Simple 3 Light Flash Photography Setup for Location Portraits and Headshots
This video outlines how Robert Hall goes about using a traditional 3 light setup to capture portraits in any location. It discusses how he makes sure the ambient light does not influence his final image.
Then, it discusses the positions of lights as well as the light modifiers that I use on my Godox AD200s / Flashpoint evolv 200. Next I discuss how I determine my power settings, as well as how I modify the lights should I run into any issues such as light reflections in glasses. - said Robert Hall - This is a great setup for clean headshots and portraits in any environment so long as you can find a decent background. For the camera I used a Sony A7R III, and for the lens I used the Sony 85mm 1.4 GM.
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About Robert Hall:
Michigan photographer that can change the speed of light. Currently exploring video, mirrorless, and YT. Let's Get Connected: www.robhallphoto.com
Text, images and video via Robert Hall Photography
1 comments:
never found the proper video of portrait photography + Flash, this is what i am looking for so thank you for that.
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