How to Create Colorful Shadows in a White Studio
In this video, photographer Gavin Hoey will show the basics of how to add color to a white wall using gels, while also keeping a touch of the real color on his model. As Gavin explains, there are many ways you can achieve the results. So, after using just a single gel, he doubles up the effect with two gels.
Adding more lights means more shadows and more color. For Gavin’s final three-flash setup, he uses the purest red, green, and blue gels he owns. Which, when overlapped, will also create a spot of white light. To enhance the effect, Gavin puts his gels over three optical projectors to create overlapping circles of colorful light and shadow.
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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.comAbout Adorama:
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