Very helpful video Gavin! little things like the tip about the placement of that soft box in your video that will make a MAJOR difference in the way I will be shooting from now on. Thanks
I just got a lighting kit today they are all steady lights 2 of the are the white umbrella, and the other one is a gold reflecting umbrella...I was wondering if you have a video about the gold reflecting umbrella??
wow thanks so much for sharing the technique i had no clue you could change the color that easily, I was expecting you to say something around the lines of photoshop but this is very practical!
Why is it that your skin tone seems so washed out and yet this video seem dark? The lighting seems really soft judging by the shadows cast on the background. Is it due to exposure compensation? Please explain.
@TheFerrisBuhler No offence mate, but that's quite a nasty thing to say, isn't it? Gavin has been a source of inspiration to so many of us. He takes off valuable time to share his knowledge and this is the best you could come up with? If I'm not wrong, you just made that crass comment about his daughter. What were you even thinking? :-(
Hi Gavin. I recently subscribed to your channel. I enjoy watching your video tutorials and am learning a lot. Photography is a hobby for me but I am also studying professional photography at the moment. I just have a question for you: Was the light inside the softbox diffused by placing some sort of cover infront of it? Also, was the light inside the softbox a flash or continuous light? Thank you!
hi gavin great video just wondered what canon camera and lens were you using for this video and what do you mainly use for you portraits, thanks in advance
I was wondering if you could make a tutorial on multi layer stencils? I found a couple of videos on the web ... but yours are far clearer and simpler to follow. Thanks
if we click by gray background can we change that color in photoshop?? just like as u have done in that frame video, if which u painted ur frame and used gray color
if we click by gray background can we change that color in photoshop?? just like as u have done in that frame video, if which u painted ur frame and used gray color
I shouldn't do that if I were you, buy a green screen. It's particular made for such purposes. If you use a grey background, and edit is with lets say the Replace Color tool in PhotoShop, you might edit colors of you're model as well because they always have some grey or black pixels like hair or shadows. A green screen has a particular green color rarely used on clothes so you will only replace the background and don't have to worry about your subject. Try Google it.
I'm a college student and photography is my major and tomorrow morn we are learning about photographing on gray background and i feel like I'm gonna have an edge on knowing what to do! thanks so much for this vid! I have definitely learned a lot from your other vids too!
I'm about to purchase the Lasolite Soft Boxes. What size do you reccomend? 15X15 or 24X24...I plan on using them with an SB800, Sunpak 555 Handle mount flash, or the olde reliable Vivitar 285.
I particulalry will be using them outdoors as main lights.....please advise....
Wonderful...Smashing...your not just a master photographer but an excellent teacher as well. Even the novice can full grasp what's being taught. There are some gifter photographers out there but they cannot articulate the basics like you have. Well done! Keep up the good work!
@KaioStryker Those were Can 580 EX speedlights, but you can do the same thing with studio strobes or continuous lights if needs be. It's not about the gear, it what you do with it...
@PhotoGavin Thanks Gavin. I really appreciate the response. Looks like I will be getting a tripod and softbox for my SB-600. As always, you rock and thanks for the videos!
@PhotoGavin Gavin I just bought a white background but I cant seem to hide the wrinkles. Have you any ideas/ Also is it best to have the flash at a height behind the model instead of on the ground like I have been doing?
Very useful video...but it brought me a new question...whenever you use this kind of background, how do you manage the measurement?...Do you use center, punctual or matrix measurement? And also, which part of the model you consider most important to take the light measures? Thanks
@Supiripanto When working with flash I use a light meter and full manual mode. The light meter takes an incident light reading (not reflected) so the meatering spot isn't an issue.
I'm a magician and I am filming a project where the camera will be focused on my hands. My question is how do I achieve a white background while having now shadows on my hands? Please respond. Thanks.
when taking these shots, what are the best settings to use on your camera. Where you in manual mode? and roughly what aperture settings etc was your camera set to. im a little new at this but have great fun with my Canon, however can never get the desired shots.
Wow awsum video Gavin didn't realise you could do this with grey backgrounds will defo try this, one question what lense do you use looks like an L series lense
Gavin, you probably are the best teacher on net. I have learned so much from your techniques. After watching these videos I bough a PY04 as well, my question is what setting would you recommend on the camera (F value, ISO and Shutter) and similarly what should be on the Speedlite (currently I have Canon 430 EX II). Ive tried various setting but not achieving the desired results.
