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    5 Window Light Portrait Positions
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    Jay P Morgan demonstrates how to create 5 portrait lighting positions using natural window light – lighting setup illustrations included.
    Feature Image - One Light Setup Portrait Photography - Various Portrait Looks Using Different Light Position - Joe Edelman

    Various Portrait Looks Using Different Light Position
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    Let Joe Edelman guide you through the various possibilities of creating awesome light for portrait photography and headshots with just ONE Flash, simp…

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    One Light Portrait Lighting for AWESOME Portraits & Headshots

    [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Xx1b2R9xDs[/embed]

    Create Various Looks Using Different Light Distance & Light Direction

    • [skipto time=0:00]00:00 - Intro[/skipto]
    • [skipto time=0:18]00:18 – Concept:[/skipto] Creating Awesome Light for Portrait Photography & Headshot with just One Flash, Light Reflectors and Modifiers
    • [skipto time=0:37]00:37 – Light Source:[/skipto] Studio Monolight (or use Speedlights instead)
    • [skipto time=1:02]01:02 – Light Setup #1:[/skipto] 2 Light Positioning Variations, Subject Positioning, Reflector Card Positioning, Camera & Lens Used, F-Stop Numbers based on Light Tilt, Low ISO, Results for both White & Black Backdrops
    • [skipto time=1:38]01:38 – Important:[/skipto] Things to Look Out for with Light Tilting
    • [skipto time=2:00]02:00 – Light Setup #2:[/skipto] Increased Distance to the Backdrop for Subject & Light, 2 Light Positioning Variations, White Backdrop, F-Stop Numbers, Low ISO, Results for both White & Black Backdrops
    • [skipto time=2:40]02:40 – Light Setup #3:[/skipto] Adding a Modifier, Subject Positioning, Light Reflector Positioning, White Backdrop, Result
    • [skipto time=3:28]03:28 – Light Setup #4:[/skipto] Clamshell Lighting V1 > Subject Positioning, Light Modifier & Reflector Positioning, Results for both White & Black Backdrops
    • [skipto time=3:46]03:46 – Light Setup #5:[/skipto] Clamshell Lighting V2 > Increased Distance to Black Backdrop for both Subject & Light, Result
    • [skipto time=3:52]03:52 – Light Setup #6:[/skipto] Improvements (Pro Tip) > Positioning of 2 Additional Reflectors > Goal: Separate Dark Hair from Dark Background, Result
    • [skipto time=4:15]04:15 – Choosing a Modifier:[/skipto] Using a Beauty Dish instead of a Softbox
    • [skipto time=4:30]04:30 – Lighting Tip:[/skipto] Control the Light – See How!
    • [skipto time=5:21]05:21 – Outro[/skipto]
    Let Joe Edelman guide you through the various possibilities of creating awesome light for portrait photography and headshots with just ONE Flash, simple light reflectors, and light modifiers!
    Learn how to "see" the light so you can direct and shape it to achieve amazing results.[molongui_author_box profile_layout="layout-7"]
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