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Have you struggled with lighting and photographing children? Haven’t we all… Rest assured, Tony Corbell will share with you some fantastic methods for both lighting and photographing kids in a studio setting during this live webinar. We’ll demo three different scenarios and lighting setups; each is designed with a different goal in mind.
We’ll cover working with a two-year old, a seven-year old and a ten-year old child. Join us and experience the energy Tony puts into working with kids, and how it pays back great dividends in terms of expressions and energy from the models.
If you want to get started in the lucrative world of children’s portraiture, or want some refresher tips from a seasoned pro, then this webinar will be a success for you. “Working with children requires planning, solid skills and patience,” emphasizes Tony.
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14 responses to “Indoor Child Photography and Lighting Made Simple”
Where is the flash coming from?
Could you please share specifics on your lighting equipment? Thank you!
For cheapskates on a shoestring at home. I don't have a radio transmitter (even a proper Bowens 10M sync cord) for my ancient Sekonic L408 meter. I use a skninny $2 pc sync cord from meter pc socket connected to the same on an old Nikon SB-20 flash. I set in minimum power and place it out of the way – where it won't be stepped on or effect the exposure. The weak flash generated is still enough to but trigger the optical slaves on my old Esprits for radio-free corded flash meter mode.
Hi… great video.
If you don't mind can you tell me again the name of the clothing store in Houston tx? I'm actually in Houston.
You lived in Midland? That's where I live! lol
Youre so cool! I dont suppose Ive see anything like this before. So nice to find somebody with some unique thoughts on this subject. realy thanks for beginning this up. this youtube video is one thing thats wanted on the internet, someone with somewhat originality. helpful job for bringing one thing new to the youtube!
Well done!
How could anyone not like what you are doing ? I think you are possibly one of the best tutors out there ! Everything you say is easily digested, it makes sense, it sinks in, I have learned so much from these webinars. Thank you so much Mr Maestro !
Great. What backgrounds do you use? What size? Thanks.
my beautiful Grandchildren … such hams Grace and Jack! <3
Awesome
Great job Tony, thank you Sir.
Tony is an absolute master of light and such a good tutor too, fabulous work,
FIRST!!!!
NICE VIDEO LOVE YOUR WORK