I tried this using my Interfit ex150 studio lights with the modeling light at 100%, but it was very dark and had to use 40th f/4 to get a usable image. I'm guessing it is because they are low power?
@Baldoxxx4000 Stupid TROLL, Thats probably Gavin's daughter for Christ sake, Show a little respect, and if you don't like it, then why are you watching it. Your probably not even a photographer.
Hi Gavin, I am a photography student studying a professional course written by George Seper, and I'm currently in the middle of experimenting with these kinds of lighting setups. What aperture and shutter speed did you use for these shots?
thanks for the tip there. I can't afford EVERYTHING needed for a "great' shot. I used the window to photograph my granddaughter and it turned out pretty good. How do you get the eyes so bright when the eyes are dark brown? =O) My model is my granddaughter, she has dark brown eyes. Cute as could be, but I would still like to have her eyes stand out more if that is possible. Thanks =O)
hi Gavin. thanks for the videos, they are very educational to me as a beginner. anyway, i am trying to set up my first softbox lighting system. would you mind sharing me your softbox set up on your video? been looking on the web, but i'm a little confused on what to look out when shopping. i'm just looking for a basic but decent set up. hope you can help me on this. thank you.
As always, your videos are so easy to view and are so educational. It's these little tips and tricks that can make a world of difference in the quality of the shot! And of course, you have the best looking model there in the world!!! Thanks for all the great tutorials Gavin!
LOvely tutorial as always !!!!!!!! Gavin would you please tell me the settings for white balance on camera for conitnuous lighting? I get really greenish / cyan cast on pics specially for white backgrounds . Please help me :o)
@icelilly123 I sed Auto WHite Balance and adjust the coulour cast in Adobe Camera RAW. A reference shot of my grey card is always taken at the start of the shoot.
@PhotoGavin Thanks a lot Gavin . Do u have some tutorial about using a grey card? I understand that you take one shot with grey card and edit in PS later . What to do with the shots without grey card? Do you have some turotial about the way of using a grey card . I can edit the photo with a grey card, but don't now what to do with the shots without a grey card in them .....
Hey Gavin... another great video!!! all your tutorials are awesome... really like your 15 minute photo challenges... keep them coming... you use continuous lighting alot... do you prefer to use continuous instead of studio strobes, if so why?
got some pictures liek that love it took them in the same kind of way but just used a stage light not a soft box worked realy well just dropped shutter speed
im not even into photography that much, but i like your tutorials. Its like when your watching the discovery channel, you donno why your watching it, but you cant look away
Hey Gavin! This has been the first video about lighting that has actually been of any use to me! I am a complete N00b when it comes to studio photography. I dont have the patience to read books so youtube is my main source of info. If you could do more "studio" based videos that would be amazing. Possibly an "idiots guide" to setting a basic studio + lighting up.
I believe that by using f8 value you can actually turn the background completely dark (black), but using a f2.8-f4 you would have a hard time with the lighting setup.
very nice. compared to so many of the other lighting video tutorials you might find out there, I really like how the simplicity of it all really emphasizes that great pictures are possible with any setup. Of course the lighting style will all be similar in this case and is limiting in that regard, but again, the simplicity of the setup does well to emphasize that what is important in photography is not the gear - it is the photographer!
Hi Gavin, can you do one that explores lighting a white background -full body in a home studio (I saw your hassleblad studio one, but that was full-on cyc wall.
Hi Gavin! Another GREAT tutorial! Your daughter has grown so much! Is this her natural look for the purpose of this video or has she applied a touch of make-up for color? Just curious so I know why color is an issue in my photos.
Would love to get one of those lights, hope they ship to Germany. Is there any way to adjust the strength of the light other than moving it further away or closer to the subject or changing the camera settings (as in can one make any settings on the light itself)?
@DrP1po Not sure they do, but I can recommend a Euro alternative if needs be. Check out my review of the lights by searching YouTube for "flora lighting review"
Another great tutorial Gavin! Your daughter is growing up so fast! Are you ever coming to Raleigh, NC? I would love to attend one of your conferences, but they are always so bloody far away!
