Very valuable tutorial, thanks.

Talk about timing. I just recently did a High Key style shoot last week and I am working on the photos right now. I had the three lights, but for the ones on the background, they didn't have V-Flats to shoot into. I had to shoot them directly at the backdrop with a piece of cardboard I colored black to cut the light so I didn't get spill on my model. Thing is, it was about 90-93 percent effective, lol. So it all works out. Anoth great video and I will be coming back to learn your photoshop technique, properly. :)

Total masterclass. Thanks!

Great video Peter like the lighting I only wish I had time to do that but when it comes to weddings I need to keep going you do awesome work Peter and bac you do a great job with the video ❤love you guys😊 😊😊😊😊

this still seems like a lot of work for post, if you were to submit thousands of shots to the client, you would actually to do all this work for each photo? I doubt that would really be your workflow, surely you would get it down in camera, no?

I love your videos, but I'm listening to it with double automatic in Spanish. It's totally disastrous but funny. It's crazy to listen to the automatic dubbing

It’s hard to believe how meticulous you have to be to create a pure white background. Sir your slight movements of lights, V- flats, and tiny exposure adjustments show your skill as a true master of the art.

Thank you! That was a really insightful 20 minutes and I've learned a few things along the way too.

Peter, your approach at this is next to none. So down-to-earth, no bs, easy to understand, is unique 👍 And your model interacting is so calm and natural

Дед, научись снимать

We are Motorhead!!!! And we play rock 'n' roll!!!!!

Very interesting and good explanation. Altough I am sure I couldn't do that lol

Спасибо.

So, carefully balancing background light should be beginning. That negative fill, with black boards makes a lot of difference. Thank you for sharing this level with us. Fantastic video!

excellent! thank you for sharing

That was a masterclass at every level, and perhaps my fav shoot with Anna, her modelling was next level, so natural and elegant, and it showed in each and every shot Peter made of her, good gosh. I've no idea how you would make a selection of the best images from a shoot like that!

great video. thank you

Great video. Just a question about 15:02, what did you mean by "pre-croped in raw"? Thanks!

Nice lighting tips in there! The negfills work better than I thought they would for that look. Thanks for this series :)

thank you so much Bec, Anna and Peter. you are a great teacher. ❤

Simple but effective. Thank you!

Beautiful video, very educational, congratulations. I had a doubt or maybe it could be a suggestion at the same time lol. In the editing part, wouldn't there be a way to do this underexposure and overexposure with the layer tool, selecting the model and inverting it and then just painting without "damaging" the model?

Have shoot saturday they want high key. Dont have a v bank but will see if two strip lights pointed inward can do the same. Maybe a clamshell lighting style for the model in the front. Thank you!

Thankssss Peter!

Awesome !

Thanks for this guys. I’ve never tried high-key before. It’s such a striking look.

Outstanding technique Peter. Thank you!!🎉

I would love a definition of what ‘high key’ is - thanks!

Thumbs up for the Motorhead shirt! :)

Love ideas ,thank you

Thank you. I learned heaps in this tutorial. Extremely high key thinking! 📸🌞

255, 240?, I Need to check that because I always see those valses in capture one but i dont know what it means 😅

Loveeeedddd thanks Peter 🤟

Фига се Аня шевелюру отрастила ! Шикарный лук ! Петя как всегда на высоте !Профи ! Сессия огонь!

wish i saw this a zillion years ago

Bonjour, pourquoi vous n'utilisez jamais un flash mètre pour mesurer,je peux comprendre que c'est votre façon de travailler mais ca serait pas plus précis et efficace,merci.

surprised by the amazing result

Do you have a recommendation for a cyclorama paint ???

Loved the edit at the end. Very minimal. Thank You for the videos!

First. Thanks for sharing.

I remember doing a photo workshop once, and a couple of the other male photographers seemed a bit loud and brash, but I thought it came across as a bit pervy. It certainly made me feel uncomfortable, so I can only imagine what the model felt like.

I'm really curious if you don't mind me asking... for a photoshoot like this, why do you need a tripod and a laptop screen? To me it would feel very limiting and would slow me down.

Have you ever worn a pedometer to check the distance you walk in a day?

You asking for it😂

A masterclass! Thank you

What is the stand of the action camera？

this i 98% of purpleport

lol. Remember an ex-girlfriend once showing me the ‘boob’ pop technique. Very nice.

A Forest Nymph!