My Essential Gear for ANY On Location Shoot | Lindsay Adler

[@Dvlx1]

She's so good at presenting and teaching.

[@Kimanixo]

The best!!

[@petermcginty3636]

Natural presenter.

[@actpb12]

Really engaging body language and super articulate. Thanks for the great video.

[@chriscanon5278]

Lindsay, we all know you know your stuff but to be able to keep my Nat like attention? You rock!!! Straight to the point not messing around. Thank you!

[@josephchan4198]

All of the instructors on this channel are great teachers. I always watch this channel.

[@manoharm7010]

Your assistant’s smile is beautiful. Please convey her and keep smiling 😊Good video as well

[@josephchan4198]

I always watch out for Lindsay videos. Good refresher courses if needed for personal work or other work.

[@roymatusek6636]

Love this post! Nice to see that a ton of gear isn’t necessary for on location shooting. Would love to see more posts showcasing how you work on location.

[@josephchan4198]

I like this video and especially the jewelry video. Had a great idea this morning.

[@bala1000mina]

Very helpful and informative video! Thank you Adorama and Lindsay!

[@motofocus3355]

Toujours un plaisir de regarder vos vidéos. Bonne continuation.

[@lifesbeautiful3024]

Very helpful, Lindsay. I liked that we were able to see how you positioned yourself and the model in the narrow streets. And your assistant is very pretty. I think she’d make a really good model

[@Johnson-ut6br]

Lindsay! Hello from China. Bought many (almost all ) of your books! Thank you for your guidance.

[@L.Spencer]

I just got a 50mm 1.8, and on a crop sensor I'm finding that I have to back up quite a bit to get what I want in the frame. I also noticed that the DOF is so shallow that both eyes are not always in focus! So I can better appreciate what you're saying about your camera having auto eye and face focus. That would be handy.

[@sibinabrahamphotography]

Awesome presentation

[@josephchan4198]

Fall and Holidays coming up!! This be good for personal or business to create a campaign. May look at fashion jewelry after September. Thanks.

[@Musiqfan23]

SHE'S THE BEST..HANDS DOWN!

[@mortenjensen2457]

The bad news: You must continue creating videos like this until I die. The good news: I'm somewhat older than you. It's a compliment!

[@JuliusKingsley-yd6ki]

We really need more of this :D

[@JorgeLausell]

me too only I use a monopod. Also Sony these day, miss my Pentax. Thanks for reminding me. It's been far too long.

[@robertdominis8920]

I like the RapidBox system for their easy of setup and have several sizes. HOWEVER, I've found (from metering) that they suck up a TON of light--up to 4 stops in some cases. If you have a less powerful speedlight/strobe, this can really be an exposure challenge. Consequently, I've turned to the Glow EZ Lock softboxes as an alternative. They setup about the same and produce the same quality of light. But thanks for your BTS videos for how you achieve your great results.

[@studio6331]

Thanks for the info.. Usually more than the softbox, the light itself makes the main difference in the quality.. so if the Rapidbox is sucking a lot of light, then thats a bad thing..

[@simonmaduxx6777]

You really measured a four stop difference? Are you sure? That is absolutely bongos huge. That almost sounds impossible, but you have to see how experience with it.

[@smellgoodphotography7722]

Hi, when your shooting outside in more harsher lighting and your shooting HSS. What would be some of your camera and strobe settings

[@marclabro]

nice presentation. just purchased manny ortiz white beauty dish to try with ad300pro or ad400pro and xpro2s... Do you use back button focus or half press shutter button method ?

[@thearabicdp]

Lovely shots 😍

[@sibinabrahamphotography]

🎉

[@Zetaphotography]

Have you considered stepping up to a Phase One with leaf shutters.

[@exposingdano]

Wonderful. Thanks!

[@lynnwhyjae]

awesome as always. the light reach looks like a must have. I caught A1s for cheap when the A1x was about to come on the market. Been trying to figure out if a should get a B10x plus or just an A2. you might have sold me on the B10x plus even though the price tag is pretty.

[@johnclay7644]

informative photo content.

[@lpark8]

Awesome video thank you 🙏

[@studio6331]

How to use the Rapidbox on a Profoto light? Does Westcott provide additional rings for the same, or they are third party?

[@lindsayadlerphoto]

Its the profoto mount -- one of the options when you purchase !

[@JuJuGrafiks]

Great video as always! I wish that lens was was the "nifty fifty"! The "nifty fifty" is a 1.8 and costs about what the taxes are for the 1.2 in the video which cost $2100. It's no where close to the quality of the 1.2 but I do love how light it is in hand. Have you ever used the 1.8 and compared it to the 1.2? Of only we could get L series quality in something that was lightweight!

[@lindsayadlerphoto]

My first lens was a nifty 50, and it was great-- it can certainly make do!

[@filetdelumiere5037]

Interesting vidéo. Thanks for sharing. One important thing you forget : The assistant ! Useful with such a big pole to hold the flash/softbox or the reflector :) I usally work without an assistant and it's more complicated with wind, ground, etc...🙂

[@lindsayadlerphoto]

You can of course bring a stand then, we just are not really supposed to do that in NYC

[@filetdelumiere5037]

@@lindsayadlerphoto Yes. It is also the case for most of big towns in the world.

[@MartinV.]

Great Video!

[@allenhendricks8892]

Thank you ❤

[@veselinvasilev9362]

Thanks!

[@SakuraHayashi-u2m]

How do you carry all these if you move around a lot? Do you carry like a trolley? I don’t have an assistant 😅

[@BeauRyanMedia]

Damn lightstand is back-ordered... Estimated to Ship: 10/2023

[@smellgoodphotography7722]

Great video l! Do you shoot with those ND filters so you won’t have to get into HHS. I understand HSS can lower your batter

[@lindsayadlerphoto]

there are benefits/downsides to either approach. I'm not super worried about battery thankfully

[@danteslollipop]

How is the Profoto strobe power on location?

