Learning to work with flash and constant light individually is a good baseline for a portrait photographer. To be a Master, you must learn to mix these common sources.
Join Daniel Norton OnSet for this live workshop demonstrating powerful and unique lighting setups mixing flash and constant light.
Daniel Norton is a Photographer, Creative Director, and Educator with 20+ years in the advertising and editorial markets. Daniel produces and hosts the Podcast Avoice with Daniel Norton as well as the Adorama TV series On Set Live with Daniel Norton.
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Profoto B10:
Profoto 3′ RFI Octa Softbox
Chimera Super Pro Plus Shallow X-Small. Silver Interior 16×22″
Chimera PRO II Small Lightbank
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2 responses to “Dynamic Portraits with Mixed Lighting: OnSet with Daniel Norton”
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Thanks Daniel and Marissa for an entertaining and informative stream. 👍👍
In the next demo for movement with mixed lighting, front and rear curtain sync it would also make sense to do stroboscopic…. How to get the classic dancer image with multiple under-exposed ghosts flash images with the last properly exposed final on point arabesque pose?🤔 If you have two lights, one set to 5 Hz (flashes per second) a stop under exposed and use first curtain sync with a 2 seconds exposure there would be 10 "ghost" images. However, How would you then get the last flash to fire at the correct exposure at the end of the 2 second exposure without using rear curtain sync?