Great advice, Easy to understand presentation, examples of each shot, explanation of things down to the stop change needed...I simply vote you the most helpful "photo guy" on Youtube. I learn something on every episode.
what mount do you suggest for your flash and large softbox ? , I see so many choices available, but have no clue what to purchase. Thanks or any help.
complete beginner question Im almost emabarrased to ask but...how does the key light and the flash behind your model work together? I've learned more from your tutorials that anyone else on the web. Thanks for being so "user friendly!"
@hslade23 The camera has a radio transmitter fitted to the hotshoe and the speedlights (flash guns) are attached to receivers. They all are set to the same frequency so when the camera takes the photo all the flashes fire together.
@LosPigg Use what you've got. This video was in answer to a question on using speedlites but in my studio I usually use flash heads. That said the technique is the same with either light types.
Like everyone else Gavin, I really enjoyed this video - great stuff. I'm looking to get myself a softbox for my 580EXII - which one are you using in your vid and light stand/bracket too. Keep up the good work...
Gavin! Wonderful video. Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to put your material together. I truly enjoy your work and look forward to the videos to come sir! thank you
That was just awesome!!! WOOOW!! Stunning technique!! Thanks you so much Gavin for give us in each video those tips to improve our photography technique and quality!!
Awsome video! - so simple but yet so creative! - one question though...is it "any kind of gray" or is it some specific color gray? Thanks for great tips! hope you keep doing them for a long time :) cheers from Sweden
thank you so much for all your tutorials. learned so much from you. quick and simple videos. thanks.
planning to set up a home studio also. quick question, which is better- seamless paper, muslin, velvet or vinyl. also can white background be as versatile as gray? meaning can it also become gray and black.
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Very useful! Thank you mate.
GenVirtu 3 days ago
excellent!!!! thank you
johnfrankstylist1 3 days ago
Thanks a lot, going to buy one grey right now.
miyatacn 4 days ago
thanks alot gavin helped me alot!
SeanPee911 1 week ago
Very helpful video Gavin! little things like the tip about the placement of that soft box in your video that will make a MAJOR difference in the way I will be shooting from now on. Thanks
9eyephotography 1 week ago
thank you
captfilk 1 week ago
Gavin, for the white background look, you pointed the back light at the background, right?
AlainAnhTruong 1 week ago
great video, you're very a good people person, it can be seen by your models attitude, I have found it can be tricky with models lol.
alexcraig1 2 weeks ago
I just got a lighting kit today they are all steady lights 2 of the are the white umbrella, and the other one is a gold reflecting umbrella...I was wondering if you have a video about the gold reflecting umbrella??
mainegirl1985 2 weeks ago
Thank you for nice tutorial.
jsomby 2 weeks ago
thanks for this vid :) 3.
urtalking2me 2 weeks ago
You are scaring the child with that soft box. lol
stipsazg 3 weeks ago
Thanks timjonasd
Androcentus 3 weeks ago
Thanks Gavin.....
MsRocco3 3 weeks ago
Can anyone please tell me what lens was he using in this video? Thank you!
Androcentus 3 weeks ago
@Androcentus 24- 105 f4 i think
timjonasd 3 weeks ago
say hello claire! I SAID SAY HELLO!!!!
ShotTakeProductions 4 weeks ago 4
just superb sir.....awesome.......great
pplovesall 1 month ago
Great Tip Gavin!...I just bought a B&W...looks like a need a grey one now?
Ken5imaging 1 month ago
wow thanks so much for sharing the technique i had no clue you could change the color that easily, I was expecting you to say something around the lines of photoshop but this is very practical!
dothisdothat321 1 month ago
This is a great and useful tutorial, thanks gavin
elmackis 1 month ago
Why is it that your skin tone seems so washed out and yet this video seem dark? The lighting seems really soft judging by the shadows cast on the background. Is it due to exposure compensation? Please explain.
mannymack 1 month ago
this is an excellent resource. Its funny because most people will say you gotta have black, white or even green, but never heard of grey.
aksonnebeyatta 1 month ago
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TheFerrisBuhler 2 months ago
@TheFerrisBuhler i dont even understand why you would say something like that
aksonnebeyatta 1 month ago
@TheFerrisBuhler No offence mate, but that's quite a nasty thing to say, isn't it? Gavin has been a source of inspiration to so many of us. He takes off valuable time to share his knowledge and this is the best you could come up with? If I'm not wrong, you just made that crass comment about his daughter. What were you even thinking? :-(
uchilledfrance 1 month ago
verry useful video
noonchaka 2 months ago
Very clear Mr Gavin
I see you use those nice cheap Yongnuo radios
Kind regards
Edward Olive
fotografodeboda 2 months ago
Thank you for this video
heis1vip 2 months ago
great simple tutorial! I really love the picture with the almost black background!
