Useful as always

That was fascinating, thank you!

There’s similar tutorials on KZfaq that u should check out, lil more organized and easier to repeat

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I'm such a fan! Incredible videos thank you!

YES! WHAT I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR! 😭😭😭 btw, if I may, 😊 my Instagram is eye_sea_evrthng

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you are amazing. i would love to pay for a full course or get recommended reading/further resources if you have tips.

No this is not his light set. I know exactly how it looks and it is different.

amazing

loved this. could you make a how to light video on Tlyer Mitchell's studio work & how he mixes ambient and strobe when shooting outdoors?!

you are really an inspiration to those who wanna learn and improve studio lighting, we appreciate you!

Another rain of knowledge. It's being amazing follow up this content, every time I click in a video about a subject in the end I finish the video with much more comprehension of other aspects in photography.

Amazing content. Thank you!

very nice

The battery tech is horrible for the AD400, you can recover the battery but it takes time and sometimes additional equipment. On rare occasions you can rest the battery without having to take them apart. I would recommend them to anyone unless the person is tech savvy and has The time to fix them when the battery fails.

Best wishes from Brazil! I think u dont have the slightest how precious your content is. This specific vídeo, help so much, i was a little confusing after the TikTok one and now its everthing crystal clear. Thank u so much

Definitely trying this on my next shoot

you are a legend !

This channel is what every photographer needs to see. It really helps seeing these techniques. I would love to see a full course from you man!

you overdo every single lighting tutorial that you make - not every pocket of light or highlight is created by an entirely new strobe. a strobe can do more than light up one single part of your body/backdrop and not everybody should throw lights at a model for every body part to control it. you don't have to throw flags at every single area on the studio, the set literally looks like a maze(??). your background is being lit by 5 different lights. there is so much you can do with 5 lights - i even think its possible to light something like this entirely, including the model and the background, with 5 lights entirely - i will leave that as an exercise to you. more importantly, the primary demographic of your audience are people who are not established fashion photographers and more on the beginner level - these people will start thinking you have to use 5 lights to light up a gradient background like this, which is totally false. They will get into the unhealthy habit of throwing lights at a situation and using v-flats and flags to control them instead of learning how to being flexible and use the few lights you will realistically have on set. word of unsolicited advice - for these tutorials, challenge yourself to do more with lesser lights and not just spray equipment because it's a computer simulation - your knowledge of lighting will grow by doing this. i guarantee you william arcand is not using 9 or 10 lights for this shot. the beauty of lighting lies in understanding how to make the most of your light, and that is what you should be sharing with your viewers. these complicated setups only alienate beginners and put them off the art of lighting a set or how to use light properly.

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This is similar to jack Bridgland ❤

I'm so happy you did a shoot from Will Arcand!

Thank you for the gem! I'd love to learn more about your Photoshop editing process. Could you share some insights on how you approach photo editing in Photoshop after the photo is created in Set.A.Light?

don't let this channel disappear 😭a hidden gem

this channel is so important !

thank you for this content i love it please keep going

Please deconstruct Jack Bridgland retro colour grading technique ❤❤😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤

Interesting. I've avoided these because they're the worst possible combination for me - big and bulky but rather limited in power. Ive got a few of the little 300w/s ones and a big 600w/s with a separate head for when i need some grunt. Wish someone like Profoto would make a light that's actually attainable for mere mortals.

I just can't trust battery lights for studio purposes for this exact reason, ESPECIALLY for a cheaper brand. I use Godox for background lights for video work, not a complete Godox hater, I even have some super old Godox strobes that are reliable when I need to throw something up, but battery tech isn't as easy and can be very dangerous. Wouldn't invest money in cheap batteries ever.

You're my new favourite YT channel <3 love your analysis

Really really nice video ! I would love to contact you for more informations, what’s your mail ? Thank you for your videos !!

this is incredible!

These are Lighting Master Classes - so good!

Keep making these! :)

love it!!

I have tried to recreate the lighting from Irving Penn, shooting a young Amber Valletta (light coming from left, she is holding her arm with one hand, smooth change of light on the backdrop), but it seems impossible. Would love to see a tutorial on this!!! Or generally a tutorial on that Irving Penn portrait style <3

loving all of these!

so good!

I only recently found your channel but LOVE it! Thank you and look forward to more from you!

Awesome

Thank you for another beautifully made video

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Hi, so helpful ty. I was curious is there any technical guidebooks or other YT channels you recommend- keen to understand studio lighting further but also on location too. Many thanks.

this is brilliant!

more of theeeese!

I have always wondered how she gets that certain contrasty and saturated look. Her colors are so punchy and lively!

Ok, I need to track down more of her work. Wonderful stuff!

make longer videos please! your content is very helpful