This is Module 3 of my flash photography course for portraits and headshots from 2016.
In this module:
1) Two-Light Setups: Three uses for a second light
2) Three-Point Lighting Setups
3) Other Multiple Light Setups
4) Background Lighting
In the next module (to be released soon), we’ll cover mixed lighting and other important topics.
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Good job sir. You kinda look and talks like Sylvester Stallion. Are you brothers?
Very simple and precise tutorial. Thank you very much. I am sure it's gona be very helpful in the future.
Best tuturial ever thank you👍👍
Love your tutorials 💯💯💯😎😎😎
Your videos are really helpful. This guide me more on how to be creative on playing with lights (flashes)
Tnk U
Very great video, thank you for your time and effort in these videos Ed. One day I will pay it forward.
Very informative, thanks.
Thanks very much
You are really good teacher.. loved your tutorial.
Brilliantly demonstrated!
Great lesson, thx 🙂
Great advice Ed. Thanks for sharing your skills!
Thanks
Hi Ed, great stuff and presented with a direct straight to the point way. Wish you happy holidays and a photo blasting new year!
This video is perfect timing. I just bought to more flashes to mix up my portraits. Thanks for posting.
I'm only going to say what everyone else is saying….ha
Thank you this was a great video!!!
Thank you for the video! As a long time weddingphotographer I only use one or two lights.
When should I use umbrella and when softbox? Or in general I can buy only one (softbox or umbrella) and use it?
These have been very cool. Thanks for posting these.
Another brilliant video with everything explained to perfection again, with even more excellent examples.
I will often meter my first light to get the aperture I want, but then I will 'build' my other lights, reflectors and flags. I think as an hobbyist who only sells prints for the charity I have the luxury of being able to spend as long as I want to get the shot I want.
I do like using colour gels for my background, as I’m shooting still-lifes mainly I will have props as my background and something like a soft yellow and orange stacked can give new life to something like corn (maize I think it is in America).
You really need to do workshops if you don’t already. You just make great sense in a very fluid way.
Yet another great video, Ed.
Thanks a lot, Ed. I enjoy your very clear instructions AND illustrative examples. Very succinct. You give specific light ratios for various lights, their positions and final photos to show the effect of each. I like the 3D graphics from different angles to illustrate the distance, angles to the subject. I've learned more flash portrait photography from you than from anyone else in the past two years. THANK YOU very much.