From the course: Portrait Photography: High School Seniors
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Work with continuous lights vs. strobes
From the course: Portrait Photography: High School Seniors
Work with continuous lights vs. strobes
- So on this shoot, which was an indoor shoot, I used two different types of lights. And I like them both, they have their own strengths and weaknesses. And I thought, well, let's go over those right now. We'll start here with my continuous light. I like this guy. This is a very simple setup. It's made by Lowell, and they're called EGO lights, E-G-O. And what they are are compact fluorescents that are in here, I'll even give you a peek at these, right there, two of them in there. They're daylight balanced. They're very cool lights. And that's nice on a set so you don't kinda heat everything up. But they're continuous. And you noticed when I was taking pictures of Catherine, I could just go boom, boom, boom, boom, boom because there's no recycle time. So the strength of these is that they're cool, they're pretty easy to carry, they're affordable, each one of these units is about $100. And you can shoot continuous. And they work very nice. I think the quality of light's quite good. But…
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Understanding the minimum space requirements for a studio shoot2m 25s
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Work with portable stands and backdrops2m 43s
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Pose and photograph female subjects7m 21s
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Discussing the interior shoot expectations with a student4m 35s
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Pose and photograph a male subject8m 36s
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Work with continuous lights vs. strobes2m 53s
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