Join me as I go through the essential equipment needed to create a simple Home Based Photography Studio. Aside from this, I will also be doing THREE LIGHTING DEMOS using just 1 Sony Speedlight. (F60RM) I hope after this video you will be inspired to start honing your craft at home and maximize the potential of your one light. I suggest you watch until the very end, that’s when it gets really interesting 🙂
Equipment Used:
PHILIPPINES CUSTOMERS:
Sony System: www.sony.com.ph
MagMod Modifiers:
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Camera: Sony A7RIII –
Lens: Sony 85 f1.4GM –
Light: Sony F60RM –
Trigger: Sony WRC1N –
Flash Mount: MagMod MagShoe –
Modifier: Phottix 5 in 1 Reflector –
Backdrop: Phottix Collapsible Background –
Lightstand: Phottix Padat Carbon 200:
HollyLand Mars400s Wifi Transmitter:
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Just something about me…
Since prior to my entry into the wedding industry, I have been considered to be one of the most reputable lighting specialists in the Philippines, conducting workshops nationwide and have been featured in various photography magazines. I was also a multi-awarded portrait and advertising photographer.
My expertise is in manipulating ambient and artificial light to create clean and classic photographs which naturally led me to the genre of portrait and wedding photography. Since then, I have shot numerous weddings locally and overseas exhibiting my signature style.
I am also a :
📸 Sony Ph Brand Ambassador
📷 Zeiss Camera Lens Ambassador
💡 MagMod Ph Endorser
🎒 Peak Design Ph Luminarie
✈️ International Phottix Pro Teamer
Comments
33 responses to “Quick and Easy ONE LIGHT Portrait Tutorial and How to Set Up a SIMPLE Home Based Photography Studio”
You make portraits looks
So easy. 😞
while i THOUGHT ive been subscribed and watching for the last couple of years, this must be just before i started. the mkIII sony vs your new mk IV and Coco's hair is so LOOOONG!
i think your studio is just a little less evolved.
whats all that mean? nothing. STILL a fabulous tutorial.
That’s something I haven’t seen in the huge amount of Portrait Lighting tutorials I have watched. This is fantastic!
Your wife is the perfect model man. Damn. She is a poser. Nice tutorial.
Hello Jiggie, my kindly compliments to your tutorials I'm following. This video ist great showing how to minimize the effort to create amazing portraits. I would like to ask the result you show at 09.38-09.40 – it looks like the light is shining through teh background, but it's only the reflecting light? Kindly regards
Thank you, Jiggie. I'm going to try all you showed in this video.
I know this is a year and a half old, but man, that was inspiring!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge on this Sir Jiggie. The live view on the bottom right as you compose and explain the shots is really helpful.
Very nice,, very simple and effective,, Thank you for sharing..
Wow very nice
like it!
this is best tutorial ever clear precise on point. love it
What a piece of simplicity we have seen here…. Man… You rock!!! "Beautiful… Beautiful..Beautiful"
The best tutorial and one I feel I can follow and execute with great results. Love this. Thank you!!
…again I'm running out of adjectives… just Impressive…
Thank you so much for sharing such valuable tutorials .
excellent tutorial, thank you.
This is soo cool, simple set up, But powerful tips.
i REALLY enjoy your YT vids. i ALWAYS learn something. thank you for the effort and the sharing. i am an appreciative subscriber. stay well. thumbs up.
So great and simple. Thank you very much.
So thanks to you I just used my aputure 120D mark ii with the mini dome in a way that would never cross my mind. Removed the grid, folded the diffusion in half, so the diffuse part was lighting me up and the not defused half was casting light onto the white background. I placed piece of white reflective cardboard on the opposite side under lower angle so I would remove the harsh shadow on my neck and voila, high key portrait with just one light. No other lights to lit the background were necessary. You are great teacher. Thank you!
truely amazing
Very cool and simple tutorials you make, great channel, I just find you and I`m liking it very much, already subscribed, thanks for your work, have a great day, stay safe…!
ang galing sir
I love what i see this is amazing …
I'm a big fan of this man!
God Bless Dean Collins.
Thank you.I love your tutorials….
This is genius, thanks for your tips, they all make total sense.👍
So very well explained… Thank you!!!!
As a novice, this was one of the best one-light tutorials I've seen. Very clearly explained and simply demonstrated. Excellent.
Awesome
Amazingly simple to learn. Thank u so much for the video. Very helpful.