use this modifier to create soft light in studio

[@justcallmesando]

Not your average Lightning KZbin video. This is next level. Love it.

[@lisaolierook6343]

Your lighting game is so elite! Can't wait to shoot like this one day

[@elkwesi2098]

I was thinking about the practicality of this; but when you said this can be good if you only have small modifiers, I can definitely see that. Most people aren't going to have access to really big modifiers, and I think even without the scrim, the light bounces enough to still be pretty soft

[@carlospinto4102]

Love these videos that are so practical, straight forward and don't drag on forever! in under 4 minutes you gave us 3 different looks and set ups and the results were amazing. Something I can take away and start implementing in my own studio photography. Thanks!

[@alannaiscoolio]

YES!!!! This is lighting I try to find info on that everyone does but no one shares!!!! Instant sub. you're awesome. thank you.

[@KarolinaPran]

Thank you so much, I am glad it helps ☺️

[@Vedoughnut]

Thank you for your ramblings! :) All of that did make sense and it feels great coming from your side.

[@karinkaras4380]

I missed you!! Nice to have you back and yes agreed there are not many videos that talk about scrims, yet a lot of photographers I assist use them. I am looking forward to some new content 🙃

[@EdwardKilner]

Very nice video, glad you are back, hope to see more. There are some videos demonstrating scrims. If I had the room, and the need, I’d get one for sure. Proof that large sources close to a model give soft light. Not for every setup, but when appropriate, can’t be beaten.

[@iForeverr]

So good to see you back and sharing these setups! Excited to give these a shot sometime :)

[@austejacegyte5039]

Thank you for sharing these! Your lighting set ups are professional yet practical and it makes me inspired to not feel overwhelmed by the lighting in the studio!

[@KarolinaPran]

I am so glad it helps!

[@studioverdin188]

I love watching your tutorial, very easy to understand and your voice is so calming :) Thank you so much for creating amazing videos!

[@KarolinaPran]

Thanks for kind comment and tuning!

[@jasminepetrarca4422]

This was so helpful! You are the 🐐 for real.

[@taherne21]

Fantastic light setups. Inspiring

[@fastbacktina]

Thanks for sharing! I loved seeing your set ups and appreciated your diagrams. Well done! Oh and the photos are beautiful!!! 🙂

[@MakedaSandford]

my lighting spirit animal! great setups here 🌟🌟🌟

[@KarolinaPran]

haha thanks 🙏🫶

[@foreveragain5500]

Damn I have everything but the scrim/flag 😢 I wanna try this soooo bad

[@patrick.pi_]

I hate hard light and I finally found my go to creator for this looks

[@KarolinaPran]

Welcome :D

[@LisaOlierook]

Hi! I love your videos. 😍I have a question regarding scrims. I have the Lee filters paper roll that I roll out, so it's always straight down as opposed to slightly tilted like in this video (because my scrim is still the original roll and not put on a frame). Does it matter for the lighting effect on the model if it's not slightly tilted? Does it have to be to achieve this effect?

[@jerry.cray_II]

Beautiful Lighting!! 🔥🔥🔥❤

[@foreveragain5500]

Looks amazing

[@Shouldbe510]

Oh fabulous 😍😍😍 thanks for the useful content

[@Mid20studio]

these are hard ❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥

[@termiitos]

Do you need the umbrellas ? Can I just point my strobes at the scrim and then shoot directly at and through it ?

[@KarolinaPran]

You can so without umbrellas as well, I like them just cause they spread out the light more

[@alonzamitchelljr]

These are such dope set ups! I’ve been wondering how to get the natural light look for a while now!

[@KarolinaPran]

Glad it helped! 😊

[@NoxDiurna]

Great video as usual. Probably KZbinrs don't really talk about scrims as it does require a bigger space than what their audience can have access to. I have one of those smaller manfrotto scrims and it's my go to light when I do larger portraits.

[@KarolinaPran]

Fair point! Thanks for watching :)

[@andyward3454]

Thank you for posting diagrams!

[@KarolinaPran]

I hope they help!

[@유튭프리미엄공유]

Pran, Can I know what your size of the umbrella? Usally what size of the umbrella do you use?

[@KarolinaPran]

The ones in this video are 33''. The ones I use most ofter are 41''

[@nneomaluxe]

Hi! Thank you for this. Does the type of strobes matter? Also what was the power adjusted to?

[@KarolinaPran]

Not really, you can use any strobes as long as you have enough power from them to expose your image properly. The power adjustment will be different for every strobe depending on their max power output, so you just have to test and see :) Just remember when shooting with a scrim, light will be diffused but a ton of light will be stopped through the diffusion, so you will most likely need higher power strobes, for example mine are 800Ws

[@nneomaluxe]

@@KarolinaPran ahhh makes sense. Thank you so much! I’m a fan of your videos-so helpful.

[@KarolinaPran]

@@nneomaluxe I am so glad it helps :) happy shooting

[@smellgoodphotography7722]

great video with great direction on light. What is your favorite lens in the studio? I would assume the macro lens and do you do shoots outside on location?

[@KarolinaPran]

I use 24-70mm now more than the macro. And yeah, I sometimes shoot outside, I showed a few images in the beginning of the video :)

[@davidferraroph4719]

Do you used exposimeter for the light?

[@KarolinaPran]

You mean light meter? No I did not :)

[@TimewithLivi]

Beautiful video and photos! I think they don’t talk about scrims much because it requires you to have a ton of space.

[@KarolinaPran]

Thank you!

[@shreyas11-11]

Thank you for sharing. Could you share which scrim company this is or if you got it made?

[@KarolinaPran]

Thanks for watching! Added links to those in the description box.

[@diogomartinez7991]

thanks for the useful content

[@KarolinaPran]

Thanks for waching!

[@mackalcepni927]

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