Lin & Jirsa Photography shares their secrets to achieving unique and creative wedding imagery in this behind-the-scenes video series. Learn how they use Profoto Off-Camera Flash to control light to match their creative vision and overcome wedding day challenges. Visit: http://profoto.com/offcameraflash/lin… for more information about this informative video series and to learn more about Profoto Off-Camera Flash.
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Great video. I would love a longer one showing how you created the final images out of the multiple shots taken.
Thanks a lot for sharing 💛
I'm at a loss here… I get the theory, you combine 2 images…So the first step I understand, you expose without flash for the ambient light, but for the second shot with added light, which settings for flash do you dial in? This isn't TTL anymore? For the 2nd shot you keep you camera settings the same as the first? How do you dial in the correct values for flash? I'm using a speed light.
LB, Victoria B. Great show and great idea's !
Amazing results. Though I notice it wasn't completely hard lighting. There was some soft transitions with the shadows on the skin which I liked. What sort of modifier was used to achieve that? The only modifier I took note of during the shoot was the reflector. I guess I missed an important detail somewhere in the video.
Cool thanks for sharing techniques
Wow, am impressed. The knowledge there in, is still great a few years down the line. My question is, in scene 2 when taking the play shots, you did not shoot on a tripod. Must you shoot on a tripod, to get the exact same shot positioning ?
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Beautiful picture, and thanks for your tutorial
great job nice
I did the same with a 7D, yongnuo flash and a piece of paper. 0,05 cents. 😉
What stand are you using for your light?? The one your assistant is holding thanks
Pete Sampras (that is my only comment)
which lens used for this ?
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Gorgeous photos. Definitely a level I'm aspiring to achieve. Hats off to you sir!
Outstanding work!!
Why not use High Speed Sync ?
awesome n informative picture
which lance have you use ???
You had me at magician…
Which lenses were used here for these locations?
Love your tutorials, Pye! You seem like such a great guy! 🙂
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