One Light B+W Portrait Behind the Scenes

Cool.

intro music sounds like cell saga music from DBZ

Why the light flickering

Excellent work and a nice short specific explanation.

Yy should have told Fuji to put a lock on the compensation dial

very nice job

Is the ad 400 pro powerful enough to get these results, with a 48-inch ez glow softbox?

But what if you don't have a light meter? My problem is that my photos with studio flash just looks more like if I had the model with a backdrop and it's just flash taken like if it was on camera. My Godox goes up to 1/16. Not more than that.

Where did you locate your flash?

Excellent video.

Nice captures... Great video... Thanks! Peace, Love, and Happiness!!! 🙃

one question. you got one permanent light in front of her - where does the flash come from then?

love your videos. I see you are now using the Z7ii. I'm looking to do upgrade from the d800. I'm a portrait shooter. would love your thoughts on the Z7ii

Thank you for creating studio lighting content that has so much detail!

Superb. Thank you very much.

😍🙏🏼

Another helpful video. Many thanks.

Great video. The people that didn’t like this video probably don’t like ice cream or puppies either.

Super Simple & super beautiful. Thanks for sharing, I have recently got Godox AD600Pro and new 120cm diffusion umbrella, Will try it soon!!!

Well subscribe you all cause some others trying to remove our freedoms but love artistic areas 🥰

If you want the light as close as possible, a box or octa will get you closer than a diffused umbrella. But it’s probably only a foot difference and probably not that noticeable of a difference in final results. Nice clean look on the images.

Is their alternative to C-stand with extension arm, due to budget for beginners?

QUESTION: I really wish I could understand metering your strobe at f8, etc. without a light meter. That possible?

Straight to the point, thanks for sharing.

Which C1 style is this on your edited images?

Great video as always from you. I have a general question; do you ever shot with Sigma 50/1.4. Art? I don’t think I have seen you use it in your videos.

Great information yet again. Concise and and very well articulated. Thanks again for your effort.

Another great video. A lot of people don't realize how much can be done with one light. Well done.

Did you do some retouch on the iris or the eyes? I didn’t see any reflectors.

It’s amazing that he had so few subscribers, nice tutorials, compact. Maybe that is the problem the algorithm tends to favor videos full of redundancy because it can put more adds.

Which lens was used here? Also can you pls include the lens used in your future videos? Thanks. 👍

I love your timeless color grading. Not only this one but throughout your work. I still need to improve my editing. It’s the final puzzle
in the jigsaw. Any recommendations haha. Thanks!

Beautiful! Just a quick question that popped up in my head; if you would have added a reflector on the right side of her, what would you have been looking for in the light/shadows, or otherwise, when determining the distance, position and angle?

Im so glad youre back in the saddle. Youve pulled me through the covid ditch. Thanks man!

Great work big thanks. You are awesome.

beautiful and simple, thanks mate

Showing how simple can garner great results! Thanks

Simple and beautiful. I never understood why some folks complicate things with 5 or 6 lights. All you need is the ONE light. Nice one Nathan 😎👊🏾

It is amazing how you can pack a lot of good information into a short video... thanks!

Thanks for doing this video! I love how you got that little bit of shine on her skin. Is that just playing with levels/curves, or one of your presets, or D&B?

My go to setup! Since I got my deep umbrella I rarely use anything else

I would love to see more speed light(s) setup.

You’re simple explanations never cease to amaze! Thank you.

Stunning portraits, the black & white toning is on point. Thankyou for sharing your tips 😁

Nathan you are extremely talented. How do you achieve The monochrome look And what camera do you use to shoot all of your photos with ?

Perfect.... Great content....Thanks

Always great work!