A7man 2 months ago
Dude, this is awesome... and so helpful. Thanks!
aekinzie 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
really informative video! question, does this kind of setting work for whole body shots as well? thanks gavin!
tazz100588 2 months ago
That is fantastic ! Thanks Gavin
neel27 2 months ago
She is so hot...
xxbluejay21 2 months ago
@xxbluejay21 Pedo bear alert!
IsaacMaganaMusic 2 months ago
Hi Gavin and thanks for your tips, could you please tell me whats the setup of the speedlight main light?
shoglove 3 months ago
bril video Gavin !
ROMCIA26 3 months ago
Gavin, you are the best. thankyou
yowu7446 3 months ago 4
This is great, I really want to try this, what is the setting, Gavin and what is the front light. does it impact the camera setting, Thanks
jairomanalu 4 months ago
Dude, you are really good! I can do my own family portraits this way! Haha
MichaelRayWegner 4 months ago
Very Good Demo, what were your your cam setttings?
jahmakea 4 months ago
Awesome Trick and Tips thank you so much dude.
blackisredandblue 4 months ago
what a great teacher you are! congratulations!
emendoncabr 5 months ago
amazing!
DIVADELUXE45 5 months ago
awesome! great tips right to the point. thanks!
cerberusgear 7 months ago
love the color part of it :)
joshiyogendra 7 months ago
very helpful, thank you
CarienLee 7 months ago
I just found your tutorials today. Fantastic tutorial...you make it look so easy!
laputman1 7 months ago
great video
aquaphotoboy 8 months ago
This video is AWESOME !!!
yaronrosen86 8 months ago
This video is AWESOME !!!
yaronrosen86 8 months ago
She is probably thinking: "Come on Dad! Getting going- I want to go outside. What is Dad doing? Your acting silly! Oh my goddd!"
prmass1 8 months ago
Hi Gavin. I recently subscribed to your channel. I enjoy watching your video tutorials and am learning a lot. Photography is a hobby for me but I am also studying professional photography at the moment. I just have a question for you: Was the light inside the softbox diffused by placing some sort of cover infront of it? Also, was the light inside the softbox a flash or continuous light? Thank you!
AntMan1007 9 months ago
subscribed :)
unbee73 9 months ago
Great tips!!!
yolandosiahaya 9 months ago
Thank u i wait more dear
Exitt10 9 months ago
Great video Gavin!
iamchrisphoto 9 months ago
Was the background 18% grey, like a grey card?
qChurchy139q 10 months ago
This was incredibly helpful. Thank you.
Greggbert 10 months ago
Nice Wireless trigger. I have the same brand. rf-620. They are so reliable and cost efficient. Great tut.!!
jCuPhotographer 10 months ago
@PhotoGavin - couldn't you do the same with a white background?
sKIPper76M 10 months ago
Thanks for a great video, I did not know that the grey background can be used to create most colors. This will help me tremendously.
tsehampton 10 months ago
hi gavin great video just wondered what canon camera and lens were you using for this video and what do you mainly use for you portraits, thanks in advance
PhotographyChris 11 months ago
Great video sir!
dakipro 11 months ago
I was wondering if you could make a tutorial on multi layer stencils? I found a couple of videos on the web ... but yours are far clearer and simpler to follow. Thanks
buzz4ward 11 months ago
This gives you creativity!
rontermeer 11 months ago
I hear all photographers say that Nikon is by far better than Canon. Do you agree on that?
Anyway super nice video :D love it!
MVC7CVM 11 months ago
Great photographer and wonderful model. Gavins videos are so positive and inspiring.
djcondra 11 months ago
Wow!!! what a nice and interesting tutorial. I always learn too much from you, thak you so much for your aportation. Thankssss!!!!!!!! Gavin.
