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Jan 07, 2016 12:51 |  #1

Hey everyone,

Here is a Behind The Scenes video with a 3 light set up.

Gear: Camera Nikon D810, Lens: Nikon 85mm F 1.4 G at F 2.5

Lighting: 2 Paul Buff Einstein e640 Strobes and 1 Alien Bee 800 for a Hair Light.

The Main Light modifier a 60 inch Photek Soft Lighter with Diffusion...

The Fill light: Mola Demi White 22 inch Beauty Dish with diffusion.

Hair light: Paul Buff strip bank with a grid.

Check out the video and let me know if you have any questions about the set up.




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Jan 08, 2016 05:50 |  #2

This is a question you probably weren't expecting, Craig, but what backlight stand did you use for your beauty dish? :)


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Jan 08, 2016 15:34 |  #3

Hi,

It was a stand the studio we were renting had lying around.

I didn't notice the name of it...

I'll see if I can find out for you.

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Jan 08, 2016 18:02 |  #4

looks like an adorama flashpoint, same style at least.

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Jan 09, 2016 08:04 |  #5

Yes, I would say it was similar to that stand.


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