ON SET | Fashion Photography - Simple 1 & 2 Light Studio Setup 

Thanks, I'm so glad it helps :)

Thanks so much, I'm so glad you enjoyed the video :)

Totally! The 6x4 is so big, so I only get to use it when I'm in the studio. When I'm in a smaller space, I'd use my large umbrella with diffuser instead :)

Haha, it is quite simple, once you set it all up 😊

Haha thanks :)

Thank you so much, I'm so glad you enjoyed

Thank you so much

You're very welcome!

Haha yeah it is, was a big investment and so far so worth it :)

You are so welcome, so glad you liked it :)

Thanks so much, so glad you enjoyed. And don't worry I've definitely got more videos coming soon :)

Hey Gustavo, thanks so glad you like my work. I placed 2 polyboards on either side of the light and used no diffuser, so just a bare light head. The polyboards helped control and focus the spread of light, and by not using a diffuser I was able to get a stronger or more direct quality of light. Hope that helps :)

Sure did. Thank u very much

Thank you, so glad you like the video :)

Thanks, I will for sure :)

I'm not totally sure, I'll check next time I'm at the studio, but they'd be about 2.5m high by about 1m wide

The studio has sheer panels on the roof so gets a lot of natural light, so when the sun is out and coming through it's much stronger, so sometimes I use more of the natural/ambient light. When it's cloudy or overcast though, it's obviously darker so sometimes need a light. In this setup though I was not trying to replicate the background and was happy for it be different looking between the two looks.

I think it's a really thick foam-core, or polystyrene

Thanks, so glad you enjoyed it

Hey Fidelio, I explain how I achieved this in the second part of the video from time: 5:03. It's a strobe light (with no light modifier), shot directly toward the model at a downward 45 degree angle. Give it a try :)

Ohh thank you very much I understand better, I will try that

@@Themrfiddy Good Luck with it :)

Thanks :)

Haha yes of course, in Australia I only know of this place in Melbourne called Borges Imaging that sell them.

Thanks for watching :)

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it

@@dancastano hey i want know what type profoto you use in the video

@@01_ikomanggedeagusdivawigu80 I used two D2's

@@dancastano okei thanks!

Hey 👋🏻 I'm based in Melbourne Australia, and there's a place here that sells them called Borges Imaging. Not sure if that helps :)

I just used the one, as the cyc is really large and also there is a lot of natural light in the studio too from the ceiling, which has skylights

4:26 shows three lights. Two on the background.

Thanks

They're usually made out of a thick foam core, or some type of polystyrene

Haha! Not really, the basics of the setup can be replicated in smaller studios, just obviously use smaller modifiers like an umbrella or smaller softbox :)

@@dancastano Great Pictures anyway! =)

Haha yeah for sure you could definitely try that. I think Profoto actually allows you to sync some of their lights with an iphone camera too through their app.

It's actually a cyclorama wall, which is a wall with a curve, so the floor transitions into the wall, seamlessly :)

Thanks :)