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Easy tutorial on how to analyze the light in your photographs! In today’s episode we breakdown the portrait lighting of three images by Nick Onken, Anthony Mandler, and Jill Greenberg.
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love your video,learned alot
The second pic with snoop is with a beauty dish – 100% Check the spot like behaviour. Hints the light/shadow border on the table, the shadow on the hand and the harsh shadow corner line under the hat. 😉
Jill Greenbern has a youtube video showing how she photographed these people crying
In last photo, there are two silvers umbrellas in the front, 45 degrees on the left and the other one 45 degrees on the right and a ring flash in front the face. I showed the making of 5 years ago….
coolll…
okay…good!
"Monday at noon, Central Standard Time" OK but what date??
that was… theee weirdest intro to a video i've ever seen…. EVER!!!
Well explained essential info. Thank you!
it's probably a (DYI maybe?) tri-reflector from bellow on the last one
great tutorial!
i think its the 3 panels that they use for sunbating the light in front. haha dont know what thats called but ive seen some in the movies
both sides are overexposed so in front of her is a square small ringlight
how to create that kind of photo (the no 3 picture in this video) aka that little boy photo….please help us with by make a tutorial how to make that kind of photo…
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Just looked at Jill Greenberg's series. If you look at some of the other images you can make out two umbrellas and a ring flash as the front lighting. This image in particular. http://www.slate.com/content/dam/slate/blogs/behold/2013/08/Jill%20Greenberg/6.jpg.CROP.original-original.jpg
You mentioned something about your space bar malfunction. Do not use Google Chrome.
Kermit the frog here
What about light gradient bands that appear how do you avoid that?
yeap….probobly..
Maybe Greenberg use Trilite´s http://www.lastolite.us/gold-white-reflector-panels-for-trilite for the bottom catch light +Aaron Nace?