3 Beauty Photography Tools I Can't Live Without | Inside Fashion & Beauty Photography with Lindsay

[@josephchan4198]

Sweet!! Good refresher course. Hope to see another video this month. Thanks.

[@josephchan4198]

Awesome work by Lindsay, her team, and Adorama.

[@billgeoghegan6112]

Great video. I loved the practical demonstration at the end too. Thank you!

[@a.lawrence4969]

I met Lindsay at last years Clickcon in Chicago. Cool as# teacher!

[@lindsayadlerphoto]

[@zoomboy57]

Refectlors and scrims has been my goto for my beauty work both indoor and outdoors since the early 80s. You just don't mess with what works. Keep sharing the knowledge Lindsay

[@lindsayadlerphoto]

totes

[@josephchan4198]

Some of the ideas from Lindsay I can adapt to other parts of photography.

[@sharonvetalice1370]

6.2.22 What a fantastic video, Lindsay. Your style of teaching is so informative and easy to follow, I always get so inspired by you. The scrim definitely created stunning soft light. I am going to grab my macro lens for my next portrait session and buy a triflector. For this shoot in the video, did you black out all of the ambient light in the room in your camera settings? And, did you do a custom white balance for your flash? The model's skin tone and lighting is beautiful.

[@charliegreen1989]

Love this Lindsay, great stuff.

[@tommys6126]

Great video Lindsay keep them coming x

[@lindsayadlerphoto]

will do... I promise! :D

[@smalltalk.productions9977]

Lindsay is a pro. I have seen several of her presentations. I always learn something new. She is fantastic. Thank you Adorama.

[@lorenzofortunati]

Scrim means light spilling everywhere. Very hard to have control with it, better use it with beauties like that girl. Nice thing it keeps the look a bit more natural without the typical defined catchlight of a nearer softbox. Would you use that triflector also in outdoors or not?

[@lindsayadlerphoto]

I have used a Triflector outdoors, for sure. More often with window light than actually going outside though.

[@NKS-ex8hj]

Good👍

[@iKeto_gal]

Lindsay, love your makeup. Do you apply it yourself or have a pro do it for you?

[@lindsayadlerphoto]

Usually I do the base and then have the makeup artist on set improve it. :D lol

[@otraguardia]

1:47 "Don't go for something like a wider macro lens..." True for portraits. But when you are photographing nature, it can be interesting to show the subject in its surrounding. It can make the picture much more profound.

[@nelsonclub7722]

3 Beauty Photography Tools I Can't Live Without | Inside Fashion & Beauty Photography with Lindsay - so not sure you're in the right place for that comment - but should mention that some of the best macro lenses are also the best portrait lenses - Fuji GF120mm for instance

[@lorenzofortunati]

Shes not talking about environmental portraits. I only do these and I'm never using anything over 60mm

[@MarisaFotosensible]

👏👏👏👏

[@majbrittsparre8135]

When you use eye detection, do you use Servo or One Shot ?

[@monsterwerksvideo]

Lindsay, I love your work, your edu videos, and I follow you on IG and FB. I've learned soooooooo much from you. Can you do a video on the humble posing table? I see it in some of your videos. I'm getting ready to buy the FlashPoint and stool kit, and I'd like to get maximum use of it. Thank you!

[@lenavoyles526]

Does anyone know of a macro lens for iPhone that actually has a long enough focal distance to shoot portraits?

[@luissalazar2021]

Yes you’re so smart. You just sold that lens

[@KP_Macro]

2:00 - Where can I get a 180mm macro lens?

[@lindsayadlerphoto]

the 180 is the discontinued canon EF lens.

[@georgesmith3022]

The model is gorgeous, she doesnt need reflectors. I would like to see a normal person

[@manoharmgr8235]

SUPER. SUPER , CONGRATULATIONS,***. நன்றாக இருக்கிறது வாழ்த்துக்கள் R.MANOHAR-CHENNAI

[@NIKONGUY1960]

First!! LOL

[@stevenmeansphotography3861]

To much money for that reflector