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Best Softbox for Portrait Photography
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For in depth portrait lighting online turorial:
www.kylecongphotography.com/photographers
Instagram:
www.instagram.com/kylecongphoto
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26 responses to “Best Softbox for Portrait Photography”
Kyle, you are my favorite teacher. I really hope you continue to make videos ❤
Amazing information Kyle!
I love Kyle's style. His photos are fantastic but help me out Kyle I am struggling as you are counter to what everyone else advises but how you WORK is much more like me. But I love very soft beautiful light like in your shots. I don't know where to start!
Sir can you tell me your fav 50mm lens?
Fantastic explanation ❤
In your full body shots is the light source out of frame or do you edit it out in post?
Where did you get Sophie?
Great channel. Quality content. Thaks for sharing your knowledge. Absolutely love your skills.
Thanks for the informative, concise video and you’re right to the point explaining light. Really appreciate your effort. Thanks!
great video – thank you
Thanks a lot! time to get out and experiment. I own several modifiers and this video provides a clear explanation how to put these into use. Will definitely make time to experiment with each and find the right modifier for every situation.
Great vid! May I ask, what lens was used for the 7:29s shot? Thx so much! 😀
Love the model, can you give me her IG? 😛
Thank you for such informative video Kyle.
Hey Kyle. When you do you beauty down + small softbox setup, do you power them the same?
I used a 20in softbox on a phoot and I had great results. I now prefer this setup on solo model shoots.
Great Video!!!
👋👋👋
Excellent advice and information, thank you!
EXCELLENT
Great video.
Always so good with the explanations. Nice work Kyle 😊👌🏾
Thank you for this information Kyle! I would love to see video showing how you balance ambient light and strobes outdoors using a 24" Beauty Dish and small soft box below (clamshell) lighting to make everything look natural using a light meter. Thank you again for always sharing your knowledge, Kyle!
Another one with great content! Pls keep them coming.
Another great video Kyle. I'll do a search of your video listing to see if I find any that actually match the stills shown in this presentation
I know I've already seen some of them.
Keep up the good work.
Thanks again.
Very informative video. Thank you