Would have been worth saying in the video that the further away from the background the model is the easier it is to get it black. I know you mentioned it in the comments, but a lot of people won't read all of them ;)
@lizzybeth0 You can make up for a lack of cash with a bit of imagination... So replace the light with a window and move the model (and yourself) to get the desired results.
Gav never ceases to amaze me so much talent from one camera, one model one light source and a stack loads of ideas . Thanks Gav for your time is very much appreciated
Gav never ceases to amaze me so much talent from one camera, one model one light source and a stack loads of ideas . Thanks Gav you time is very much appreciated
@SHS123SHS iso is how sensitive the sensor is. it used to be film grade. the higher the number the less light the camera needs. the lower the number the more light is nessisary to get a correctly exposed shot. but as the iso # goes up, the quality of the picture goes down.
aperture is how wide the hole that the light passes through from the lens into the camera. the bigger the hole, the less light you need and it blurs the background more but the bigger that hole the less sharp the picture is.
Thanks for posting! Great video. When looking at these pictures in the histogram, is the right side of her face over exposed? It looks very bright in all the photos.
@1mill2 No the histogram was perfect (what else you you expect, lol) The compression from still to video pushes the contrast up a fair amount and then there's the small issue of monitor calibration...
@PhotoGavin It never bother me is you have blown out highlights, I know some frown on it, I have a calibrated monitor and I have to say some of the images have no detail in parts of the face.
more on the mono ones I would say.
Do you not use a grey background so you can have black or white backgrounds, like in a past video you have done?
@Fallingtreelee The fallout from the shoot through umbrellas makes it difficult. Get yourself a softbox for your speedlights. They're not very expensive at all.
@tardis1996 All shot with a Canon 40D with a Canon 50mm f/1.8 the Flora light is a continuous light so I worked in Av aperture priority mode at around f/2.8 - f/4
@PhotoGavin i have that same camera lens setup! i normally have my 24-70 2.8 L on it though. i think i will upgrade to the 60D so i can start incorporating video and get much better low light stuff
gorgeous light and some nice alternative setups with softbox light, everyone alway s seems to use the 45 degree setup but i love the extra softness you get with the edge lighting described here, great shots as always.
Btw I got my "Raw to the Core" t-shirt and love it!! Thanks
@lightwavejunkie I think most poeple start with the obvious, but it's really eye opening just how much light changes when it's moved. So pleased you're lovin' the "RAW to the core" t-shirt :-)
I was trying to get a jet black background a while ago with a 45 degree light setup (what the hell was I thinking)... Damn it, I just packed my stuff back in my bags! NOOO.
Thanks for teaching again Gavin! I'll do this first thing in the morning. :)
Thanks for your videos Gavin,I am just getting in to photography and your tutorials have really helped me understand and improve.
ReckonerUK 1 week ago
great VIDEO! thanks for sharing.
Sonnys503 2 weeks ago
Thank you very much Gavin for your all amezing tutorials!
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I tried this using my Interfit ex150 studio lights with the modeling light at 100%, but it was very dark and had to use 40th f/4 to get a usable image. I'm guessing it is because they are low power?
seabiscuit03 1 month ago
can i ask you Gavin, what is your best lens or the one you prefer for portraits ? im just a beginer myself, love your videos
stecartmel 2 months ago
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what is the camera setup please? and it is work with lens 18-105 nikon or not and thanks to you alot
PhotoRAED 2 months ago
Beautiful shots!
Erin91225 2 months ago
Amazing Galvin!!!!
alextfotografias 2 months ago
@alextfotografias galvin?
UltimateVenom 3 weeks ago
@UltimateVenom KKKKK I missed the buttons man! ;)
alextfotografias 1 week ago
what is the camera setup please?
Thank you.
BassamAlharbi 2 months ago
you are amazing :O
mikeprdct22 3 months ago
She actually looks ugly on her sides...Photos are all lies!
