The Best Position for your Strip Softbox to Create 4 Dramatic Portraits
The usual theory for softbox placement is that it should be in front of your model but with a larger softbox you have a lot more flexibility. In this video, Gavin Hoey demonstrates what happens when your softbox moves from in front to behind your subject.
Using an EZbox 16x48" stripbox and keeping the model a fixed distance from the studio background, Gavin suggests four possible placements and takes you through how it effects his shot.
He then puts that theory to the test in a portrait shoot.
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About Gavin Hoey:
Gavin Hoey, an AdoramaTV veteran, is a seasoned photographer, a master of Photoshop, Olympus ambassador and trainer of all things photographic.Let's Get Connected: www.gavtrain.comText, image and video via Adorama
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