lighting
Three photography lights you can use for online meetings
So, Covid-19 is upon us and we are staying home. Alone. This means that we make a lot of content and meetings in front of…
This speedlight diffuser is either brilliantly stupid or stupidly brilliant
I haven’t quite made my mind up about this one yet, and I think I’d actually have to try it – or at least see…
You need to stop making these video lighting mistakes and this is how
I always say that we all make mistakes and that it gives us an opportunity to learn as long as we’re willing to fix them….
How I photographed the one and only Mike Tyson
Every so often a photoshoot comes along that both excites you and terrifies you at the same time, and today’s article is about one such…
Learn three dramatic portrait lighting setups with just a single speedlight and a 5-in-1 reflector
The last few months have been a challenging time for photographers the world over. Some are now able to start getting back out and trying…
How to turn your single light into a multi-light setup… sort of
If you don’t own several strobes or simply don’t feel like making complicated lighting setups, you can use just one light and still get professional…
Light, shadow, highlight: A guide to window light portraits
Window light portraits are something we all can do from the comfort of our own homes, Its quite amazing during this time of lockdown, actually…
The director of Chris Hemsworth’s new movie strapped himself to the hood of a car to film this chase scene
People will do some crazy things in order to get the shot, especially automotive photographers and filmmakers. But this one really takes the prize. For…
Catchlights 101: Why they matter and how to get them right
The eyes are the window to one’s soul. What truly brings out the eyes in your portraits is a small, yet important detail: catchlights. In…
This software lets you shoot full fledged studio photos with multiple models even on lockdown
If you are on the creative side, it’s hard to stay at home without any humans to shoot. If you are not familiar with Set.A.Light…







































