Top-Down Lighting | ISO1200 Education

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

[skipto time=0:20]00:20 – Light Setup #1:[/skipto] Rembrandt-Style Lighting > 5’/150 cm Octabox, Light Positioning

[skipto time=1:16]01:16 – Shooting:[/skipto] Session & Results, BTS, "Rembrandt" Light Pattern explained, Light Setup Illustration

[skipto time=2:12]02:12 – Light Setup #2:[/skipto] Top-Down Lighting > 5’/150 cm Octabox w/Grid to minimize Light Spill, High up Angled Light Position > more shadows for a moodier look

[skipto time=2:50]02:50 – Shooting:[/skipto] Session & Results, BTS, Posing: chin up > avoid "drowning in shadows"

[skipto time=3:39]03:39 – Pro-Tip:[/skipto] Making the Background Darker Results, Light Setup Illustration

[skipto time=4:03]04:03 – Light Setup #3:[/skipto] Side Lighting > 5`/150 cm Octabox, Light, specific Subject Positioning & Posing

[skipto time=4:40]04:40 – Shooting:[/skipto] Session & Results, BTS, Light Setup Illustration

[skipto time=5:16]05:16 – Light Setup #4:[/skipto] Clamshell Lighting > 5’/150 cm Octabox + Reflector as Fill In, Light Positioning, Catchlights

[skipto time=5:36]05:36 – Shooting:[/skipto] Session & Results, BTS, Light Setup Illustration

[skipto time=6:22]06:22 – Light Setup #5:[/skipto] Backlighting > 5’/150 cm Octabox, Light Positioning for a Silhouette Effect

[skipto time=6:34]06:34 – Shooting:[/skipto] Session & Results, BTS, specific Subject Positioning & Posing, Light Setup Illustration

[skipto time=7:04]07:04 - Outro[/skipto]

1 Octabox: 5 Ways To Use A Single Light for Female Portraits

Create Distinct Accentuated Looks With Just One Octabox

Tommy shares 5 different ways of how to reposition and adapt a single Octabox in order to create dramatic and interesting new results each time.