Advanced Location Portraits & Headshots | #BHDoF

Advanced lighting doesn’t necessarily mean “more lights". Whether you’re taking headshots in a small office or wedding photos in full sun, Lighting expert @BoorayPerry shares tips that will help you quickly adapt to any situation.

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0:00 About Booray
3:07 Booray's Equipment
5:06 Settings
13:06 One Light
30:55 Two Lights
35:10 Headshots
44:55 Q&A

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[liz]

Thank you!!! He is an excellent teacher and a phenomenal speaker. Despite all of the many classes I have taken on the subject, NO ONE has ever explained this to me in a more understandable and succinct way…

[NiniRockX]

Wonderful presentation 🙏🏻and so helpful!!

[darrenleigh]

Have seen this presentation by Booray twice - excellent both times! He gets it. Thanks for sharing!

[clickmaniac]

Keep it simple and learn your craft. BEST ADVICE

[PedroDeBandit]

Thank you! I never knew what the TCM was on my V1 and I watched this just prior to three outdoor baby & mum autumn sessions. Being able to shoot TTL 2/3rds under and then set it to manual via TCM was awesome. I'll be doing this a lot from now on 😎👍

[IvanToman]

Bro you need more powerful flash or try with 2 AD-200 together for 1 stop light more. Or, use tripod for camera, take good exposure of your subjects with blown sky, then without moving camera take picture without your subjects with exposure reduced for the sky. Finally, combine 2 pictures easy in Photoshop - today with AI subject selection it is easier than ever. Ya, I know, bringing camera tripod is not, but it is life.

[puraskritgurung]

getting this for free yet feels like stealing