LowSociety
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Hi,
I have arranged to shoot a professional model at her apartment in a couple of weeks. This will be my first shoot with a professional (and first time doing nude images), and I'm a little nervous to say the least.
I have a 6 hour session booked, and I'm not sure how much equipment to take, or what modifiers I should be using.
I have 3 600w studio lights and 3 flashes. For modifiers for my studio lights, I have barn doors, gels, snoot, 2 octobox, medium sized black/white umbrella, 32" X 48" softbox, 70cm beauty dish and lastolite hilite.
I realise that taking all this is overkill, but want to make the most of my time and get some great photos.
I'm sure the model will be patient, but I don't want to waste her time or take too much equipment. I'm used to using the hilite as a background, but as I'll be shooting in her apartment, I have other scenarios to work with - e.g. bedroom, lounge, bathroom etc.
I realise this is a massive area to cover, but any suggestions as to how I can best prepare for this?
Thanks,
LowSociety
I have arranged to shoot a professional model at her apartment in a couple of weeks. This will be my first shoot with a professional (and first time doing nude images), and I'm a little nervous to say the least.
I have a 6 hour session booked, and I'm not sure how much equipment to take, or what modifiers I should be using.
I have 3 600w studio lights and 3 flashes. For modifiers for my studio lights, I have barn doors, gels, snoot, 2 octobox, medium sized black/white umbrella, 32" X 48" softbox, 70cm beauty dish and lastolite hilite.
I realise that taking all this is overkill, but want to make the most of my time and get some great photos.
I'm sure the model will be patient, but I don't want to waste her time or take too much equipment. I'm used to using the hilite as a background, but as I'll be shooting in her apartment, I have other scenarios to work with - e.g. bedroom, lounge, bathroom etc.
I realise this is a massive area to cover, but any suggestions as to how I can best prepare for this?
Thanks,
LowSociety