LitUp Episode 5: "Charles Flannagan" Super Edgy Sports Light

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"CHARLES FLANAGAN " Super Edgy Sports Light.
Imagine if an award winning commercial photographer took 16 of his most famous images and sat down with you to teach you the techniques, tell you the story, and share exactly how he lit up those images? THAT is precisely what Joel Grimes is going to do for you.
Today Joel brings in former Chicago Bear and current UFC fighter James Townsend and shows us how using modifiers and light positioning to create a super edgy sport light.
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Model: James Townsend
Special Thanks To:
Westcott
B&H
Triple Scoop Music
Hilton Pasadena

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4 авг 2024

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@markharris5771 8 лет назад

I love the way Joel Grimes always shows how he builds a shot, and although he has the idea in his head and what direction he want to go in he shows the shots that weren't perfect. That way we learn the all process rather that walking up to a camera taking the perfect shot from the start. Thank you, learn a lot here.

@JogieGlenMait 9 лет назад

First impression: He's just gonna give a teaser tutorial and you got to buy the dvd for the full lessons. Now: FREE and COMPLETE lessons. Holy...:D

@fastbacktina 3 года назад

Great job! Beautiful images. :-) Thanks for sharing.

@barondaparre3512 10 лет назад

great explanation confident, inviting n hospitable thank you for sharing

@alanberry9643 5 лет назад

Love your work Joe, thanks for sharing your knowledge!

@pearllocket 2 года назад

Thank you, this was really helpful

@Vazztudio 12 лет назад

I'm saving lots of green with these advice tutorials. Big thank you to Joel for sharing his techniques and to the Frame channel for providing all this content. Now I know how to shoot my "Wheaties cover"

@RawGreySun 12 лет назад

That was Great!! Love this show, Thanks.

@btwitch 12 лет назад

This is fantastic! I am showing this to my high school yearbook photographers. Hopefully they will run with this! Thank you!!!!

@adairneale 11 лет назад

I've been using this technique on seniors. It's a good seller. Thanks for speaking at IEPPV.

@GrandmasterOrange 9 лет назад

Thanks Joel, for inspiring me to push the limits!

@waltography 12 лет назад

Thank you for sharing your knowledge Joel, love your work and it's nice to see that you are a nice guy too. Keep it it up dude.

@stephanebaz1185 12 лет назад

wow Blown away! I'm going to try this NOW!!!!

@tonyhahn7672 7 лет назад

Very good love yours vidios

@SaeleeSaan 9 лет назад

love this guy.

@blossombogart2 12 лет назад

really great vid.....thanks

@cookandshoot3859 8 лет назад

Great video thx

@sidersproductions941 7 лет назад

I find it very interesting that Mr.Grimes does not change his camera settings at all during the shoot. He changes the position and power output of the light only. So cool to see this.

@gwhech 4 года назад

The RaRa85 you shouldn’t need to change your camera settings in studio conditions

@essellar 12 лет назад

Joel said, "it'll increase the power, so I have to account for that." And I think you misheard the "hire" part -- Joel talked about *himself* being hired to shoot high-level athletes. That said, hiring models (whether for money or TFP) is a good way of both building your portfolio and ensuring that you can use your shots commercially -- paying clients (or family/friends) aren't always keen on signing model releases.

@BokushingusKendoTV 5 лет назад

Sub’d! Found your channel by random. Watched 3 then this. I have been very interested in this type of lighting for my cosplay shoots. Thank you!

@anthonyvernolini6633 7 лет назад

how did you get the end photo with background is that pre backdrop or did you take the pic yourself for this type of thing? great info by the way.

@Adrastos34 12 лет назад

I have the same lighting setup, can't say enough good things about the Einstein Strobes especially for action stuff... surprised though that he didn't get/use the PCB Commander to adjust his lights. I find it makes the flow of the shoot better if I can adjust the power of all my lights from the camera rather then having to walk to the lights. Either way very interesting video. I always enjoy seeing how other photographers work and think.

@Orions_Journey 4 года назад

What kind of light is he using?

@rnbdanny 12 лет назад

GREAT videos what focal lengths do you use for these shots?

@ChampagneMathieu 11 лет назад

Seems like the Canon 24-70 f:2.8L. Great studio portrait lens.

@Klum33 8 лет назад

You have a white backdrop but it looks gray...how can we do this but get a super white backdrop? Put a light on it? Are you using a pocketwizard or what remote trigger? THANKS SO MUCH!

@rinaplatt2735 5 лет назад

What type of camera tripod are you using? I love how easily you switch from horizontal to vertical. Thanks :)

@gwhech 4 года назад

Rina Platt it’s the L bracket that makes it easy, not the tripod

@J-Gx 12 лет назад

damn, i need to hit the gym!

@lewisfilms 11 лет назад

This is great! What is the ratio between front light and edge lights? 1 stop? 2 stops? Thank you!

@anthonyhawkins2792 7 лет назад

Any diffusers on the softbox?

@bowl0noodles 11 лет назад

I love your work Joel. ? Why not go with remote power solutions like PocketWizards with an AC3 to control ur zones / power ratios in manual ? I have always found it a time saver vs going to and from my lights to adjust power, and since I'm not very tall. I'm always having to bring the lights down to adjust power settings.

@TheInglesMan 11 лет назад

What boom are you using to hold your beauty dish?

@dswatson83 12 лет назад

Wow tripod bracket. When I saw you move from portrait to landscape in 3 seconds I was like AMAZING. Is that an L bracket with 2 tripod plates?

@Bflatest 11 лет назад

Yes he does shoot all his own backgrounds and does not sell them

@DeoMC 11 лет назад

anyone knows the camera and lenses that he used?

@marksholts 11 лет назад

Which Canon L lens are you using? Since you're so close,I'm guessing the 35mm?

@ronspeer 7 лет назад

He's using the 24-70mm Canon 2.8

@Daguigoz 6 лет назад

That lens must be soo wide!

@Bflatest 11 лет назад

It's a known physical issue with male African Americans that bulk up. Lots of pro weight lifters get implants to over come this issue. It's very hard for them to beef up the calf

@cfunkproductions 12 лет назад

I've never felt like less of a man.

@jennatwatson15 7 лет назад

The hardest part is in post. By far.

@blackster000 5 лет назад

Tutorial starts at 05:30

@mickgobbo 11 лет назад

Its not the Camera.. It's not the lights.. It's the what guys,,, Size of the light in relation to your subject.. the gear questions aren't really important duhh