Lindsay Adler demonstrates how to create a dramatic short-light that creates flowing curves for a great boudoir portrait with one speedlight, a FlashBender 2 XL Pro Lighting System, and Rogue 2-in-1 Super Soft Silver/Natural White 32″ Reflector. Flash photography lighting video tutorial, techniques and tips.
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superb…
Great pace – quality video. I think it’s ‘Speedlite’.
awesome video, thanks for the tips.
This video was so helpful; thank you!
Wow great lady great work both girls r beautiful
Wow! That model is beautiful.
I love ur videos, but you very beautiful, you should be the model
Rim light , I thought she was going in a whole different direction when I heard that !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Simply incredible! I used to fear speedlites…mostly because i didn’t know anything about clash and also because I always assumed they were cheap and not powerful enough. Having been in flash for a few months now with a monolight, I totally desire to have a speedlite. Totally would be beneficial to have as its portable, gives plenty of light for indoors and could act as a rim light outdoors on location while using my monolight. Thank you Lindsay!
Hi Miss, you delievered great info thanks!!! To anyone….*I am sorry, I am new to studio lighting* Would Have been the same to use a strobe light with a soft box intead of a speedlight? would have the results been the same?
Very nice tutorial. Easy to replicate, though I added a hair light.
Hi Lindsay, I understand that you are promoting the Flashbender, however I’m just wondering whether there are any disadvantages in this scenario in using a larger light source, such as a large softbox with a grid.
Hi, thank you for the wonderful tutorial. It is full of tips for beginners photographers like may self and millions of others. In the future in your tutorials can you please tell the us the audience the camera setting you are using (triangle exposure)? Many thanks.
This video is about curves
Can you tell us all the other settings? The exposure triangle settings? Which camera? Which lens? The speedlight settings? Maybe less direction on how to pose the model, slow motion shots of the photographer, or product placement for Rogue and more information that is actually useful.
Great vid as always Ms Adler. Keep up the great work gorgeous!!!
boudoir means bed, where is the bed?
I feel like I just watched a really long ad for the reflector. But overall informative video. Thank you
great video!
With 200 speeds, 6.3, iso 100 and a black background goes like this?
All mine come out with a lot of light .. what do I do wrong?
excellent video thanks for this
Thank you.
Can u please elaborate the camera settings , from where to start.just for beginners.can i achieve these kind of reaults with dx format camera?
Great video, very well made. Thanks for sharing.
I just wish there was a diagram of the setup.
after looking at possibley a million girls on film *just to be helpfull here * i think the shots hear are to dark. now its just an opinion and i dont want to criticize . i let me brag make a lot of pixel program filters and i keep finding ways to boost color in dim light conditions the dimmer the conditions the less color so i end up with artificial color and invisibility technique.
great tutorial, really informative. The model is gorgeous, did she not want to be credited??
nice tutorial. thanks
Excellent video
Congratulations! Beautiful to the absolute. Great job.
Awesome…, experience in the lighting show up in the future of brightness as talked about reflection on Lindsay’s direction. Thanks for the your holy experience share with us. God bless you and keep in smiling face always.
Would this work with TTL?
Great video. Such a simple setup but beautiful lighting. Thanks so much
superbe technique !!! tres bon !!!
Any idea the effectiveness for this kind of shoot with the Flashbender L instead of XL ?
Love. Your work
Excellent. Don’t know that many amateurs could ever replicate your results. You make it look easy.
I watch her on Linda and she told how she taking picture in auto settings with DSLR for couple years and now she have to teach me… no way 😀
What speed light is she using?
Lovely informative video…. but i’ve a question: the way u tested ur flash on ur subject by pressing the preview button is this applicable to profoto b1 strobes? To be honest i couldn’t figure out how to use this feature
Thanks for an informative video. And a cute model.