This week we wanted to test the strength of our LEDs for studio portraits.
How far can we stop down and can we shoot at a decent shutter speed to freeze basic movements?
Let’s find out!
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Constant Light (LEDs) Studio Portraits/Headshots
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25 responses to “Constant Light (LEDs) Studio Portraits/Headshots”
in the real world using constant lights is way too uncomfortable for the model….you try that with real people and five minutes into the session they will be tired and blinded to be able to concentrate or listen to you !
Thank you, very helpful. Do you think that 300W (Nanlite Forza 300b II) would also be ok for headshots? Or is it poor?
thanks. great vid. i will stay with my strobes.
Ya the big problem with continuous lighting is that it gives me and my models headaches and migraines.
Definitely not a good idea.
Why using all theses lights to have a naturel light effect on results !!!?
Great video! Well spoken and presented!
Do you find yourself using a combination of strobes and continuous in your shoots? Continuous for key, strobes for fill and kickers? 🤔
I've found in my own experience that slower shutter speeds are needed coupled with as you mentioned the higher ISOs. Anthing higher than 1/125'th seem to not let much of the continuous in-albeit I'm shooting with a 100watt setup. THX!! And again solid work 👏
Do you have a video using budget lighting?
Very helpful video! Thank you for sharing your expertise.
😊🎉 great info. Thanks
New subscriber. Good vibes in this video.
Great video, would love to see more with 60c
Good presentation.
Heads up guys you don’t have to have a low ISO 200 400 either way you’re gonna get a great shot today’s technology is phenomenal!
Thank you brother , good video.
Hi. And balance white ?!?
Good stuff, thanks for those settings!
One of the best and top tutorial videos I have every watched! Keep going! Loved it✌
Excellent video. Very clearly explained with great examples and no wasted time. You know your stuff. 👍🏽
Quite helpful— hope to see more with these type of lighting and male models.
Thanks! I'm setting up a portrait studio now and debating which direction to go so your video was a helpful part of my research process.
Super
Love you dude nice work
Love this! What are you using as those folding black backgrounds at around 1:10 mark? I've been looking for something like that.
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You deserve way more appreciation this is great and convincing