The Easiest One-Light Setup for On Locations Portraits

[@kahongli3915]

Thanks Pye. Simple yet effective tips are always welcome! Love it!

[@AliFalcon-q5b]

You're my favorite photography teacher❤

[@natashaa1129]

Amazing teaching as always

[@rohanaperera1005]

❤ Your recipes are absolutely amazing! I can't thank you enough for sharing them. They are truly a game changer.

[@slrlounge]

Glad you dig!

[@HRandolph_Photography]

Great light and composition…amazing capture👏👏❤️

[@slrlounge]

Thank you Harold!

[@DavidBuke]

Thanks for the tip I am sometimes struggling with balancing daylight well so this helped a lot! Cheers!

[@slrlounge]

Awesome!

[@shawnfoodfever]

thanks for great sharing 😍😍👏👏

[@slrlounge]

Sure thing!

[@ricb4195]

I saw Sabrina in A. Hamilton, so good!

[@slrlounge]

That's awesome! Yes, it's an amazing show and she's very talented!

[@vishwajitnegi2747]

Shutter speed at 1/500 for ambient so I am assuming you are using high speed sync with your A2 light?

[@christianmejia4839]

Awesome!

[@slrlounge]

Thanks Christian!

[@swansproduction]

Can you recommend something budget friendly 2in1 : photo and video light

[@vixphotocreations6729]

could you do a ctand outdoors video specifically savage with 4" boom . different ways to use

[@slrlounge]

Definitely, it's just more to carry and some locations will have an issue with you putting down stands.

[@randyhurlburt]

There's not much difference in background exposure, the main difference seems to be color temperature and/or exposure on her face. Is the color temperature the same in Lightroom on both images? Is the flash/modifier adding a color tint?

[@ToddWhiteStudios]

What’s your flash power set at?

[@slrlounge]

Fairly low, since it was so close. Probably around 1/8th power.

[@cristiantoma1500]

Great video! I would go back a little with the soft-box so the light falloff will be smaller. The light on her seems to be a bit too intense and too harsh. I prefer a more balanced shot, the subject being just a bit more exposed than the background.

[@slrlounge]

Yes, that would definitely balance out the light better.