Baldoxxx4000 3 months ago
@Baldoxxx4000 Stupid TROLL, Thats probably Gavin's daughter for Christ sake, Show a little respect, and if you don't like it, then why are you watching it. Your probably not even a photographer.
piperpilot26 3 months ago
Great video tutorial, Gavin! Love your work!
exsing 3 months ago
Hello sir, was there post editing done to the stills that you were showing?Thanks
ianjerome727 4 months ago
very beautiful subject Gav! thanks for sharing!
jl644 5 months ago
gavin, you are my hero!!! thank you so much.
MegaChristylou 5 months ago
Hello Garvin,,a lot of people are asking the same question as I am right now, and that is what is the F-stop n shutter speed u used to take there
tdiaz720 6 months ago
Hi Corky. That would vary a lot depending on the angle of light I guess. Also would depend on how much depth of field you'd be interested in.
Experimentation would certainly provide some unique results.
ethanhuntae 6 months ago
I like the video but nothing was said about the (camera seting)
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Hi Gavin, I am a photography student studying a professional course written by George Seper, and I'm currently in the middle of experimenting with these kinds of lighting setups. What aperture and shutter speed did you use for these shots?
AntMan1007 6 months ago
are the photos displayed in the video edited in post before you added them to the video?? and what is your F Stop and Shutter??
lp22hot 6 months ago
Fantastic!
moedabr 6 months ago
awesome tips. thanks a lot. is this your daughter?
Onlineshrekjr 6 months ago
I am subscribing! You're taking pictured with affordable equipment, I have hope! Thanks for the tutorials
thaiamer 6 months ago
thanks for the tip there. I can't afford EVERYTHING needed for a "great' shot. I used the window to photograph my granddaughter and it turned out pretty good. How do you get the eyes so bright when the eyes are dark brown? =O) My model is my granddaughter, she has dark brown eyes. Cute as could be, but I would still like to have her eyes stand out more if that is possible. Thanks =O)
thatsalligot2say 6 months ago
Correct me if I'm wring but portrait lighting can be applied to macro photography as well right?
ajayalmighty 7 months ago
Hope to see more
LightingShowroom 7 months ago
Nice work
LightingShowroom 7 months ago
great lesson I love it, BTW where u get ur shirt? I like it :P
LonelyMan36 7 months ago
hi Gavin. thanks for the videos, they are very educational to me as a beginner. anyway, i am trying to set up my first softbox lighting system. would you mind sharing me your softbox set up on your video? been looking on the web, but i'm a little confused on what to look out when shopping. i'm just looking for a basic but decent set up. hope you can help me on this. thank you.
MrYoda1972 7 months ago
Incredible results!
You are the man Gavin!
fret2424 7 months ago
beautiful girl
LentiniJoe 7 months ago
Gavin, what should I do to replicate what you are doing in this video, but instead with an umbrella instead of a softbox?
Johncar435 8 months ago
would this work the same using flash not continuous
pegasuswatersports 8 months ago
Great job Gavin!!!
godie1975 8 months ago
As always, your videos are so easy to view and are so educational. It's these little tips and tricks that can make a world of difference in the quality of the shot! And of course, you have the best looking model there in the world!!! Thanks for all the great tutorials Gavin!
photoguyphotography 8 months ago
LOvely tutorial as always !!!!!!!! Gavin would you please tell me the settings for white balance on camera for conitnuous lighting? I get really greenish / cyan cast on pics specially for white backgrounds . Please help me :o)
icelilly123 8 months ago
@icelilly123 I sed Auto WHite Balance and adjust the coulour cast in Adobe Camera RAW. A reference shot of my grey card is always taken at the start of the shoot.