Gohan4411 1 year ago
has anyone ever seen gavin and god in the same room at the same time?!!
food for thought.......
redman68au 1 year ago
can you still create the different colours other than black with a white background? =)
RachNnik 1 year ago
Wow, that was awesome! Thank you for posting and answering that question.
honitsten 1 year ago
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i have a Q.
if we click by gray background can we change that color in photoshop?? just like as u have done in that frame video, if which u painted ur frame and used gray color
i have canon 5d mark II
brajakisoradasgkg 1 year ago
i have a Q.
if we click by gray background can we change that color in photoshop?? just like as u have done in that frame video, if which u painted ur frame and used gray color
brajakisoradasgkg 1 year ago
@brajakisoradasgkg
I shouldn't do that if I were you, buy a green screen. It's particular made for such purposes. If you use a grey background, and edit is with lets say the Replace Color tool in PhotoShop, you might edit colors of you're model as well because they always have some grey or black pixels like hair or shadows. A green screen has a particular green color rarely used on clothes so you will only replace the background and don't have to worry about your subject. Try Google it.
LordEmosewa 11 months ago
@LordEmosewa Sometimes a photog doesn't want to switch out the background color in each photo in Photoshop. I think this is a viable option.
bodaciousbetties 8 months ago
thank you very much, i gonna get also like you so studio but i dont have enough money for the speed lites
kaazvlog 1 year ago
Gavin, don't you think it would be better to make a portrait standing at around 5m. distance from the model?
gregmorrow 1 year ago
I'm a college student and photography is my major and tomorrow morn we are learning about photographing on gray background and i feel like I'm gonna have an edge on knowing what to do! thanks so much for this vid! I have definitely learned a lot from your other vids too!
eggheadjunk 1 year ago
Amazing! Getting a grey background asap!
walexxx 1 year ago
Great tutorials. This one is completely fantastic and useful. Thank you very much.
vilmucha10 1 year ago
hey please check out my video *photography* that i made im not a professional but i want people to see what i can do and what they think! thanks!
starlightaoril19 1 year ago
Nice video.
But if I can only have one, do I buy black, gray or white?
SUGAddr 1 year ago
i love u gavin u r amazing. i ve learned a lot from you...
TheAykaraulan 1 year ago
Very good video. Great information! I added a gray background and gels to my Amazon wishlist!
jordandemoss 1 year ago
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sexykatie90 1 year ago
very nice
kindasketch 1 year ago
Nice vid!
mrkmat 1 year ago
Thanks for the nice tutorial.
Greetings from Berlin, Germany
ForsakenXColours 1 year ago
your videos are so helpful! you have a real gift!
JesusRevolution247 1 year ago
great!
Fearlessroby 1 year ago
Loved this. So very helpful. ;) Thanks!
ThrivingIvy 1 year ago
I'm about to purchase the Lasolite Soft Boxes. What size do you reccomend? 15X15 or 24X24...I plan on using them with an SB800, Sunpak 555 Handle mount flash, or the olde reliable Vivitar 285.
I particulalry will be using them outdoors as main lights.....please advise....
Many thanks..........Garnett Greene
GovernerGeneral 1 year ago
Wonderful...Smashing...your not just a master photographer but an excellent teacher as well. Even the novice can full grasp what's being taught. There are some gifter photographers out there but they cannot articulate the basics like you have. Well done! Keep up the good work!
GovernerGeneral 1 year ago
You are great :). Man you are doing great.
eldanieldeepak 1 year ago
Does it work with umbrellas as well?
josecoelho67 1 year ago
You are awesome!!!!
msgilliam1474 1 year ago
Thank you! So helpful!!
PbVeritas 1 year ago
hi gavin thank you. it was use full for me. please tell me what are you thinking about nikon cameras?
mehdidrummer 1 year ago
How the heck does the photos come so clear with no tripod??? i have a hard time holding my camera steady so i don't get blur, any tips?
rocknrollgheddie666 1 year ago
YOUR THE MAN 100% LOL
THANK YOU
irven1 1 year ago
Love your work Gavin!
RaphaelBenDor 1 year ago
Great Tip!
IMPnD 1 year ago
Possibly the most helpful photography-related video I've ever seen on YouTube..
Thanks a lot!
nornironguy58 1 year ago
i love to watch ur videos !! very helpful !! and ya i voted for you u deserve that!
movania89 1 year ago
wow that was quite awesome :D
jahanzebk91 1 year ago
Gavin, what kind of light do you have behind you? I'm new to photography, and looking to do portraits just like you did in this video.
KaioStryker 1 year ago
@KaioStryker Those were Can 580 EX speedlights, but you can do the same thing with studio strobes or continuous lights if needs be. It's not about the gear, it what you do with it...
PhotoGavin 1 year ago 19
@PhotoGavin Thanks Gavin. I really appreciate the response. Looks like I will be getting a tripod and softbox for my SB-600. As always, you rock and thanks for the videos!
