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rock detail we have a son that would
look fantastic in a starburst pattern
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and how do you get a starburst you run
the app you close down the actor so it
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makes it really tiny in small and your
lights become starters so I F fourteen
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we get that starburst pattern wherever
we can see a light source coming in
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that's our primary compositional
attribute that I want to set now from
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there I simply decide okay well what do
I want my shutter speed to be based on
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the emulator I want to have in the same
now remember if we want a more dramatic
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image we cut ambient light down more if
you want more
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natural image we leave emulate higher I
wanted to go with a little bit more of a
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dramatic image here but I didn't want to
be so dark that all of our detailed the
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rocks down here was clipped ok I want to
see the highlight detail want to see the
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water I want to see all that stuff so at
100 of a second I got to that balance
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where I got a beautiful histogram where
should we had most of my detail my
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shadows had all the detail the
highlights ahead of the perfect scene
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setup for dramatic image and guess what
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September 25 down in those two settings
and work 100 of a second is lower than
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my sync speed of 1 200 of its second so
I don't need an addy filter and I don't
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need high speed sync I can just buyer
just as it's in my sink is okay so we
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just discussed the emulate exposure
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again sometimes I kind of do these
things out of order because I'm used to
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it right I'm used to like going ok
competition in fact ok I want I want
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depth of field here ok let's see what my
shutter speed in all damages be first to
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figure out why my mommy and me in light
and then based on that I'll choose or
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all go to sing can say okay do I need to
deal with it and the filter or
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high-speed sync and it seemed so it's ok
to go out or every now and then go to
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category out of order that's just the
way that you like to do things that's
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totally fine too
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ok so any exposure with F fourteen
combined with 100 shutter speed and ISO
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100 we get us darker and blue light
exposure for a more dramatic effect of
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that so we can see here
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light direction quality we place the
light to camera left why because our
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general top prizes
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when we're lighting a couple its ok to
leave the guy's face a little bit in
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shadow why because its dramatic and with
guys it's ok to have them more dramatic
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look in my opinion in our opinion it's
not ok for the girl to have that more
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dramatic look at least its not preferred
we generally want the girl to have a
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softer look to have a more elegant
looking to do that we want to fill light
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into her face so we're firing from
camera left and the lights going just
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where it were aiming it roughly about a
foot above their heads or raise analyzed
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and so it's slightly above their heads
you always want your like coming from
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top going down when you want a natural
effect here late when you want to create
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a natural light that's when you fire
bottom-up you create campfire let you
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create that unnatural to light we want a
natural occurrence or firing top down to
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camera left which field directly into
her face gives him a little bit of
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shadow and and so forth
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ok to photo shows at let's go ahead and
just look at here so we have let's say
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we stack the model flashes one thing to
remember when you stack flashes you need
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them to be close together if they're not
close together and I'm talking about
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inches like they need to be right next
to each other a six inch separation
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those flashes is gonna create multiple
shadows because now you have created two
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light sources and when those shadows
kind of go across and we'll show you you
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can actually probably see a little bit
of duplication channels in the shot if
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your resume in close and look at it but
we'll show you guys an image with
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duplicate shadows because the flashes a
place too far from each other you want
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to make sure you look close and avoid
that keep the flashes close together so
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that it acts as a singular light source
ok where we were at our test shots so
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what is our test on do we take the first
test shot it actually it revealed a
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shadow on her face and you don't see in
this image but will show the image of
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you see it as a shadow right on her side
of the face right there and what's that
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shadow caused by its caused by his face
the back of his head is hitting the
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light in the back of head in casting a
shadow right on her and it's so small
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that if I didn't zoom in I would have
been able to see it
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okay so from that we just do something
very simple I just asked
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my subject open up the shoulder little
bit K just open up a little bit and then
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have a kind of turn a little bit so we
didn't rotate in a little bit his
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shoulders more open and now that like to
just landed right on her face without
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being blocked by his shoulder or his
back of his head
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ok so just take that test on it just the
light position or the couple's pose as
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necessary
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most the time all-star by first
adjusting the couple's pose and if that
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doesn't work then we'll adjust the
position the light source but more often
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than not it generally works it just
oppose a little bit ok next once we take
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the shot I I really love you know I love
warm shots like this and so oftentimes
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all set my wife found some pretty high
this is a 5500 Calvin R Ford 5400 Kelvin
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I'll take the shock as I I like that
look and it came out warm like this and
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look beautiful I thought that's that's
perfect I don't want to change the white
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balance at all
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case then we start posing for aiming and
shooting now what we do here
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well I take a variety of shots so we do
a couple different poses I do the shot
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with them looking at each other most of
if you guys do Indian weddings and you
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shoot indian couples a lot of times they
do not like to kiss so we try and
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refrain from a lot of kissing shots cuz
that's just a cultural thing so instead
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of that I have them basically touch for
a couple things just for my sake just
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because I want but just know that I
haven't touched warheads and what I'm
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doing is shifting angle so for a couple
of shots I'm shooting down lower and
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getting more skies so this type shot is
going lower and getting more sky this