PhotoGavin 8 months ago
@PhotoGavin Thanks a lot Gavin . Do u have some tutorial about using a grey card? I understand that you take one shot with grey card and edit in PS later . What to do with the shots without grey card? Do you have some turotial about the way of using a grey card . I can edit the photo with a grey card, but don't now what to do with the shots without a grey card in them .....
icelilly123 8 months ago
what iso,aperture and shutter did u use? soory im so begginer.. love all of ur vids.. :D
lykishable 8 months ago
Bahahaha daaaaaaaad are we done yet, good tute though
psyvrm 8 months ago
Hey Gavin... another great video!!! all your tutorials are awesome... really like your 15 minute photo challenges... keep them coming... you use continuous lighting alot... do you prefer to use continuous instead of studio strobes, if so why?
ekimpj10 8 months ago
Great tutorial as usual Gavin. Please keep up the good work
SharpGilpin 8 months ago
Hello. That works well for a blonde model;
And If the model is a brunette?
ptlofts 8 months ago
Love your videos, definitely subscribing.
KeatonDee 8 months ago
got some pictures liek that love it took them in the same kind of way but just used a stage light not a soft box worked realy well just dropped shutter speed
AIM2790 8 months ago
im not even into photography that much, but i like your tutorials. Its like when your watching the discovery channel, you donno why your watching it, but you cant look away
jamironited4 8 months ago
What lens are you using in this video?
DramaQueen1958 8 months ago
@DramaQueen1958 Actually it was a 50mm f1.8... Makes a change from my 24-105L I guess
PhotoGavin 8 months ago
Great tips there Gav I am guessing this will work for video to?
SillyFokkerRC 8 months ago
@SillyFokkerRC Yes the same techniques will work in video.
PhotoGavin 8 months ago
@PhotoGavin Thanks Gav keep them coming
ATB GM
Silly Fokker RC
Ghostmaker1970 8 months ago
Fabulous.
fabulousminge 8 months ago
she is so cute
karma4796 8 months ago 12
Hey Gavin! This has been the first video about lighting that has actually been of any use to me! I am a complete N00b when it comes to studio photography. I dont have the patience to read books so youtube is my main source of info. If you could do more "studio" based videos that would be amazing. Possibly an "idiots guide" to setting a basic studio + lighting up.
0401556 8 months ago 3
What camera you use Gavin? Great video by the way!
X13ful 8 months ago
I believe that by using f8 value you can actually turn the background completely dark (black), but using a f2.8-f4 you would have a hard time with the lighting setup.
pachecf 8 months ago
Can I use a remotely triggered flash unit for this kind of setup?
jokymoky 8 months ago
what mm lens are you useing? 50 perhaps?
nationsc2011 8 months ago
@nationsc2011 50mm f/1.8 ii
MrWp97 8 months ago
can you check your inbox please? Thank you!
MrTacCcCcC 8 months ago
Hello Gavin, What is the optimum shutter speed for these kind of portraits if handheld? Great Vids by the way!
sadzoot 8 months ago
very nice. compared to so many of the other lighting video tutorials you might find out there, I really like how the simplicity of it all really emphasizes that great pictures are possible with any setup. Of course the lighting style will all be similar in this case and is limiting in that regard, but again, the simplicity of the setup does well to emphasize that what is important in photography is not the gear - it is the photographer!
jkddaddy 8 months ago
Nice, like all your other videos.
rendear 8 months ago
great video gavin. your tutorials are really helpful. can you show us next time how to shoot a bursting balloon?
masky0809 8 months ago
i know the moddle shes in my school pretty right?!
doggle124 8 months ago
Great video! But what if I want to have the light in a 45 degree angle and still have a black background? :)
Ethiona 8 months ago
Hi Gavin, can you do one that explores lighting a white background -full body in a home studio (I saw your hassleblad studio one, but that was full-on cyc wall.
TheMorts100 8 months ago
Thanks Gavin¡
adanpiollo 8 months ago
i d'ont take photos but now i want to try thxxx Gavin your great hope you will help me :)
JEANKENWELL 8 months ago
very well explained - many thanks
mikeg11111111 8 months ago
Hi Gavin! Another GREAT tutorial! Your daughter has grown so much! Is this her natural look for the purpose of this video or has she applied a touch of make-up for color? Just curious so I know why color is an issue in my photos.
