Lindsay Adler demonstrates how to use short-lighting, posing, and Rogue FlashBender 2s to create curves and drama in a boudoir portrait. Flash photography lighting video tutorial, techniques and tips.
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Nice tutorial, the model looks like a living doll!
Great info here. Thanks for sharing, Lindsay. Your work are amazing!
ma' am if we are beginner and just starting boudoir photography then how to get client for first photo-shoot or we have to hire model for boudoir photo-shoot for our portfolio collection
Excellent ! I am a painter working mainly with nude models, and I learn a lot from your advice regarding posture and lighting. Thank you.
As always, another amazing session on lighting an posing. Thank you for taking the time to share.
Nice Lindsay!! but the details are missing!!! like how much power do you use in the speedlights and how much of editing you did in the shots shown and so on…
Budoir. Except minus a bedroom …
Beautiful. Thanx !
Beautiful video thank you Lindsay
Very beautiful model!
Great video, thank you for posting !
beautiful curves
So unless you have a back drop this method might not be as effective?
Can you explain this depth of field preview to simulate modeling light trick, please? Is it a feature of that camera body? Something that you set up? Is it likely possible with any body after figuring out setup? Is it a feature of that trigger if so what trigger is it? Seemed like a nice little trick so I'd love to learn how to do it. Thanks
what settings do you use on your camera
Ok I get it.. its a Rogue commercial…
First off I love you work and I have a very similar set of equipment so I am anxious to try this technique out. Can you tell me approximately how far is the model from the back drop?
Did you say curves during this video?
What f/? Stop and TV values were used to create the dark background?
f/10 with 1/250"?
Amazing video and photography tips.
awesome