scrim jim | ISO1200 Education

[skipto time=0:00]00:00 - Intro[/skipto]

[skipto time=0:04]00:04 – Model Introduction & Concept[/skipto]

[skipto time=0:52]00:52 – Light Setup > North Light:[/skipto] Location > Studio, Modifier > 6x6’/180x180 cm Scrim Jim w/ Silver Fabric, Blocking-Out Natural Light, Installing Key Light > Using a Monolight + Scrim, Camera & Lens Type, Manual Mode, Tethering, F-Stop, Shutter Speed, White Balance, Low ISO, TTL Metering, White Wall, Directing the Subject, BTS, Sample Shots & Results in Color & B/W

[skipto time=10:57]10:57 – Shooting Segment:[/skipto] Directing the Subject, Tweaking Camera Positions, BTS & Results in B/W & Color

[skipto time=14:18]14:18 – Recap[/skipto]

[skipto time=14:27]14:27 – Bonus > Switching Scrim Jim Fabric to White Side:[/skipto] BTS, Test Shot & Result > Comparison of White vs Silver Fabric

[skipto time=16:24]16:24 – Bonus Shooting Segment:[/skipto] Directing the Subject, BTS & Results

[skipto time=17:23]17:23 – Outro[/skipto]

Creating Fake Window Light: Using A Monolight (Setup #1)
(2:45)

Creating Fake ‘North Light’ Window Lighting
(17:27)

Creating Fake 'North Light' Window Lighting

South Light Window Quality vs North Window Light Feel – do you know the difference? Are you interested in learning how to create a North Light with south-facing windows? Well, let’s fake it!

Kudos & Resources