In this video, Lindsay Adler Deconstruct two images to show how to mimic a fake sunset using studio lights on set.
Lindsay Adler is known for her creativity and use of color to create stunning fashion portraits. Have inspiration from Mark Seliger’s Oscar project from 2020, where he created a set illuminated by fake window light with warm sunset colors, Adler wanted to create something similar in this house. Getting a photograph of the sunset at the right time and with the perfect angle can take a lot of luck, as pointed out in the video, they don’t on an overcast day. However, using bare-bulb glue and gel can help you get predictable results with any window at any time of day, not just a west-facing window at prime time.
Here, Lindsay reviews her lighting setup, her choice of modifiers, her choice of lenses, and how lens filters are used, showing its effect on the final image. In addition to showing the images from the camera, she also shows her editing selections in Capture One and the before and after of the final Photoshopped images to show what she did and why in the process. your editor.
Check out the full video for a more detailed explanation of how she set up, styled, lit, and edited these two images.
