Interesting video which I will have to watch again as I was laughing HARD on first viewing. How to build a soft box was hilarious and more so as you left if half built for the whole video. The clincher for me was watching the models at the end trying to fold that backdrop. Could not stop laughing but also remembering my first home shoot many moons ago. I ended up in such a panic I just ended up cramming mine still open into the back of my car.
We're really glad you enjoyed it so much! The shoot was a lot of fun so it's awesome to hear that translated into the video. Thanks for watching and have a great day, George.
I find you very pleasant and fun to watch, but I think you need to become more familiar with the Profoto gear. I shoot with a Sony A7R IV and the Profoto Air Remote. My Profoto lighting consists of B2 and B10 strobes, along with various Profoto modifiers. The modifiers are actually quite easy to assemble, but you were struggling with it in the video. Shooting TTL mode with this gear is always spot-on and 100% reliable for me. I also use the Profoto Connect with great success. Not sure why you had problems with TTL mode and had to resort to manual mode. I didn't get a lot of value out of this video, but you are a natural in front of the camera and I'm sure the content value will increase with each new video you make. Best of luck to you!
Amy, this is NOT hard, try what profoto did with some other photographers, aka put them in a dingy poorly lit escape room, with models, these lights and their own cameras, and some other shapers,and an editing computer/monitor thats all they got!- and had only 90 minutes to photoshop an image to final results too, one shot to escape, but interesting results, look it up, makes 'normal' outdoor issues a walk in the park!!
Hi Karen, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! I can confirm, yes, the new lights take the same batteries as the old lights, which you can find here: bit.ly/3l8d8mr. Have a nice day, George.
