Studio Lighting with Constant Lights | Emily Teague

Join Emily Teague in her home studio as she covers a variety of setups to create beautiful portraits with constant lighting.

SUBSCRIBE AND BE PART OF THE ADORAMA FAMILY:

__________________________________
Be the first to shop our great deals and sales by signing up for emails from Adorama!

__________________________________
✘ PRODUCTS USED:

Canon 5D Mark IV

Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM Lens

Apple 27" iMac

Capture One 21

Wacom Intuos Pro Small

Nanlite Compac 200B

Nanlite FS-150

Nanlite Para 90 Quick-Open Softbox

NanLite PavoTube 30C 4' RGBW LED Tube

V-Flat World V-Flat

Tether Tools

#lightingsetups #constantlights #adorama

__________________________________
❐ LET'S GET SOCIAL ❏

❐ MORE ADORAMA ❏

__________________________________
Model: Laura Fernanda

Emily Teague

Filming & Editing

__________________________________
THANKS SO MUCH FOR WATCHING!

[GiveMeFaceCo]

GREAT VIDEO and I’m so glad that you showed us all the “non perfect” pictures and explained why you didn’t like them. Most videos only show the money shot as if that’s how things go.
Also, for other photographers to know is that getting the light how you envision it can be hard. I’ve heard stories or some VERY prominent photographers taking an hour JUST getting the light how they want it. So NEVER think there’s a time limit on your setup time. You can see she kept moving and adjusting, adding reflectors, switching modifiers, etc until she got the look that SHE liked. And that’s ALL that matters, not the time it takes to setup.💯

[marksnellingphotography]

Had visions of someone pushing the button for the elevator and the doors opening and thinking aliens have landed😂 nice one Emily 📸👍

[musanetesakupwanya]

I only have one constant light... SL60... This just gave me something to work with cos I don't have budget for multiple lights yet.
This is brilliant. Practical and straightforward.

[wildone]

All you need is a stunning model and your own elevator. PRESTO!

[EmilyTeague]

I loved getting to teach about this. Thank you for having me!! ^_^

[thomastu]

Thank you very much. Always enjoy and learn from Emily Teague. Well presented, clear and genuine personality.

[orsolyafarkas]

It was so helpful how you explained what you do not like in the pictures and then you showed more options to correct it.

[millaiduka]

what a great video! Love Emily's way of explaining her process and just being so down to earth and experimental.

[garyadams]

Great video Ms. Teague! I love flash but I am just starting to use constant lights in my portrait work and I really like them. Please keep the great videos coming!

[shawnvine]

Very nice. Especially liked the elevator photos, and the adjustments you made after the fact. Thanks.

[patrickhandy]

One of the best videos I watched from start to finish.

[yhgf]

I've only ever shot natural light and outdoors. I'm shooting with constant lights to dip my toes into controlled lighting. This was super helpful thank you!

[marrahfortus-orbe]

Thank you for making examples of continious lighting, very insightful.

[ixyizez]

Thank you so much!!! It was great!!!👌👍👏

[dianapiscitelli]

Thanks for the helpful lighting tips and the great teaching style

[kremgirl]

This is such an awesome video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge so generously!

[jerrym]

Fun shoot and thank you for sharing and I loved the final results

[JohnChubbSr]

Superb presentation, Emily. I'm just learning how lighting fits together and learned a lot.

[marktomphotography]

Lovely work. For the reflector in the clam shell lighting, rather than have apple boxes supporting it, some folks put the reflector across the arm. One end is A-clamped to the arm and the other end in the knuckle. It allows more flexibility in positioning as well.

[josephchan]

Thanks for the video. I am surprised I missed it when it came out.