Studio Speedlight Limitations can be Overcome

[@MartinV.]

Great Video!

[@hamishmctiaigh4363]

Thats the sort of content that got me hooked on your channel, as always you clearly show what you can achieve and how you do it without pushing a specific piece of kit. Great video, John!

[@kaskoPhoto]

Thank you very much. Hope to continue putting our worth while content

[@kennethnielsen3864]

Thanks for sharing.

[@kaskoPhoto]

Very welcome

[@ephoto09]

Well done my friend!!! Going to switch out my speed lights for my Stella Pro to see if i can achieve this look.

[@kaskoPhoto]

You def can. Just remember to raise the iso a little and start at medium power and move up from there

[@stephenspiteri_zunkus]

I'm amazed that the light caught her when you feathered the light with a grid. I was always under the impression that if the client doesn't see the light nothing or little would reach him. Must try this.

[@kaskoPhoto]

The feathering is slight and it restricts only part of the gridded light from reaching the subject

[@artistwithcameras]

I’m frustrated with the M11. I can’t get it work in HSS. Can you do a video on how ?

[@kaskoPhoto]

Yes. Are you using Profoto Connect Pro or the Leica SF40/60?

[@eavesphoto]

Great video. What ISO and F stop are you shooting at for the first outfit?

[@kaskoPhoto]

1/250th F/3.5 iso 50

[@bananaman-zd4lq]

Do you have the profoto a10 and a nikon speedlight? I'm wondering how the TTL compares since nikon collaborated with profoto

[@kaskoPhoto]

I have used the Profoto A10 extensively with the Nikon system. I mostly used it in manual on Nikon. The TTL is ok.