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flash power the brightness of her skin
on this right side okay on the left side
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the brightness of the screen in the
shadow area is simply the ambient
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exposure meeting that not a lot of the
flashes actually covering the site
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address so the brightness on the left
side of her body is primarily due to
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being light so when we slow down the
shutter the brightness of that dress
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area if Brian significantly because
we're allowing more light over that area
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but the brightness of areas where flash
is touching the right side of her face
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the right side of her body that
brightness is determined by ambient
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light
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+ flash so as you slow down the shutter
notice that we're also adding a little
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bit of brightness to the face into that
right side of the body
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ok it's just one thing to keep in mind
it's not your flash is getting any more
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powerful the flash is it weird I know
that we know that when the flash fires
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at fire so quickly that doesn't matter
how long shuttered actually open the
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only difference in that brightness is
from immune exposure now now we know
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that go ahead and take a look at each of
these images on top for this per shot we
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talked about this a little bit earlier I
want to briefly talked again and kind of
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pocket through the overall process in
this I love that the Sun was directly
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above the street and kind of just giving
a backlight and your entire set to look
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like we had a multiple light setup even
though we only have one on-camera flash
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so I put her back to it that way they've
son is acting like a backlight on the
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entire scene it's giving her room later
hair like it's giving the grass a little
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backlight is giving the tree libitum
backlight I like natural light effects
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but I also love the fact that we're
getting the sunlight coming through this
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dress and it kind of highlighter form a
little bit so what I want to do I want
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to expose so that we can see the light
coming through so we can see some of the
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details in the color of the sky and so
that the dresses and simply blown out by
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exposed for just their skin tones the
just me blown out everywhere he blown
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out almost in every single spot even
over the front of her deep loan for the
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most part so I set the immune exposure
when it went from you later Prime f1 for
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help to the cannon version where one
tenth of a second at one point for ISO
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100 we're using a five stop neutral
density filter pay the same thing rate
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five stop filter we're bouncing with a
silver because it's kind of a little bit
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off to the side of the bed where we need
to overpower the Sun we need as much
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light as we can get sore using just a
stray silver I'm bouncing at 101 and I'm
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not using any grids or anything like
that because I'm basically looking at
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the light at 105 zoom and I take a flash
I take a shot just looking at the
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reflector just to make sure that I fill
the entire reflector with light I want
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to make sure that I feel the entire
reflect
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her and not just a small part of
reflector if just a small part of
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reflector catches light it's a small
modifier if the entire reflector fills
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up with light without letting too much
light still around the outside then
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we're maximizing the amount of size
about reflectors are going to softer
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larger light source and we're using up
more of it so basically get a stronger
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later as well because we're not allowing
it to spill over the edge so use your
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resume to control that depends on where
that modifiers placed in and out to make
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sure all of your flash all of that light
is right on the reflector it's not
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spilling over the edge
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nor is it too tight and hitting just a
small part of the reflector when that
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like comes back we get a beautiful
looking kind of dementia or directional
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light coming on to her what is a
directional I kind of lighting like it's
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basically loop letting ok coming
directly it's not so directional minutes
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rembrandt but it's a little bit
directional always when your lighting
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you're gonna find this trick out always
when you're letting like top down the
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light should always be coming from at
least slightly above your subject ok so
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the light right here is being held just
a little bit above the heads of that way
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it's coming down a little bit light will
always look more natural when it's
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coming down on the subject versus when
it's going it's going up it looks
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unnatural increased something off about
the image doesn't look quite right we're
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going for something natural we always
like top-down if you're going for that
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scary ghost effect yet shirt light top
left bottom up that usage of light does
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have a purpose its just not for this
type of the look so that's how we got to
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this shot was talked about this event in
the desert now we're in the desert our
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life is setting extremely quickly and I
noticed that we have this beautiful
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lines going back on this and i say bout
u go sit down from that very quickly in
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this situation it is kind of funny
because we we had off camera lights with
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us in this was part we're shooting for
letting 11 and learning tool but I
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didn't have the optimal i SAT up ready
to go yet so I just said look grab a
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silver reflector grabbed whatever you
gotta just come over and over I need my
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system to the stand right next
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I had no intention of shooting this with
just a reflector is just that's the tool
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that was readily available before the
sense that we had literally five minutes
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before this entire area was covered
shadows and were taken me ten fifteen
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minutes to set up the lighting so in
that situation these techniques and talk
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about these bills techniques you might
think will quiet you have population why
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would you ever do you know this type of
stuff because sometimes you're gonna
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pitch and you're in a bind you need to
get the shot just to get the shot and
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for that situation I'm using these
techniques that I know I can go to and
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they're quick and easy to do and we're
shooting at 100 of a second half to and
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iso 100 we have 25 stopping to against
the filter I think I'm just at this