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About a month ago, we took on the challenge of shooting an entire fashion shoot with just an iPhone and a couple $30 reflectors as a follow up video to the FStoppers iPhone Fashion Shoot. The SLR Lounge iPhone Photo Shoot has gotten a lot of attention and we thought it was time for a follow up video.
So, in this follow up video, we will be showing you guys the exact reflector lighting techniques that we used to pull off every shot that we took in the SLR Lounge iPhone Photo Shoot.
However, we will be using a legit camera this time. This time we will be using our 5D Mark II along with a 50mm 1.4 Prime Lens. But, trust me that you can pretty much get these exact same shots with virtually any DSLR body with a 50mm 1.4 Prime Lens attached. Below the video, we have listed out all of the equipment and software used to create these shots. So be sure to check that out as well.
Enjoy, and as always, let us know what you think!
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Lens:
Reflector:
Thank you!
2018 ?
If I had to work with a model full of tattoos, i send her strait home. Horrible.
Didn't see any difference on the 1st and 2nd shots. :c
Was very noticeable on the last ones tho.
Thanks, but it would have been better to show the before and after side by side.
Pye has come a long way in 6 years. Yikes.
The woman in the sunglasses looks a lot like Michelle Rodriguez. October 2, 2017, 7:58am
5:32 LMAO
instead of using the reflectors, can one use a on flash diffuser to get the same results?
iam used for canon 1300d lights
Thank you for the video. I'm no pro but your skies are blown out
Much appreciate
I liked the last shot best. Nice video, thanks.
thumbs down for the fucking flip-flops, tool
All I was wondering was is Jessica going to get blown away? Great shots and the reflectors certainly opened them up, but wouldn't gold have made them warmer for outdoor shooting.
Is that the 405 and kaiser in the background?
What size are the reflectors?
Thank SLR Lounge.
Why do you edit it if you are trying to show before and after pictures, the only thing that you are showing is that you can edit.
Very informative but why do the lightroom edited photos look better (to me) than the Photoshop ones?
This was super helpful! Thank you!
Great tips and lovely photos – thanks for sharing… 🙂
Thanks! Very helpful! Super excited to use my reflector this evening! 🙂
thanks for the sharing the knowledge, but it'll be nice without editing the photos just to able to differentiate the photos easily.
magic
Thanks for the video!!!
Could please show your Lightroom and Photoshop edit. Many thanks.
I found this really helpful. Than you
The only negative thing about reflectors is that you always need to have an assistant
Where would the reflectirs be purchased?
Here you have before & after photos for easy compare…
1st-pic 2:33|2:38 2nd-pic 3:17|3:31 3rd-pic 4:25|4:33 4th-pic 5:12|5:18 5th-pic 5:56|6:13
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Nice
Excuse me. Useful lesson and technical know how good speaker but you are not creative photographer, your pictures are very weak lacks of configurations and angles and you're in an unfortunate choice were not the lens is a lens that excel in portraying PORTRAIT Excuse
By insulting me you just proved what I thought. You are a rude graphic designer! I will end this conversation here. It is not worth it to argue with someone who is unable to use his brain to construct convincing arguments. Good luck in your graphic designing career! One last thing, YOU ARE NOT A PHOTOGRAPHER!
Short and sweet. Thanks for the tutorial.
nice use of reflectors.