QBERTGTR 9 months ago
Would love to get one of those lights, hope they ship to Germany. Is there any way to adjust the strength of the light other than moving it further away or closer to the subject or changing the camera settings (as in can one make any settings on the light itself)?
Love your tutorial once again!
DrP1po 9 months ago
@DrP1po Not sure they do, but I can recommend a Euro alternative if needs be. Check out my review of the lights by searching YouTube for "flora lighting review"
PhotoGavin 9 months ago
Hi Gavin, great tutorial and portraits!
What aperture you use for the studio portraits?
Imrooot 9 months ago
@Imrooot F/2.8 - f/4 was used for all the shots.
PhotoGavin 9 months ago
Your model is BEAUTIFUL!
videboi1972 9 months ago
Gavin, your model has grown fast in two years from the last video I have seen.
prmass1 9 months ago
what was your camera setting Gavin, thanks for sharing
biswamberpal 9 months ago
what are the setting for the camera (mode)?? great video!!!
zeyer73 9 months ago
@zeyer73 manual, obviously.
gilegraam 9 months ago
@gilegraam uuuuuuuuuuuuuuy sorry, hahahaha, thanks!!!
zeyer73 9 months ago
@gilegraam Actually I was in Av mode ~ continuous lighting not flash ;-)
PhotoGavin 9 months ago 6
@zeyer73 I was in Aperture priority (Av mode) using an aperture of f/2.8 - f/4
PhotoGavin 9 months ago
@PhotoGavin cant believe you answered my question!!!!! thanks
zeyer73 8 months ago 2
3:47 she looks like an Angel ! ...Thanks for the lovely tutorial Mr. Gavin :)
princedawson 9 months ago
Gavin is my hero!
VRMorrigon 9 months ago
Great video as always! Thanks :)
jonnybeats12 9 months ago
Thanx...........Mr. Gavin .
HENEYY 9 months ago
Wonderful video. Thank you for sharing.
keape86 9 months ago
Nice tutorial... but you Model seems a little bored ;) very nice tutorial though... keep them coming. P.S. when is the next 15 mins Photo Challenge?
fa6i3n 9 months ago
What was your camera settings?
QuannieBoy 9 months ago
Another great tutorial Gavin! Your daughter is growing up so fast! Are you ever coming to Raleigh, NC? I would love to attend one of your conferences, but they are always so bloody far away!
QBERTGTR 9 months ago
Thank you very much
cinamonrocknroll1 9 months ago
Hi Gavin. What kind of lights are those? How much can we expect to pay for something similar?
a0stud 9 months ago
@a0stud That's the excellent Flora light from Linco. A link is in the description.
PhotoGavin 9 months ago
what lens are you using on this photoshoot?
marcmarleyrian 9 months ago
@marcmarleyrian looks like a 50mm 1.4
caetanosmc 9 months ago
@caetanosmc It's in the description
Camera: Canon 40D
Lens: Canon 50mm f/1.8 ii
AyKayEl 9 months ago
gr8 videos ! would really love it if you would make a series targeting and helping photographers who are getting into food photography , thanx!!1
aboodk 9 months ago
Great video gavin
greeneyedchul0 9 months ago
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Woah she's all grown up now!
oobermars 9 months ago
Thanks for your hard work Gavin. You're an inspiration!
consultjohan 9 months ago
Would have been worth saying in the video that the further away from the background the model is the easier it is to get it black. I know you mentioned it in the comments, but a lot of people won't read all of them ;)
Komatoes 9 months ago
Nice Work Gavin, regards from Argentina!
lisandromoises 9 months ago
nice video thanks
peluche2 9 months ago
Hi Gavin, I had a quick read of the posts, but what camera setting are you using - f8 at 1/250???
TheGazzadj 9 months ago
MORE pleasee!! your lighting tutorials are awesome..especially with the diagrams..
