How To Shoot Seamless White With Just One Flash

[@gabordavidkiss6491]

you are the first person in of my life who can explain easily how should i use speedlights. thank you.

[@JoshMoore1]

I love the way you teach and demonstrate. So easy to follow. You mentioned that you would do a video on white backgrounds with multiple flashes. Would be great to have that link added in the description. 👍🏻

[@xtineriv]

Such a good way to explain for those who don’t have so many lights just yet, thank you :)

[@GerrickTaylor23]

This was really helpful!!!

[@SistahPunkStudios]

This is the best video explaining this thank you!

[@buidoi72]

Great! Thanks for keeping it simple.

[@jammyn7368]

Helpful video - the slight shadow is a quick fix in Photoshop.

[@spyrosheniadis]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! 😊

[@evanmariam4795]

Thank

[@DebasishSircar]

Thanks a lot Spyros...very helpful for me..keep it up ur good work

[@ladydsi4051]

Thanks for the video !

[@ChristianoOliveiraLopes]

Great explanation, Spyros! I learn a lot with you. Thanks.

[@SoulTribe]

Christiano Lopes I have a canon ti5 what type of lens and flash do I need

[@Mr_Chuckles]

Could also move the light to opposite side, take second shot then a quick comp in Photoshop to make background perfectly white.

[@Hunsy1988]

Very useful tutorial Spyros. Keep them coming.

[@smendesmusic]

Good tip! How about bouncing the flash on full power to the ceiling?

[@Imrankadir]

Thank you

[@Thomas-mm5fr]

Nice video Spyros! looking forward to the next video :)

[@tupacthadon]

Thank you, Sir.

[@monirulbhuiyan7194]

Mind blowing.

[@gilbertoppong5886]

Very Helpful

[@ChaChaCafe]

What size backdrop are you using?

[@ReviewsforU]

Great video Sir!

[@cyrenapotenziani4785]

So I own a salon and we have limited space for hair pictures. Suggestions?

[@xpy1]

I have a question I have to shoot bridal gowns On a gray back drop.....full body so do you recommend a 38 inch octa box or a 7 ft umbrella because I need full perfect lighting

[@planeice]

thanks great video, very useful

[@MrRafayat]

whats the materials of the backdrop ?

[@jasonm129]

what flash r u using? how to determine if its 1/8 of power?

[@paultate2299]

I have question spyros , I like to watch your blogs there not full of shit , have you done one about TCM ttl converted manual , on the Godox xpro theres not many tutorials about , if you do one more info on set up and selecting your flash your using , what happens if your using two lights . thanks mate

[@Thesoul06]

Hi Spyros Heniadis, can i use a continuous lightning besides my flash to reduce or get rid of the shadows?

[@Thesoul06]

+Spyros Heniadis thank you for your response. I will try the one light setup first to see how i can hide the shadows behind the my subjects. If I fail, i will try the to bring the continues lightning (will try to lighten only the backdrops by using some black paper or something). Great Video btw always watch your vids.

[@tomcorbett5508]

What about if you have multiple subjects in the shot using this method will they be exposed properly? Regards Tom

[@tomcorbett5508]

+Spyros Heniadis Thanks! I'm going doing a "photo booth" style shoot shortly for a friends birthday, space is very limited, so a 1 light set up would be ideal!

[@tomcorbett5508]

Thanks very much, that's a great help!! :)

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[@vasiletomazian7417]

Thanks for your fast response. Great work.

[@caseyutaka5900]

@Spyros Heniadis Thanks a lot.. very useful information.. How did you get this backdrop with train? do you have a tutorial on how? I have been looking for a "backdrop with train" to shoot a workout video (indoor)... perhaps outdoor too... Mostly indoor.. I purchase couple of backdrops on Amazon; but, they all wrinkle as soon as I step on them to perform a workout lol.. Any suggestion on where I can purchase "wrinkle -free backdrop with a train" or "alternatives" will be greatly appreciated.. IG handle Casey360fitness if you would like to DM me answers to above questions! Thank you!

[@norkin4life]

Lisa is my Homegirl

[@CReyes811]

Why don't you bring the light closer to the subject and set the light at more of an 45 degree angle.. So the shadow falls off frame..

[@GiannisVeronis]

Hi have you tried this? Does this give pure white? obviously you need to adjust the flash power if you put the light closer to the subject

[@Dave0000000815]

That ist exactly why it would work better. @@Alfredolunafoto1

[@CononBarrett]

🤙

[@andresindoors]

Cap

[@arthurlamir494]

check your histogram, your background was never perfectly white in this entire video. Perfectly white means hexa-f

[@Zeebad_1st]

Just move the flash around a bit and the shadow will disappear