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There’re always questions about using Speedlights. How to do professional studio work with your Speedlights? Can you imagine a really nice fine art portrait photoshoot by using Off Camera Flash?
Want to level up your portrait lighting RIGHT NOW? This video will give you the Speedlight sets solutions you’ve been looking for! Follow the step-by-step guide, use Speedlights and try this perticular setup, you will find how this can be so easy to achieve a beautiful, professional fine art portrait photoshoot in just Seconds, with such a simple setup!
Jiggie Alejandrino, the portrait & wedding photographer we introduced before, brings about new lighting tutorial this week. He’s the Sony Ph Brand Ambassador, the Zeiss Camera Lens Ambassador, and regarded as one of the most reputable lighting specialists.
Today Jiggie’s going to show you show you how to use these speedlights off camera in a studio setting to create professional looking fine art photos. For this photoshoot, you’ll need to set up 2 Flash Units:
Flash Unit A: Lighting up the background and spilling light towards the share the chair where my subject will be.
Flash Unit B: Creates a very nice overall light just to be able to open up the shadows.
Each Flash Unit Setting: 1/32 Power
Do what Jiggie dose in the video step by step, and he will show you what exactly each flash is doing.
To complete this particular setup, everything you need:
- Sony F60RM(x2)
- DesView Monitor(gives fantastic color)
- TriggerSony Wireless Radio Commander (FA-WRC1M)(control both flash units)
- MagMod MagBox
Basic Camera Settings:
- Manual mode, 1/25, F 2.8, Iso 100.
- White balance as you need.
- Continuous focusing (always just focus on the eye)
With this pirticular setup, you will see, speedlights, or portable battery operated flash units can definitely help you do professional work. Use a couple os Sony F60RMs and some MagMod Gear, with correct settings, you can also to create some really nice fine art portrait photos.
Regarding the backdrops, Jiggie chose a 5x7ft Kate Abstract Texture Cold Tones of Green and Grey Hand-painted Canvas Backdrop, which is completely well qualified for the job.
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Jiggie also choose a Kate Dark Wood Barn Rubber Floor Mat to match with the background.
For More Inspirations: Kate Rubber Floor Collections
Read More Resources: Handbook of Photography Backdrop
This is an exercise that you can do with basic equipments & studio space, and of course, you also need a fantastic Fine Art Photography Backdrop. Hope you can enjoy this video, and get some inspirations on lighting your own portrait photography.
Equipment used:
Backdrop: https://www.katebackdrop.com/collections/global-rts-hand-painted-canvas
Floordrop:
https://www.katebackdrop.com/collections/wood-rubber-floor
Camera: Sony A7R MarkIV - https://amzn.to/2TXhv78
Lens: 24-70 2.8GM - https://amzn.to/3cB2T5p
Flash: Sony F60RM - https://amzn.to/36VsaUW
Trigger: Sony Wireless Radio Commander (FA-WRC1M) - https://amzn.to/3do6dAb
MagMod MagBox - https://amzn.to/2zMSkwU
DesView Monitor - https://amzn.to/3iQL58z
Hollyland MarsX - https://amzn.to/2GeexXG
About The Photographer: Jiggie Alejandrino is a portrait and wedding photographer from the Philippines. He’s the Sony Ph Brand Ambassador, the Zeiss Camera Lens Ambassador, the International Phottix Pro Teamer, and the MagMod Philippines Brand Ambassador. He's and considered to be one of the most reputable lighting specialists in the Philippines, conducting workshops nationwide and have been featured in various photography magazines. I was also a multi-awarded portrait and advertising photographer.
Learn More：Youtube Channel ; jiggiealejandrino.com
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