KaioStryker 1 year ago
@PhotoGavin Agreed. Your vids definitely show creative ways to put gear to use.
jordandemoss 1 year ago
@PhotoGavin Gavin I just bought a white background but I cant seem to hide the wrinkles. Have you any ideas/ Also is it best to have the flash at a height behind the model instead of on the ground like I have been doing?
pjos111 1 year ago
Great videos. You've really taught me a lot.
brilliantboy88 1 year ago
Very useful video...but it brought me a new question...whenever you use this kind of background, how do you manage the measurement?...Do you use center, punctual or matrix measurement? And also, which part of the model you consider most important to take the light measures? Thanks
Supiripanto 1 year ago
@Supiripanto When working with flash I use a light meter and full manual mode. The light meter takes an incident light reading (not reflected) so the meatering spot isn't an issue.
PhotoGavin 1 year ago
@PhotoGavin but what if we don't have a light meter ? :)
jarod51 4 months ago
Hey Gavin how's it going you're a awesome photographer a question what kind of camera are you using
brucejohn14 1 year ago
@brucejohn14 I use Canon gear either a 5D mkII or in this case a 40D.
PhotoGavin 1 year ago
Hey Gavin,
I'm a magician and I am filming a project where the camera will be focused on my hands. My question is how do I achieve a white background while having now shadows on my hands? Please respond. Thanks.
J0Nramirez 1 year ago
Great video, very useful. I am subscribing.
Thank you very much.
Bless from Panama Republic
Carlodimaximus 1 year ago
This was an awesome video, dude! I liked that gel trick. It's definitely cheaper to do that than buy another background.
wannabeb3 1 year ago
wonderfull and sooooo usefull :D
thanks alot
HopeQ8 1 year ago
What camera are you using?
naruto10156 1 year ago
Hi Gavin,
when taking these shots, what are the best settings to use on your camera. Where you in manual mode? and roughly what aperture settings etc was your camera set to. im a little new at this but have great fun with my Canon, however can never get the desired shots.
thanks
babybum2000 1 year ago
Wow awsum video Gavin didn't realise you could do this with grey backgrounds will defo try this, one question what lense do you use looks like an L series lense
Look forward to more videos
XanadarX 1 year ago
What's the lens you use for your portrait??
thanks
keape86 1 year ago
i love your videos, nice nice nice... that softbox is a cowboystudio softbox?? or what brand is it??
vladislaowilly 1 year ago
Gavin, you probably are the best teacher on net. I have learned so much from your techniques. After watching these videos I bough a PY04 as well, my question is what setting would you recommend on the camera (F value, ISO and Shutter) and similarly what should be on the Speedlite (currently I have Canon 430 EX II). Ive tried various setting but not achieving the desired results.
Thanks
barelyaverage 1 year ago
what about the flash settings??
paoiedude 1 year ago
great video!.does it have to be a grey backround? i have a vinyl grey backround,will that do the trick???? thanks!
paoiedude 1 year ago
Gavin,
Thanks so much for the tips! I would have never thought of placing a light behind the subject. Can't wait to try it out!
Vanessa M.
VannyPack88 1 year ago
Wonderful! I sure would like to go to one of your seminar, if any in USA.
Poohcifer 1 year ago
Great video thank you!
psyker156 1 year ago
Great advice, Easy to understand presentation, examples of each shot, explanation of things down to the stop change needed...I simply vote you the most helpful "photo guy" on Youtube. I learn something on every episode.
vintagepremoon 1 year ago
You tell us what the background flash is set at, but no mention of the key light settings?
rlpeebles 1 year ago
you are awesome as usual
gingerkitty4 1 year ago
Hi Gavin,
what mount do you suggest for your flash and large softbox ? , I see so many choices available, but have no clue what to purchase. Thanks or any help.
FrostyTheBeerMan 1 year ago
5*s again
urmatoru 1 year ago
This is so cool. My favorite lesson so far. I need a gray backdrop.
isaiahheaden 1 year ago
pffft,"I've not done that and it's kind of on purpose" kind of couldn't be shagged.
therbertme 1 year ago
What background should I use if I want to take a picture of an object that I'm going to extract in Photoshop Elements?
thanks for all of your videos!
Sharon430 1 year ago
@Sharon430 The usual choice is green or blue. Do a Youtube search for Chroma Key and you'll find plenty for advice.
