The last 2 photos were really magic and interesting, another crazy techniques, really loved.

Loved the blue and magenta skies!

Thank you so much Jim. I super appreciate that! I hope your session went well.

CTB is one of our favorites!

Thanks so much Tenton. Super appreciate the kind words. Glad you found the video helpful.

Awesome! Hope you have been enjoying the MagBox!

Awesome Daniel. Thank you!

Shail this means a lot. Thank you so much for the kind words. I so super appreciate it.

Thank you so much Sefe. Glad you enjoyed the video. Hope your fam session, and all your other shoots during April were fantastic!

Thanks so much Ben!

Glad you enjoyed it. Usually just around 5500-6000K. But the trick is to go into your WB Shift and add Magenta. You can either do it in camera or in post processing later by using the Tint slider in programs like Lightroom. With Tint slider you can add the Magenta. It's located right next to the White Balance slider. Hope that helps.

Gracias!

Thanks so much Mark. Sorry for not seeing your question earlier. Approx. distance is usually 2-8 feet away from my subject. I like to get the MagBox in as close as I can whenever possible. Usually never more than about 8 feet though. I rarely ever shoot my flashes at full power. In fact, most of the time they are at a very low flash power like 1/32 or 1/64th power.

Awesome Dave. It's one of my favorite things to do, admittedly use it on nearly every shoot. Lol. Hope you have some great shoots in the Summer! Thanks for the kind words.

You want to definitely expose the sky properly. If it's blown out, you will lose detail and color which will be needed to shift the color!

Thanks so much Alex. I appreciate those kind words. I'll mention the MagMasks to our product development team. I know that is something that was mentioned before but I don't know if anything progressed. I've even seen some people use a 3D printer and actually create their own designs which is cool to see. I'll let them know for sure.

@@dayleyhighlights hopefully some are in the works

I will usually set it around 5200K, and then push my Magenta slider all the way down.

Hi Samuel, most of these were done with the Focus Diffuser on the softbox to diffuse and focus the light at the same time. Thanks for watching!

It looked like it was the Godox AD200's

I've been a big fan of the Godox lights as the best value for the money. I use AD200's and V860's.

They certainly are awesome flashes and you are right I tend to call them Speedlites, though they are 3-4x more powerful. I rarely use them at high powers though, usually on the low end of the spectrum so I hope Speedlite owners realize these shots aren't anything they couldn't accomplish with a Speedlite as well.

Dj Dupree ENT if you are sure of your settings and you think the color skin is still too orange ... just use a half cto instead of a full cto.

Thanks for the question. Sorry I didn't see it earlier. As Mikecna mentioned you could use less of a CTO gel, or take your Kelvin down even further to 2500K. Every camera and lens can be a little different so you will have to adjust a little bit but when using a Full CTO usually I am somewhere between 2500-3500K. It also depends on how far back my flash is from my subject and if I am letting in any ambient light and how it affects the scene.

This will vary a bit depending on the actual color temperature of your flash, and camera manufacturers have a little variance in color temperature as well. For a rough reference, check out this blog post: support.magnetmod.com/mag-mod-gel-sets/how-do-i-use-the-standard-and-advanced-gels

saurav ranjan CTO means Color Temperature Orange. CTB means Color Temperature Blue. These are gels you add in front of your flash to change its color.

Saurav, the awesome thing is these 1/2 CTO and 1/2 CTB gels are actually included in the Pro Kit! As Okay Motion mention these are just gels that help change the color temperature of the flash. So the CTB is the blue and CTO is the orange. The 1/2 just means they are less saturated than the full (1/1) gels.

@@dayleyhighlights Is the 1/2 the reason why the sky is changed but the couples skin tone stays fairly neutral? Or how does that happen?

Yeah, I often times do call the AD200's a Speedlite, but you are right they are much stronger. Great bang for the buck with those lights.

You want to definitely expose the sky properly. If it's blown out, you will lose detail and color which will be needed to shift the color!

Gracias Yeroberto. Es cierto debemos hacerlo en Espanol tambien.

@@MagnetMod Et en français, ou alors incrustez les infos : WB/COLOR GEL/SLIDER tint

Thanks for the feedback Margaret. I do tend to talk fast. I'll try to do better.

Trevor has demonstrated these white balance and gel methods in detail in the past. Check out the other videos on the Magmod channel. Having seen those these seem normal speeds for me. 👍

Margaret, you can also slow down the playback speed of the video on KZfaq. Just expect him to sound drunk. :)

Sorry Jerry. I'll try to do better in the future. I think it's just my natural way of speaking. I don't have any kind of script I'm following.

@@dayleyhighlights No need to apologize to me, just wanted to let you know it can come across wrong 😉