Tag: strobist
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Portrait photography in sunny weather using flash – Week 55
Sunny weather is great, unless you want to take portrait photos. Bright light often means harsh shadows on your subject. In this video digital expert Gavin Hoey will look at using on and off camera flash to control the light and get some great results.
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How to Light and Photograph Basic Graduation Portraits using Speedlight’s in a Small Home Studio.
In this video I go through the basic equipment you will need to light and photograph graduation portraits in your small home studio. I will be sharing photography tips and techniques as well as a live view of the actual shoot. As with all my lighting tutorial videos, I will be giving you a behind…
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How to Create Artistic Portrait Photography Backgrounds by Using a Video Projector
In this video I’m going to show how I used a video projector as a background for studio photography. This video will cover some of the things to look for when purchasing a video projector to use as a photography backdrop, as well as a complete lighting setup and breakdown with example shots. Do you…
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A Quick Beginners Guide to Photographing Full Body Portraits using ONE Light (Speedlight)
In this video I will demonstrate how to shoot a full body portrait using one light in a small space. I will be sharing photography tips and techniques as well as a live view of the actual shoot. As with all my lighting tutorial videos, I will be giving you a behind the scenes and…
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How to Photograph a Full Body Portrait with One Light in a Small Home Studio
In this video I share some tips and techniques on how to shoot a full body portrait in a small hime studio. ===================================== Equipment Used: Lights: Profoto B2 Air TTl Kit – Modifier: Phottix Raja 105cm – Backdrop: Camera: Sony A7R MarkIV – Sony Zeiss 50mm 1.4 – Manfrotto 055X Aluminum – Ballhead: RRS BH-55…
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Ultimate BUDGET DIY One Light Setup (Speedlight) for Portrait Photography #shorts
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Dean Collins – Part 2 – Executive Portrait Photo on Location
Dean Collins has only one chance to capture an airline executive portrait photo in a busy airport. From his program ‘The Best of Dean Collins On Lighting’. Part 2 of 2 parts.


