Things get super creative in this portrait photography training video using the Nanlite Projection Attachment aka a Gobo. 🙂
If you are looking to unleash your creativity this is a must have tool in your photography lighting bag. We love using this tool and it can be seen in multiple videos on our youtube channel.
In the video you will get insight into some portrait photography lighting techniques that you can use the next time you are working with led lights or any indoor shoots with continuous lights.
To learn more about Nanlite visit nanliteus.com
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0:00 – Introduction
0:30 – Set Up
1:45 – First Image
2:50 – Second Image
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9 responses to “Creative Portrait Photography with the Nanlite Gobo”
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This was a fun and informative shoot! 😊
Thanks for making it look simple for us all, Sal! 😃
awesome details. Great to see you work.
Great video, Sal, and I apologize, but I'm gonna be "that guy." The tool you're showing is a projector, and it can hold gobos to project patterns. All your uses here are great, and it's awesome that lighting has progressed to get these instruments down to an easily portable size. The older ellipsoidal reflector spotlights were hot and heavy; not something you can just throw in a case with your camera and lenses.
When I saw the email, I thought you might be throwing your logo on the model, or some other pattern like branches or a window frame.
💥 FYI, amazon links for both items show as “currently unavailable – not sure when or if product will be back”
Are you strobing at all or is this all continuous light. It seems like it is continuous
The thing I didn't like about NANLITE is that you can't purchase their V-Mount Batteries in the U.S. they do work with other brands but kind of a bummer for people who like to stick with the same manufacturer. Other than that I think they have a good product. I own three of their lights along with Pavotubes. I'll have to look at the Gobo accessory since it looks like you can do some creative stuff with it.
Those cyclops and cable shots were next level
Awesome shoot…thanks for sharing/educating about the nanlite gobo! Kudos to the entire team for this awesome shoot! That strip of light across her eyes was 🔥