Today we are looking at snoot basics in photography & video lighting. A snoot is a funny name for a piece of equipment that fits over a studio light or portable flash and allows the photographer to control the direction or area of coverage of the light.
Understanding Grids
I want to show how grids work and how you can light with them while at the same time mixing them with tungsten light.
Bokeh Basics with Strobes
I am reviewing some bokeh basics by using a double rim/key light setup on our couple and trying out different lenses.
How to Photograph Christmas Lights
We are getting into the holiday spirit and taking pictures of Christmas lights. There are only a couple basic things you need to understand so you can go out and take great photographs this holiday season.
Batch Processing RAW Time-Lapse Images
I am going to walk you through batch processing RAW images shot on a time-lapse, and then how to create video sequences with those images.
How to Shoot One Light Dramatic Portraits On Location By Yourself
I am in Maine heading out to Stonington to photograph fishermen. My goal with today’s lesson is to show how you can get one light dramatic portraits on location by yourself.
11 Tips to Photograph Wild Animals Without Getting Killed
Learn 11 tips to photograph wild animals without getting killed. Including tips from my father, National Geographic photographer.
One Light Corporate Image
I am shooting a corporate image of someone in a call center. I have done these images for years and their success hinges on getting the right person to be the talent.
How to Photograph and Outline Hair
I am going to show you how to do a simple light setup for a person (or two Yetis) in order to be able to outline the subject from the background.
Combining LEDs and Tungsten Lights
We are shooting a woman lying on a bed of garbage for a company called Mini Bini. We will combine NorthStar LED lights with tungsten lights to create a dreamy look.
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