try this to create big & soft light in studio 

If you have any questions regarding my settings or camera/ lens, ask in the comments :)

You should have WAY more subs, you’re one of the only people creating industry relevant tutorials. ❤

Nah, You bodied these! I'm very inspired.

Beautiful work here, Really Stunning. Could you please shear your range for the Key light setting and that of the fill lights as well? Thank you.

Truly the best content out there. Thank you for all you do!

Love you Karolina ❤❤❤

Absolutely in love with this shoot! I've been trying to achieve this type of light in studio without the use of natural light and I sometimes find myself blindly guessing, and not quite getting it right. I shoot with a canon 5d Mark 4, 24-70 2.8, so I know it's achievable. I'd love to know what's your go-to strobe and camera settings to achieve something similar to this? thank uuuuu :)

Beautiful light and love the art direction.

THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR KNOWLEDGE!

hey, can you explain why the key lights behind the scrim are angled instead of straight to the scrim? beautiful light! love the soft look and the whole image! do you know the f stop difference between key and fill?

Stunning results

Beautiful photos

These are so good!

love your videos, best tutorials

Hola! Your images have a softness and smoothness "creamy" look. Do you think it's just because of the lights you use, or do you add a black mist to your lens or do it in post-production? thanks 4o

Really amazing video, Love this shoot The images are really good. love form india.💖

Love all the colors

Hey , which transmitter do you recommend? do you have your own flash or do you use the own that are in the studio?

Where do you get inspiration for something like this shoot?:) are you building the mood boards?

Hi Karolina! Much thanks for all the BTS content, I pick up so many amazing tips from you that have improved my shoots significantly. I have another question for you - for the lighting set up with the Key light diffused by the Scrim Jim, I noticed you have the light feathered away from the Scrim until it's almost at a perpendicular angle. I'm guessing this helps soften the light passing through the Scrim even more, I was wondering fi the angle of the light creates any light spill, or interferes with the fill light on the opposite side? I often use a Scrim when I'm shooting as well, but I never thought to feather the key light off of it, definitely going to try this out soon! You da best, thanks again!

Sooo good 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Impressive!

Absolutely gorgeous! Thank you so much for allt his incrtedibly helpful content :) Just started experimenting and trying to up my studio light game and thanks to you its been really easy to troubleshoot while on set. Curious where you got that gorgeous backdrop!?

Thanks for sharing this video, I was wondering if you were using any macro lens at any point? You were fairly close to the model during the session.

Thank you so much for this! So beautiful! What kind of lens did you use?

Where are your umbrellas from? Love the video!

Love your videos! Can I ask what focal length you use to shoot those full length shots?

How do you know where to place the key and fill light? And What studio?

What size is the scrim in the current video? 🙂

Hey Karolina, where can I find those beautiful back drops? Do you have an online source or brand that you prefer ?

🔥🔥🔥

Can these be captured like this in a smaller space and what aperture did you use for these?

where do you get the backdrops from?

Where's these backdrops from?

Where to get the gradient canvas background? @karolinapran

ok wow

What brand scrim is that?

great video!! how was that transition done at 0:13 ? after effects?

where did you get your backdrop ?

Camera settings?

damn this is ill

How tall are you? At 0:09 you look like a giant compared to the others lol.