Gear Used:
Solix 2-Light Kit:
D-Tap Battery (sold separately):
10′ Light Stand:
Professional boudoir photographer Jen Rozenbaum demonstrates how to create stunning portraits with a compact 1-light and 2-light lighting setups. Here, Jen is using her Solix 2-Light Kit by Westcott.
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two light best
WTF ISO 1250? You shot with flash
why do you use high speed with high iso? i think is better reduce the speed and reduce iso, to have better quality images
Why use such a high ISO when you using strobes though? Pls balance me real quick
Love the 2 light set up, but nice to know 1 can work if you need it too. Also, Jen is the best. Awesome video that gets right to it. Thanks!
Mmh
Do you ever notice an issue with print quality at a higher iso? I have LED panels, but i get nervous using them because obviously you have to shoot at a higher iso with those than you would with a flash.
I am SO glad I found your video! I am a beginner photographer and boudoir is something I fell in love with. I have my first night shoot tomorrow and I am so afraid of artificial light, but this video calmed my nerves. Thanks so much for posting this!
Great info, thanks
Both are good but I prefer the "sparkle" from the second image.
Boodwaar?
Why such a high ISO with Strobe lights ? Was it low power
I would go with one light set up – that image looks so good.
one light, specially on the face!
Looking forward to seeing more about these lights! Always a pleasure to watch Jen Rozenbaum work! Thanks
i love 2 lights set up!!! better image i guess!!
I like the 2-light image better. The sculpting (providing definition) her face and body is great.
Excellent lighting tips, Thank you.