How to use an entry level strobe kit for Portraits
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Backdrop looks like hell
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should you be using a white vinyl so theres no wrinkles??
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Should you not have a light behind her to isolate her from the black background?
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dont see the point of using the flash with the white back ground when you have white walls and window light.
close the blinds would be the first tip i would give when creating dramatic portraiture shooting against a black back ground, second would be burn the muslin and by some paper back drops.
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So what is good about this. TTL - why bother to use anything but a strobe on the camera. What is the value balance? Why two lights. You have said nothing to teach...
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These vids deserve a better image quality.
anyway, this is very useful info.
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one thing, you took a full length shot of her in her all black outfit and the white background, but when you showed us the example its a white background but the model is mysteriously wearing a denim jacket, please teach me this trick i am no0t able to do such things with my camera!
paulietang55 1 year ago 2
@paulietang55 In 3 years you're only the second person to comment on the mixed up images.
morrisstudios 1 year ago
Great tutorials. I would just like to know what would be the minimum size room to setup a studio to get a full size shot. Thank you.
AnGkEr67 1 year ago
@AnGkEr67 Hard to do in less then a 10x20 space
morrisstudios 1 year ago
I'd use a reflector instead of the umbrella and used the umbrella to highlight her hair from the dark background.
I'd also use a bigger apperture to blur the background, futher highlighting the subject thus making her stand out.
agun17 1 year ago
Not sure about the reflector and umbrella but it's worth a try.
morrisstudios 1 year ago