Making the Right Choice in Light Shaping: Webinar

[@josephchan4198]

I am glad the videos are still available for people in United States to watch. Great content.

[@abronto]

Holy Smokes! Dean Collins! Haven't heard that name in decades. Did a couple of seminars (you know, a webinar, only in person) with him decades ago. I started using a humongous diffuser made of pvc pipe and a white bed sheet as a fill light way before the term scrim made it's way out of Hollywood and into the photography world. Dean Collins- that tells you how long I've been in photography, Tony, and I am still learning stuff. Thanks for this, and all your other vids. I've been feathering lights for years, but never ever thought to feather one UP! Thanks.

[@edgarpena5199]

I just need more time on my day to see all of this.

[@markharris5771]

A brilliant tutorial that took a lot of the mystery out of lighting. It was wonderful to see a gentleman who treated his model with respect, that you Mr Corbell.

[@guillermogiannini]

I'M NEVER TIRED OF SEEING YOUR VIDEOS I SEE YOU AGAIN AND AGAIN AND I ALWAYS DISCOVER SOME DETAIL. YOU ARE A VERY CLEAR, CONSIDER, SYMPATHETIC AND AMENO INSTRUCTOR. YOU DO PHOTOGRAPHY AN ACTIVITY TO BE LOVED . THANK YOU FOR DEDICATING SO MUCH TIME TO US

[@andremitchell274]

This is by far the best Webinar on light shaping. Thanks. Tony Corbell you sir are a master.

[@alanbarlow8966]

Superb..... learnt more in 45 mins than in past 5 years. Great teacher that really knows his craft and his love of it shows through. Thank you

[@01keepurheadup]

Thank you Bowens,Tony,Joe,Jen and Rick. You all are just great, I can't thank you enough for this info.

[@FBall-im8ui]

My Best light shaping toll is a 45" beauty dish, besides giving me a nice snappy light it also gives me a perfect circle catch light which resembles the sun, Natural looking.

[@LensShark]

Tony is a legend. Great webinar.

[@weddingbells100]

Great video Tony very educational, Tony you are inspirational many thanks.

[@Rich_photo77]

Awesome webinar. Tony's explanations of his techniques were simple and precise. Great job one and all

[@romiemiller7876]

Same meter I have. Works very well. I don't know what camera brand you use, but if I use back button focus and reframe the focus changes when I push the shutter button. And, I don't like having to use two buttons. One is enough to deal with. Accordingly, I never use back button focus.

[@weddingbells100]

Thank you, Tony, great video very informative I have learned a lot from you much appreciated.

[@ChrisadaSookdhis]

This is a great introduction to studio light modifiers.

[@richmaher6010]

Best yet, that I've seen on lighting, thank you!!!

[@MrCurtisByron]

This tutorial is perfect. thanks Tony.

[@PeterTaylor-Photographic]

Thanks for a great webinar very informative a lot of useful advice and help.

[@opqrst7]

Great webinar, with tons of useful information and subtle tips... You should have thanked to the adorable model Gaby, as well : )

[@paulbernardi2597]

Great tutorials Tony. Very informative. Thanks for sharing.

[@StevenScholten]

I love this series of video's. Usefull information and both Tony and Joe are very sympatethic presenters. Beautifull models as well. This last aspect is a problem for me though. they all have perfect skin and are really pretty and slim. I'd like some more video's about photographing regular people who have wrinkels, are maybe slightly overweight etc etc. I bet that would be really helpfull to learn to light regular people. Thanks for posting these tutorials! Greets Steven (The Netherlands)

[@AllanSutherland]

Hello Tony . I give much thought to what I am doing , to my light and use bowens I also consider the use of Bowens cheaper yet powerful units , how to get the 400 watt second super close with ISO 50 at only 1/32 and pushing there limits out doors in the sun using 2 into a brolly when having to use nd filters if I need my aperture up a bit . There could be more use made of the potential of the 400rx soft box kit as follows .. take the outside diffuser panel off but leave the interior ones on , place one on a boom arm 45 degrees off cam and 45 degrees tilt and the other under it at 45 degrees off cam , now for the model , full length shot in a long glam dress , head nose and eyes pointing to the main lights , body off axis to cam to pick up on the dress and all its high lights with front covers off and all in a simple affordable kit , also I noticed with these kits if you buy one it is like getting so much more for free , back to the simple shot , if more shadow is required to taste then a black panel and to take away then white or silver , easy peasy and a no brainer but must have is a light meter with these units .I am Nikon and Bowens . Allan ...I also advise create the pic in your mind eye , draw it on paper even though you are not an artist and create your vision .

[@violetv4197]

wow this is great ....... Thanks a lot. This is the best lighting tutorial i watched on youtube. Excellent class

[@user-hj1mk7zy6t]

Thanks to for this excellent class.

[@shaunmaddox]

Thanks for the awesome video Tony

[@abdelrahmanhassanhussein4822]

A great video...thanks for sharing that with us

[@nathanmoore7120]

Excellent video and a beautiful model. Would be hard work to take a bad photo of her!

[@manoharmgr8235]

Very useful video , I learned lot from it, looking forward more videos like this keep it up good work, R.manohar , india,

[@romiemiller7876]

Blue and yellow gels would be appropriate right now.

[@InsideOut204]

Great video. It's quite possible that Gabby is the prettiest woman on the planet.

[@DEFACTO9]

Great tips for presenting better in my webinars

[@donfeely]

Awesome lighting information

[@soapmeridius]

That's one badass camera strap!

[@DiviPhotos]

Very nice video

[@blindguymcsqueezy1]

God damn it she’s so beautiful

[@jackreckitt5162]

Great stuff, keep it going.

[@thomasfelgentrager790]

Hello Tony, First of all I want to thank you for all of your incredible videos. I can learn so much of it. But I have one question. At the end of this video you talked about metering the background. when using gels. You said, that you take you take a refektive reading with the Spot-Meter. How do you do this? Or aren't you working with flash in this case? I also use the Sekonic 785 and I can't use the spot-Meter when using flash... Or can I?.. Thank you in advance. Best wishes Thomas

[@ronbianca9722]

Hey Tony, I notice you do not turn your camera to a vertical position when doing portraits. What is happening? Ron

[@Marckymarc71]

It is vertical.

[@bASILIA1964]

great!

[@InMission]

Amazing Tony, but I have a question, at 4:51 for ex. you have the softbox with continuous light but when you shoot there's also a flash/strobe that fire as well, I can't see where is placed......

[@Marckymarc71]

It's the same light

[@thethirdman225]

If you look at a monolight without any modifiers on it, you will see a central flash tube and a glass tube around the outside of its. That is the modelling light.

[@bedevere007]

what a beautiful model

[@ianzhao5693]

I clicked because I thought it was Bill Murray teaching photography from the thumbnail.

[@RobertPintoweddingphotographer]

I have 100 watts studio strobe and I would like to use it for the annual day of the school in the evening . Will it be advisable to use large strobe reflector?

[@exj1599]

if you set your main light to F16, should F16 also be set at the camera?

[@Marckymarc71]

Of course.

[@moynulhaque6499]

How do we follow the model? She is beautiful.

[@richflorida7643]

Can you tell me what video camera was used to shoot this? Very nice.

[@bedevere007]

awesome

[@lslx7120]

I like

[@karlweb1]

Who in the hell would argue with Mr Tony about lighting. Tell them to kiss the ring and shut up lol