While many studio professionals will use complex multi-light setups for portrait photography, when you’re shooting in one location, it’s always better to use a single light that allows you flexibility. a little more active. And with a little understanding of lighting, you can still create great professional portraits. This great video tutorial will show five easy ways to set up a light that is sure to help you create compelling images.
Coming to you from Jiggie Alejandrino, this great video tutorial will show you five ways to set up an effective light for spot portrait photography. Learning how to remain mobile while working with a single light is an important skill for portrait and especially wedding photographers. When you are working in a studio, you may not have a time constraint and certainly, you do not need to move equipment to multiple locations. However, for things like wedding portraits and environments, you have additional logistical considerations and time constraints, and complex setups simply don’t fit those parameters. . Check out the video above for a full rundown of Alejandrino.
If you want to continue learning about portrait lighting, be sure to check out “Face Lighting: Illumination for close-ups and portraits With Peter Hurley,” is now on sale with the rest of the Fstoppers store!