ABiteOfMe 9 months ago
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ABiteOfMe 9 months ago
2 people must be using their elbows to hit the like button - they missed completely. Nice one Gavin, extremely effective for something quite simple!
thehubbucks 9 months ago
Hey that was a great video. I learned a few new tricks to put in my bag. Thanks for posting.
livinlow11 9 months ago
Nice girl but where's smile on her face?
blackjohnny0 9 months ago
Great tutorial as always.. But as a student I can hardly afford this kind of stuff!
lizzybeth0 9 months ago 13
@lizzybeth0 You can make up for a lack of cash with a bit of imagination... So replace the light with a window and move the model (and yourself) to get the desired results.
PhotoGavin 9 months ago 20
@PhotoGavin
i personaly do that with the window, but i have a problem with the eyes they seem to be a bit too dark for the face.
might be the hard light shadow?
any solution for a more natural eye look?
and thanks your videos have been a great help for me.
msaha1992 7 months ago
the last photo was great,very lovely face!
TheRubycapulong 9 months ago
is she the little cute girl appear in your earlier videos?
wertuiking 9 months ago
@wertuiking yeah, n i believe she gavin's daughter
ny1fanta 9 months ago
easy setting but superb effect! thanks gavin!
tkdfever 9 months ago
You never posted your settings on the video, post them as annotations please.
jakehanson123456789 9 months ago
I am always thrilled to see you have added a new video, they are always easy to understand and helpful, u r a kind spirit.
fifilachoy 9 months ago
Gav never ceases to amaze me so much talent from one camera, one model one light source and a stack loads of ideas . Thanks Gav for your time is very much appreciated
KungFUcat10 9 months ago
Gav never ceases to amaze me so much talent from one camera, one model one light source and a stack loads of ideas . Thanks Gav you time is very much appreciated
KungFUcat10 9 months ago
does it get hot and warm from the light?
Db3st0794 9 months ago
can i ask where's your 5d
freestylefilmsinc 9 months ago
who is that girl? your daughter?
TechnomTigerGeek 9 months ago
@TechnomTigerGeek I believe so. But to the best of my knowledge, he's never confirmed that question before.
computersguy13 9 months ago
How on earth did you know that I wanted to do this today?!?
Have you been hiding behind my sofa again???
How many times do I have to tell you, it's not nice and it's freaking out the girlfriend!! XD
Apart from that, thanks for uploading what will be another very useful video :)
grandmasterj5 9 months ago
When you see a new Photo Gavin video in your subscription box, you watch it :P
larbyrne 9 months ago
Were you using High ISO? Pictures look somewhat noisy.
mr667 9 months ago
But how do you do it without a black background?
shouldigetit 9 months ago
Hi Gavin, did you used Photoshop in any way to blacken the oictures?
royoroyal 9 months ago
Very nice video thanks for sharing.
davidabr1964 9 months ago
I LOVE YOU MAN!!!!!! thx for this, I'm learning so much.
xMrStrongCockx 9 months ago
great tutorial as always Gav! Oh and btw, that t-shirt is awesome :)
vladutz8 9 months ago
loved this tutorial
always wanted to learn how such (exact) pics are taken
kaisar1 9 months ago
Great video !
Cvuckin 9 months ago
could you do photography for beginners video talking about what ios and aperture is , things like that ? x
SHS123SHS 9 months ago
@SHS123SHS iso is how sensitive the sensor is. it used to be film grade. the higher the number the less light the camera needs. the lower the number the more light is nessisary to get a correctly exposed shot. but as the iso # goes up, the quality of the picture goes down.
aperture is how wide the hole that the light passes through from the lens into the camera. the bigger the hole, the less light you need and it blurs the background more but the bigger that hole the less sharp the picture is.
tiggstah 9 months ago
@SHS123SHS gregorycazillo has got a very good tutorial on exposure. check out his channel, he's a good teacher
MVC7CVM 9 months ago
Gavin my friend.. Get a headset to speak to. :D You are spinning your head way too much for the little wireless mic to work.
