Car Photography lighting tutorial with Thom Bateman (Godox AD600) 

You're welcome Steven, happy to know that you've enjoyed watching this tutorial.

Thank you so much! I might do a Q&A soon!

Thank you, you are a star!

شكرا جزيلا اخوي وليد، هذا من ذوقك وشكرا لتواصلك 🤗

Thank you Tom, he is indeed :-)

Moe Zainal please man make a video about static video photoshoot! So basically I have this idea: I've got red Kia Pro Ceed first generation with nice black rims and stripe, I want to make a 40 seconds instragram music video with different shots at various locations, mainly forests, lakes and rivers during sunset or sunrise. I've got intuition for scenery and car positions, however main issue is how do you move the camera gradually and create this floating effect, sort of horizontal sliding around front and side of the car. I have a smartphone with a good camera and no intentions to invest in any filming equipment. P.S. Would be nice if you give more advice for smartphone photography and budget photoshoots in general.

Thank you so much buddy!

You're welcome Oskar! Now that you know how to use the AD600 it's time to put it in use ;)

haha. I already tried it :P works great. Will do some more work with the New Porsche GT3. cant wait :D

Thom is amazing! we have all started from scratch & you could too! good luck!

Thank you! OOC?

out of cam/ unedited :) I'm German so i don't know if this term is used in English too XD

hahah hey I learned a new term today, thank you!

you can always experiment - do it once twice three times or a zillion times until you get it right. :) practice makes perfect.

Moe Zainal you are correct. Now I want to practice.

He's the Batman of all strobes 💪

Salam back :) thank you!

You can create a selection using the pen tool for example, on the same selection you could press M then right click on the selection > save selection, once saved you can always retrieve the selection by pressing M then right click > load selection. that is one way of doing it, the other way is to use the pen tool to create a selection then copy the selection on a separate layer (reference layer), this way you could always Command + Click on that layer to bring up the selection, hope this helps.

We usually prefer using a remote control to avoid moving the camera. The Sony camera system comes with an app to control the camera. Pretty sure other brands have that, I think.

I do that too, it helps with two things 1- you don't get ambient exposure leaking in the frame 2- it helps by seeing how the light is shaping up the different areas of the car

Thanks Moe.

Anytime :-)