[@NeonShores]

HSS vs ND is always the debate. Do you ever find yourself running low on flash power when using HSS?

[@chriswoodman_photography]

ND filter would mean you don't need to use HSS, and then lower power strobe will work, faster recycle times.

[@lindsayadlerphoto]

Yes, but it still cuts out a ton of power of light. So its 50/50

[@Sashalexandros]

The advantage is that, is that HSS abuses battery and bulb and in theory, it consumes the remaining lightsource lifespan faster compared to ND's. Also HSS cuts about 40%-50% of power, meaning you can't cut the BG exposure as effective as with ND. Alas, HSS is easier, and playing with ND's is a chore 😅

[@chriswoodman_photography]

@@lindsayadlerphoto HSS you're fighting the sun with another light, yet ND filters have been used for decades, you cut the ambient light entering the camera then you need less power to just highlight your subject. It's really doable to shoot with a speedlight in full sun with ND filters, but the modern trend does seem to go for HSS. The other issue with HSS is you need faster shutter speeds, and some cameras only use electronic shutter which has it's own issues. As a user of the canon R5 and Fuji GFX 50s I see reduced colour depth with electronic shutter in post pushing.

[@TheBeautyBusNYC]

I wish I could shadow you on location one day here in the city. I just got back into my photography, and I'm currently shooting flying dress photos! The joy is bringing me back and I love the feeling 😌 ✨️ let me know if you need another person to assist or mentor xoxo I live in Harlem

[@TheBeautyBusNYC]

PS I purchased a few of the light recipes and how to make dresses without sewing and they are the BOMB! I will most certainly be using all of those tips and tricks! That pink tulle is my fave!!!

[@L.Spencer]

Where can we view your photos?

[@primotehcko905]

Jeeezzz I didn’t know tripods are not allowed in the streets. Did I miss something? Great video!

[@lindsayadlerphoto]

they can technically move you along, but doubtful they would ticket.

[@primotehcko905]

@@lindsayadlerphoto this is good to know. I used to live there, but moved upstate. I have been thinking to bring some of my equipment with me next time, but now I feel i have to google the dos and don’t 😅 I heard about the restrictions of drones flying in the city, this is bananas!… thank you!

[@dariosartori9678]

Hi hi, Lindsay, i follow you since ages, now i have the r5 too, but with flashpoint 600w strobe with his trigger, with a big big problem, if i turn on the trigger the exposure simulation stops and a fake scene comes into the viewfinder, like i was in a studio, and there's no way to avoid this in all the settings of the r5, so all the time i have to turn off the trigger, get the right ambient light and then turn on the trigger to have the flash. Is it the same for profoto trigger?

[@Lucamitm]

And backpack ? Thanks

[@finite934]

I've had a lot of hobbies through the decades, and a lot of teachers. I also teach my hobby, and have considered quite often what it means to be a good teacher. There is a slightly corny and clichéd phrase that gets bandies about a bit, but in your case is the simple shocking truth: "You inspire me". Yeah, I know, super corny. But flipping heck, I'm not joking, every time I watch one of your videos, i'm grabbing my camera wanting to run out and play. If that isn't the absolute definition of that corny phrase then I don't know what is.

[@JerryC25]

1:39 You’re doing a terrific job and keep up the good work but the “nifty 50” is the +/-$100 lens accessible to everyone lol not the $2k 1.2 lol Either way you rock. Just followed you on Instagram 😃

[@lindsayadlerphoto]

lol fair but a Nifty fifty is a good place to start then. :P

[@JerryC25]

@@lindsayadlerphoto haha 100% 💫

[@simonmaduxx6777]

@@lindsayadlerphoto anywhere is a good place to start. Just remember this is a video about gear definitely not about pictures. Unfortunately these videos focus on gear which ends up being thousands and thousands of dollars and then people don't know what they're doing. These videos fail to explain that just buying all that gear you'll get some interesting results but if you don't know how to take a picture then what does it matter. I used to see beginners with full frame cameras and big professional lenses and I used to make me scratch my head. Just note down the gear but look at what she's actually doing. Unfortunately the video is not going to explain the why and that's what's most critically important. For that you're going to have to study and study and practice and study.

[@sijilo]

😊

[@ColourNation_Studio]

Wow

[@spectremanLIVE1]

I'm pretty sure someone has already said that the 50mm f1.2 is NOT a "nifty 50" but, I'm going to say it anyway.

[@lindsayadlerphoto]

lol. Well then you can substitute the 1.8 if you are on a budget

[@manoharmgr8235]

SUPER. SUPER , THE BEST VIDEOS நன்றாக இருக்கிறது வாழ்த்துக்கள் ,CHENNAI -R.MANOHAR(MGR) INDIA,*

[@RickMahoney2013]

No tripods on the streets of New York City how in the hell do you do long exposures. I was there some years ago and used a tripod and the tripod police did no come after me.

[@lindsayadlerphoto]

well they can technically ticket you, but probably wont

[@RickMahoney2013]

@@lindsayadlerphoto if that is the law it is the craziest thing I have ever heard of. I do know after 911 NYC had the toughest laws anywhere about photography in the US but I was under the impression that most or all of them had been lifted over the years maybe this is one they forgot to do away with.

[@MrScale30]

2023 "Who needs strobe? I shoot RAW and do all the editing in photoshop"

[@Ldalesports]

Where is the teacher with the hand me down gear getting professional results. We ain’t got nothing 1.2 come on profoto

[@eelcj1]

The outcome looks artificial and contrived

[@MrDvaz]

you are teaching amateur lessons using high end pro gear....those 2 do not go together!