PhotoGavin 1 year ago
complete beginner question Im almost emabarrased to ask but...how does the key light and the flash behind your model work together? I've learned more from your tutorials that anyone else on the web. Thanks for being so "user friendly!"
hslade23 1 year ago
@hslade23 The camera has a radio transmitter fitted to the hotshoe and the speedlights (flash guns) are attached to receivers. They all are set to the same frequency so when the camera takes the photo all the flashes fire together.
PhotoGavin 1 year ago
Awesome Gavin...I enjoyed every single video you have here.
The great tutorials and your nice and friendly personality separate you from the rest.
jchitrady 1 year ago
Hey great video gavin, whats the lens you were using?
avbmenon 1 year ago
@avbmenon A Canon 24-105L
PhotoGavin 1 year ago
when is it best to use studio flash heads over speed lights?
LosPigg 1 year ago
@LosPigg Use what you've got. This video was in answer to a question on using speedlites but in my studio I usually use flash heads. That said the technique is the same with either light types.
PhotoGavin 1 year ago
Thank you again for this great video. And also thanks to your daughter, she's always very patient if the father calls her for an experiment :)
Hadbanger 1 year ago
GREAT FANTASTIC i sure ler something new true the video thank you for posting it
cristhianbarneond 1 year ago
A strapless camera. The Horrror!! haha. I dropped my Nikon D300 once, damage, had to send it in. Ever since I've suffered from Straplessphobia.
Great video btw.
LibanPhotography 1 year ago
JUST ABSOLUTELY AMAZING.. THANK YOU MY TEACHER...LOL .. IT'S REALLY GOOD
ke69nny 1 year ago
Good video. Maybe you should have mentioned why there are black cloths on either side (to stop unintended fill light).
DavidSIlvercloud 1 year ago
Have you thought about doing a book Gavin.. i would definitely buy it.
Simaster 1 year ago
Like everyone else Gavin, I really enjoyed this video - great stuff. I'm looking to get myself a softbox for my 580EXII - which one are you using in your vid and light stand/bracket too. Keep up the good work...
TheFrattonite 1 year ago
thanks for all the things you´re teaching me Gavin!!!
MoonenAngie 1 year ago
excellent one Gavin, thanks again
riverhousefoto 1 year ago
Gavin! Wonderful video. Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to put your material together. I truly enjoy your work and look forward to the videos to come sir! thank you
CameronMagee 1 year ago
Gavin, great video once again. A question that still remains though, what was the reason you didn't iron the cloth???
Thanks alot!
Dimacheari 1 year ago
@Dimacheari I wondered who'd be first to notice ;-) If you blowing out the background to white, you can get away with a creased background.
PhotoGavin 1 year ago
@PhotoGavin Thanks for the fast reply Gavin. Clears it all up!
Please keep doing what you do, you made my photography so much better already!
Dimacheari 1 year ago
thank you for answering my questions. once again love your tutorials.
macaraegb52 1 year ago
Complimenti!! Veramente bravo, i tuoi tutorial entusiasmano e invogliano a scattare foto.BRAVO!
dumarune 1 year ago
that is great. your videos are quick and to the point.. gives the info with not a lot of milling about with pointless details
Stickler739 1 year ago
thanks! It;s very useful to me
lose1000 1 year ago
What a lovely model you have there Gavin.. shes cute..
No I'm not a photographer but i learn something new from you. Thanks
t0pyang 1 year ago
That was just awesome!!! WOOOW!! Stunning technique!! Thanks you so much Gavin for give us in each video those tips to improve our photography technique and quality!!
Ralphsheep 1 year ago
Your vids are great!
eforce1200 1 year ago
Nice work mate.
Love your tutorials.
2zany4u 1 year ago
Brilliant. Learnt something new!
hidimb 1 year ago
thats really good!
nice model jiji
hunsua 1 year ago
thanks a ton. this is very informative!
VelusDarkbind 1 year ago
this is another great video and yet again i learnt something i didnt know that was so obious as i was brought some of thoes gels for christmas
cookiemainiac 1 year ago
this is another great video and yet again i learnt something i didnt know that was so obious as i was brought some of thoes gels for christmas
cookiemainiac 1 year ago
Awsome video! - so simple but yet so creative! - one question though...is it "any kind of gray" or is it some specific color gray? Thanks for great tips! hope you keep doing them for a long time :) cheers from Sweden
perjrse 1 year ago
thank you so much for all your tutorials. learned so much from you. quick and simple videos. thanks.
planning to set up a home studio also. quick question, which is better- seamless paper, muslin, velvet or vinyl. also can white background be as versatile as gray? meaning can it also become gray and black.
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