ZeroG84 9 months ago
wow no dislikes.. great vid
lexen 9 months ago
Can you make a tutorial/video on metering by any chance? What each type of metering is best used for etc
amochana 9 months ago
Thanks for posting! Great video. When looking at these pictures in the histogram, is the right side of her face over exposed? It looks very bright in all the photos.
1mill2 9 months ago 2
@1mill2 No the histogram was perfect (what else you you expect, lol) The compression from still to video pushes the contrast up a fair amount and then there's the small issue of monitor calibration...
PhotoGavin 9 months ago 6
@PhotoGavin It never bother me is you have blown out highlights, I know some frown on it, I have a calibrated monitor and I have to say some of the images have no detail in parts of the face.
more on the mono ones I would say.
Do you not use a grey background so you can have black or white backgrounds, like in a past video you have done?
devonmale69 9 months ago
Brilliant Gav.... Thanks for this tutorial....
360mix 9 months ago
Hey Gavin! Can these lighting tips be achieved with shoot thru or reflective umbrella and while using speedlites? Thanks!!!
Fallingtreelee 9 months ago
@Fallingtreelee Controling the light with a shoot through is a lot harder, but yes it's possible in theory.
PhotoGavin 9 months ago
@Fallingtreelee The fallout from the shoot through umbrellas makes it difficult. Get yourself a softbox for your speedlights. They're not very expensive at all.
renilicious 9 months ago
Great, you have to work in your audio a little bit, other than that very profesional looking videos =), awesome lighting tip by the way
roruelas 9 months ago
Is that your daughter? She sure has grown since the last videos! Becomming a really beautifull young lady...
muusers 9 months ago
thank you very much! favourite`d!
MrWp97 9 months ago
the word model is so over used
TheScaryfluff 9 months ago
I like the stick figure light 3:06 :P
viigraphix 9 months ago
Very informative and very good shots!!!!
mreinstein48 9 months ago
@tardis1996 All shot with a Canon 40D with a Canon 50mm f/1.8 the Flora light is a continuous light so I worked in Av aperture priority mode at around f/2.8 - f/4
PhotoGavin 9 months ago
@PhotoGavin wht abt shutter speed?????
can make one video on taking photos with having studio lights.....if u can please!!!
chirag1106 9 months ago
@PhotoGavin i have that same camera lens setup! i normally have my 24-70 2.8 L on it though. i think i will upgrade to the 60D so i can start incorporating video and get much better low light stuff
tiggstah 9 months ago
@PhotoGavin I like that lens a lot. Especially the price tag. =D
KaltorRotis 9 months ago
thank you gavin
Tech4U247 9 months ago
you never disappoint :) keep up the good work please these are very very helpful.
okboy100 9 months ago
Great
oSCRIPTo 9 months ago
You're the best Gavin :)
AhmedAlRawi95 9 months ago
gorgeous light and some nice alternative setups with softbox light, everyone alway s seems to use the 45 degree setup but i love the extra softness you get with the edge lighting described here, great shots as always.
Btw I got my "Raw to the Core" t-shirt and love it!! Thanks
lightwavejunkie 9 months ago
@lightwavejunkie I think most poeple start with the obvious, but it's really eye opening just how much light changes when it's moved. So pleased you're lovin' the "RAW to the core" t-shirt :-)
PhotoGavin 9 months ago
Another great video, simple to the point instructions; can't wait to try these techniques
egavasnai 9 months ago
I was trying to get a jet black background a while ago with a 45 degree light setup (what the hell was I thinking)... Damn it, I just packed my stuff back in my bags! NOOO.
Thanks for teaching again Gavin! I'll do this first thing in the morning. :)
RyanTheTuber 9 months ago
@RyanTheTuber The further from the background you move your subject the darker the background goes... have fun trying it again.
PhotoGavin 9 months ago
@PhotoGavin Haha. Thanks. :)
RyanTheTuber 9 months ago
A Raw Shirt?
Inspired by Jared Polin?
JacobJT37 9 months ago
thanks Gavin :))
VladVidan 9 months ago
Another awesome video Gavin!
(Also, obligatory first :P)
sirsmythington 9 months ago