MEDIUM FORMAT BACKYARD STUDIO PORTRAIT | MAMIYA RZ67 | Nikon SB910 Speedlights | Kodak Portra 160

This video is a simple illustration of what it may be like to make studio like portraits in your backyard or anywhere with solid coloured background.
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Mamiya RZ67 with 120mm F/2.8
Large Rogue Flash Bender
Elinchrom 7in Reflector Pack BP-960
Sekonic L-758Cine Digital Master with Pocket Wizard Module
Pocket Wizard PlusX
Nikon SB910 Speedlights

[@TMIDD]

Great work keep creating

[@lightbent]

Thank you, I will. Very much appreciated..

[@nastyfocusphotos]

This was a great video! I'd love to see more!

[@lightbent]

Very much appreciated the support. I have a few more coming in the next week or so. 📸🤜

[@nastyfocusphotos]

@@lightbent I'm excited! I've been having trouble shooting my Mamiya RZ67. So this video was super helpful!

[@lightbent]

Very much appreciated. Working on more for sure.

[@eLopesProductions]

Please make more!

[@lightbent]

I'm trying and I will. Thank you.

[@oneeyedphotographer]

Try this: Ask Son to put one foot about half a pace in front of the other, as if walking. Transfer his weight to front foot, to back foot. Watch his shoulders. My first instruction would be "Funny face." When my kids were at school, I photographed one of the school productions. I did it at a dress rehearsal, and noted lines where the leads had interesting expressions. Aftwewards, I set up my light on stage and proceeded to shoot them on MF film, no meter. The results were quite good. Photographing you, I might ask you to tell me a story. About where you were born, why you came to Australia. Stories to get expressions I wanted.

[@lightbent]

Thank you for your creative support. 👍🏾

[@qiuhongyu1274]

Hi, I'm wondering if you know why my rz67 triggers flash twice? once when shutter opens and once when closing, it does that with speedlight on hotshoe or PC syncport or with godox trigger, but with universal peanut trigger is fine