Judging by your comments it's clear to see you're not a photographer and probably someone who bought a Nikon D3100 and thinks they're the next Richard Warren because they read Strobist 101's blog.
You talk about composition? She's shooting a subject in front of a white background in a small room. What exactly is wrong with the composition? Should she have hung herself upside down and then took the shot? The rest of your comments were too stupid to even bother replying to.
Great job, and in a really small room at that! I was amazed that you where able to get full body shots in that space. Like someone else said, I would be worried about distortion but if the photos look great and suit your style you can throw all that out the window.
@Tim9666 sure, lets just have the models rip their arms off and switch em with their legs...that should work... but im sure you will post your own vids for us to see, riiiight?
@jerryfudala What are you talking about? There is no single photo that is somehow special. They all seem flat because of the flat lightning, there is no good composition and no story behind,as well as bad posing. All backgrounds are just white and there is absolutely no dynamic.
1 Flash is basically already enough to bring some dynamic lightning into the portrait, the rest; composition,post editing,..is made by the photographer and just not good in these photos. Not offence.
@Tim9666 Wow, thanks for the comments but seriously, the room is 3m x 2.7m, with 4 people in it and a grand total of 2 100w lights, there wasn't much room for more "dynamic" lighting and composition, sometimes we just have to work with what we've got, right? Besides, it was 3 years ago, we all live and hopefully learn.
A good job working with limited space. However, as a general rule of thumb I would NEVER shoot closer than six feet from the model (with any lens), as closer distances cause undesirable distortions to occur IMHO.
The other flash head is on a stand and is reflecting light back via an umbrella. It is quite high and the videographer was sitting under it most of the time so you don't see it much in the video :)
Thank for posting. I really enjoyed the vid. Its really great to see that people can get such great results in such a small space.
I am saving for a backdrop as my next toy!
pedro1066 1 day ago
Judging by your comments it's clear to see you're not a photographer and probably someone who bought a Nikon D3100 and thinks they're the next Richard Warren because they read Strobist 101's blog.
You talk about composition? She's shooting a subject in front of a white background in a small room. What exactly is wrong with the composition? Should she have hung herself upside down and then took the shot? The rest of your comments were too stupid to even bother replying to.
46bigbang 2 days ago
how much was that lens?
VaSopheMoua 2 weeks ago
what kind of backdrop do you use?
urban02 2 months ago
Great Work! I would like to know what lens was used.
W.H.
serenityphoto247 3 months ago
Damn Raccoons.
duaneafields 3 months ago
This photo shoot was great! Nicely done ;)
mirabellepageantgirl 3 months ago
Very cool video, thanks. Do you know the name of the song?
mick3545 3 months ago in playlist mick3545's favorites
Great job, and in a really small room at that! I was amazed that you where able to get full body shots in that space. Like someone else said, I would be worried about distortion but if the photos look great and suit your style you can throw all that out the window.
2likru 3 months ago
what is the material of the background?
WillyChoi87 4 months ago
hi, what was the room's parameters? :) (length x width)
i am just corious because i am going to create my little studio like this one and would be nice to know how "big" was that? :)
Thanks a lot!
Agreis
agreisxena 4 months ago
really boring lighting and poses
Tim9666 5 months ago
@Tim9666 sure, lets just have the models rip their arms off and switch em with their legs...that should work... but im sure you will post your own vids for us to see, riiiight?
jerryfudala 2 months ago
@jerryfudala What are you talking about? There is no single photo that is somehow special. They all seem flat because of the flat lightning, there is no good composition and no story behind,as well as bad posing. All backgrounds are just white and there is absolutely no dynamic.
1 Flash is basically already enough to bring some dynamic lightning into the portrait, the rest; composition,post editing,..is made by the photographer and just not good in these photos. Not offence.
Tim9666 2 months ago
@Tim9666 Why not use your time more wisely? Everything you said is complete bullshit.
46bigbang 2 days ago
@46bigbang Well then let me know which one of these photos is so terribly good in your opinion and why it is like that.
