This tutorial is setup to help add a little more dimension to photos taken outdoor on an overcast day. Get the gear we used cheap at
Equipment used.
Canon 5D
Canon 85mm 1.8
Yongnuo 565 Flash Strobe
Yongnuo 662C Tranceiver
Speedlight Mount and Softbox
Lighting available at
Thanks for the video. Every time you say "EXpescially" it kills me a little.
is the softbox 40x40cm?
Wow 👍 . thanks for sharing . love this , so real. And down to earth .
As far as the stand for soft box, would using the same stand from backdrop holder work?
nice video
That's a good one
With it being 4 years since this video, would you still use these same flashes, or upgraded to a newer version of the Yongnuo?
Great video! All quite good info, particularly to those starting to get a leg up. I bought most of my gear used, apart from my main camera. eBay was my Goto place for speedlites and after some judicious bidding came by several 580exIi for what it would cost for one new Canon 600. In the end I spent under US$1,000 for speedlites, modifiers and a Godox RT system.
My only contention is that photography is going to be expensive. However, you have discretionary control over that expense. Many of the items available in the used market are in great working order at a fraction of the price. In my case the RT trigger system justifies itself for simplicity’s sake, and the weight of the favourable reviews on YT as well as other online resources.
Enjoyed your video gentlemen. Keep it up.
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Great video! I have sb700 flashes. that soft box.. and stands.. can you recommend triggers, battery pack that would work with Nikon d750 .. Thank you
Thank you so much for your share ,we also have camera flash speedlite lighting to use in outdoors
http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/1-5s-Recycle-Camera-Flash-Speedlite-Godox-V860-II-TTL-3-5mm-Sync-Flashlight-With-2000mah/2815104_32805854765.html?spm=2114.12010608.0.0.lHDFG7
Here, it is the World First Li-ion Camera Flash Speedlte, 1.5s Recycle Camera Flash Speedlite Godox V860 II TTL 3.5mm Sync Flashlight With 2000mah Li-ion Battery For Sony Canon Nikon
you have a model number for the power pack you are using
well done.. Thanks!!!!!
you really need to improve your photography …after the light was added I thought you re gonna click a picture that was awesome…but I was just a very slight improvement over no flash…! come on man!
what size softbox are you using
Why do you set the light so far away? It's just making the flash work harder and producing harsher light.
The shot at 6.16 looks like Desperate dan lol.
Hey guys, just stumbled on your video today. Thanks for sharing. I have a question, would the same technique apply if I were to shoot products for my new business? Products like shampoo, essential oils, etc.
thank you for being generous and sharing your knowledge with others
wow I now feel awkward af lol
hi mr. noel martin im just starting photography my question to u what are the outside setting for outside portraits
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It is really useful….. Thanks Bro……
it would b helpful if u took the cam off of tripod and showed us your equipment as youre talking about it front and back, then cut the video to where its on a tripod again.
Which softbox is that? and where can I purchase it?
Great video. Thanks
P.S. I find the user's manual of those 622 poorly translated and hard to understand. Thanks.