In this episode of The Creative Process, Emily covers what gels are, how they’re used, and demos three different techniques using them.
*Emily Teague* is a photographer whose inspiration is that of storytelling, color theory, lighting, and visual narratives.
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✘ PRODUCTS USED:
Rosco Color Effects Filter Kit
Canon 5D Mark IV:
Canon EF 35mm f/1.4L II USM Lens:
Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM Lens :
Apple 27″ iMac:
Capture One 22:
Wacom Intuos Pro Small:
Elinchrom FIVE:
Elinchrom ELC 500:
Elinchrom ELC 125:
Elinchrom 59″ Deep Inverse Octa Hybrid SoftBox:
Elinchrom 39” Deep Rotalux:
Elinchrom 27″ Softlite Beauty Dish Reflector, White:
Elinchrom Speedring:
Elinchrom Skyport:
V-Flat World V-Flat:
Tether Tools:
SanDisk 128GB Extreme PRO Memory Card:
LaCie Rugged USB-C 3.0 4TB External Hard Drive
Kupo 40″ Master C-Stand with Turtle Base Kit
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Model: Luciano
Photographer: Emily Teague
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10 responses to “Photography Lighting: Gels 101 | The Creative Process with Emily Teague”
Hope you all enjoy! 🙂
Hello Emily,
Thanks for creating this video. I guess, we can create a moonlight effect using one of the blue gels.
I really have to play with more gels. These look great Emily. I also need to really dive deep into colour theory.
I've played with gels before and didn't have the success I was hoping for. The use of the V-Flat as a flag is such a simple concept and one that I have used with other lighting. I don't have a clue as to why I haven't used it before with gels. Thanks for sharing! Stay tuned…
Wait, you said when you where 17 years old? I thought that you are 17 now with what I see. I love the sillouete shaping of the model in the end with the gels, it gives a retrospective of human body anatomy study with a red twist in it
Thanks, Emily. This was helpful!
Good refresher course on lighting. It good to see Emily again. Thanks for the course.
Thanks, your tutorial helped de-complexify 🙂 gels
good on photography (gels)
Idk why I’m here but FIRST!