ThunderRunner
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Hello All,
I'm looking to tap the experience eyes of the PF community to hopefully figure a way to recreate the lighting situations below. My question to you detective, should you choose to accept this mission, A) is what would you use to do it B)how much of the finished product is due to post?
I'm putting together
an equipment list for this weekend, and I would like to be more confident when I choose my:
1) Pack/wattage
2) Key light/modifiers(Kind/Size)
3) Secondary lighting, modifiers, fill/reflectors.
4) Lens
I am shooting with a 5d mark II and have the 24-105mm, but I will be renting from Adorama, which has any lens and a ton of lighting options.
I have mainly used profoto 2400 and 1200 packs, and am leaning that way as Adorama has a large selection to work with, but I am open to deductive suggestions. Thank you super sleuths! :thumbup::mrgreen:
I feel this one is deceptively simply. It is highly side-lit, yet the models hair on the other side is still full of detail and texture.
I am also creating a post for another look or two I am considering, and depending on which one is the most achievable
according to my fellow photographers here, I will pick that look.
Thanks a ton for any input!!
I'm looking to tap the experience eyes of the PF community to hopefully figure a way to recreate the lighting situations below. My question to you detective, should you choose to accept this mission, A) is what would you use to do it B)how much of the finished product is due to post?
I'm putting together
an equipment list for this weekend, and I would like to be more confident when I choose my:
1) Pack/wattage
2) Key light/modifiers(Kind/Size)
3) Secondary lighting, modifiers, fill/reflectors.
4) Lens
I am shooting with a 5d mark II and have the 24-105mm, but I will be renting from Adorama, which has any lens and a ton of lighting options.
I have mainly used profoto 2400 and 1200 packs, and am leaning that way as Adorama has a large selection to work with, but I am open to deductive suggestions. Thank you super sleuths! :thumbup::mrgreen:
I feel this one is deceptively simply. It is highly side-lit, yet the models hair on the other side is still full of detail and texture.
I am also creating a post for another look or two I am considering, and depending on which one is the most achievable
according to my fellow photographers here, I will pick that look.
Thanks a ton for any input!!
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