Nobody, literally nobody has the space for flats or flags :/
Lindsay, I get a security warning if I try to load your website: learnwithlindsay.com.
try www first? I'll take a look.
@@lindsayadlerphoto Yes that worked okay. Thanks.