Are you ready to create stunning studio photography that has that warm sunset look and feel? In this photography tutorial we show you how we use Nanlite continuous lighting to create that gorgeous warm glow portraits.
Bonus Tip // We create some unique portraits using magic crystals.
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0:00 Introduction
1:00 Gear Used
2:15 First Look
5:10 Second Look
6:19 Bonus Look
// My Favorite Nanlite Gear //
Nanlite 10” PavoTube II //
Nanlite 30×4 PavoTube II //
Nanlite FS-60B //
Nanlite FS-60C //
Nanlite Forza 150B //
Nanlite PavoSlim 60B //
Nanlite Forza 60cm Softbox //
Nanlite 36° Projector //
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10 responses to “Creating Sunset Photography Using Continuous Light”
Make sure you are not using a hood for these shoots, you will not get the same glare. I do a fair number of landscapes and do this with the sun. If you bring your f stop to f/22, it will do amazing things. I love the f1/2, but the natural rays you get at f/22 is amazing.
Thanks for sharing.
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I always learn so much from your videos Sal. Thank you for doing you!!
Very very nice Ram Ram ji
Love the content and the hole effect images ❤
Sal, amazing as always. You keep asking myself why I don’t take better pictures.
This session, simply awesome. I love the concept, the model, the lighting, and of course the bonus tips.
However…there is always a however, I’d love to see SOOC pics. Becáis your editing and color grading just blows my mind.
Keep posting this amazing content
The finer details of "looking away" in relationship to her pupils and attention to her collarbones is a lesson I won't soon forget. I'm simply a hobbyist and I'll never find myself doing studio work with the amazing lighting equipment you have, but I will certainly remember the finer points of this video whenever I have the opportunity. Thanks Sal !
Every shot is my favorite! Do you feel that continuous lighting gives you better control in this type of portrait setting over strobes. The prisms, crystal, and filters definitely added a dramatic effect and enhanced an already gorgeous shot! As always, Sal, thanks for a MasterClass of simplicity and brevity, but ELEGANCE!