For me they are all flat, badly lighted and totally un-dynamic in every way.
And maybe get yourself a book about studio lightning, portraiture and composition.
Tim9666 2 days ago
@Tim9666 Wow, thanks for the comments but seriously, the room is 3m x 2.7m, with 4 people in it and a grand total of 2 100w lights, there wasn't much room for more "dynamic" lighting and composition, sometimes we just have to work with what we've got, right? Besides, it was 3 years ago, we all live and hopefully learn.
kirstylegg 1 day ago
@jerryfudala PS; leave me your mail adress if you wanna hear my opinion regarding to one specific photo.
Tim9666 2 months ago
A good job working with limited space. However, as a general rule of thumb I would NEVER shoot closer than six feet from the model (with any lens), as closer distances cause undesirable distortions to occur IMHO.
famousPhotog 7 months ago
Very nicely done. Excellent!
Danno21F 9 months ago
What are the brand names for all the lights you use? :D
missmovii 10 months ago
excellent i love dis video!
Chris4Pris 10 months ago
You have done amazing job. keep it up :)
are you a self taught photographer or did you go to an artschool? if you dont mind asking. x
smartboy9t 10 months ago
wow you did a good job
JEREMIAH149 1 year ago
Very good in fairness, must dig my portflash out of the Attic and get Shooting
It was a Portaflash was n't it ???
shaughz 1 year ago
Wide lens is a must in this studio.
valt3r24h 1 year ago
where did you get you backdrop, stand, and lighting?
Ph0tOgRapHeR94 1 year ago
I love you shoot. came out great!!!
What is the music in this Video?
it's cool too.
InfaredByRoland 1 year ago
what do you make of the sigma HSM 18-50mm f2.8 lens what is your camera body cheers
blobblob291 1 year ago
Very beautiful photos!!!
Great job with such a tight space!
cryrolfe 1 year ago
your Sigma HSM 18-50mm f2.8 lens is it macro one excellent video great work
blobblob291 1 year ago
where can I get a white background like that?
J0Nramirez 1 year ago
nice studio, small, yet very nice shots. you really are a pro.
fotomaru 1 year ago
That room is tight lol ...good work .... = )
luiscarag 1 year ago
I reeeeally love this!!! :-D
BritxBrat2Fashion 1 year ago
hi ya.. could i ask what kind of paper roll u used in this photoshoot? im a Newbie..im gathering info..
mckyong1983 1 year ago
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onelove3500 1 year ago
What paper roll are you using? And what are the rough dimensions of that room? I'm thinking about doing something similar with my spare room
eggy900 2 years ago
@eggy900 IZAL medicated
airscrew1 1 year ago
Other than the light source from the softbox, where is the other light from when your trigger your camera?
suilung 2 years ago
The other flash head is on a stand and is reflecting light back via an umbrella. It is quite high and the videographer was sitting under it most of the time so you don't see it much in the video :)
kirstylegg 2 years ago
to get the white background without using a backgroundlight you have used a highf number os like your 2.8?
CountryMaster16 2 years ago
I'd say she photoshopped out the shadows.
FilmCrab 2 years ago
No, the paper roll bounces light back and lights up brightly if you use flash heads :)
kirstylegg 2 years ago
Great stuff - must get cracking on my own home setup!
peter1892 2 years ago
Nice: good to see how others work!
10britalicus 2 years ago
Great work thanks for the info
petermcweeny 2 years ago
Very good could i ask what lens you are using?
petermcweeny 2 years ago
@petermcweeny hi, I was using a Sigma HSM 18-50mm f2.8 lens :)
kirstylegg 2 years ago
WILL BE FAMOUS <3
adamlcb86 2 years ago
absolutely beautifull,
brilliant camera work.
brilliant make up job!
and breath taking model!
she should be famous!
mmmmmx
sparkymac 2 years ago
Way to adapt!!! Good job!
timmyster8 2 years ago