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Shot 7f This is the same shot as 7e but I added a pink filter to the Stofen diffuser and recalculated the settings: 1) camera right, using a reflective umbrella @1/8 power and @50mm zoom. 2) camera left, bare light @1/16 and @28mm zoom with a Stofen diffuser. You can see that I am lit pretty much the same as in 7e. I feel that this would be a good starting point for a shoot.
Shot 7e This is the same shot as 7d but changed the snoot to a Stofen diffuser and recalculated the settings: 1) camera right, using a reflective umbrella @1/8 power and @50mm zoom. 2) camera left, bare light @1/64 and @70mm zoom with a Stofen diffuser. You can see that I am lit pretty much the same as in 7d. I feel that this would be a good starting point for a shoot.
Shot 7d This is the same shot as 7c but the I added an 8" Honl Snoot without changing any settings to test the theory that a snoot won't change the amount of light just the coverage: 1) camera right, using a reflective umbrella @1/8 power and @50mm zoom. 2) camera left, bare light @1/32 and @14mm zoom with an 8" Honl Snoot. You can see that the background is much darker than 7c, due to the snoot and the narrower angle of light, but I am lit pretty much the same as in 7c. I feel that this would be a good starting point for a shoot.
Shot 7c This is the same shot as 7b but the I changed the settings on the left strobe but still aimed to get the same amount of light: 1) camera right, using a reflective umbrella @1/8 power and @50mm zoom. 2) camera left, bare light @1/32 and @14mm zoom. You can see that the background is more lit than 7b, due to the wider angle of light, but I am lit pretty much the same as in 7b. I feel that this would be a good starting point for a shoot.
Shot 7b This is the same shot as 7a but the left strobe was decreased by 1 stop and re-shot: 1) camera right, using a reflective umbrella @1/8 power and @50mm zoom. 2) camera left, bare light @1/128 and @24mm zoom. I feel that this would be a good starting point for a shoot.
Shot 7a This shot was taken with a two strobes: 1) camera right, using a reflective umbrella @1/8 power and @50mm zoom. 2) camera left, bare light @1/64 and @24mm zoom. Although this wasn't too bad as a starting point I felt the the left strobe was too bright and I would have stopped in down 1 stop.
Shot 6a This shot was taken with a single strobe camera right, using a reflective umbrella @1/8 power and @50mm zoom. I calculated the guide number to be -2.5 stops and I feel that this would have been a good starting point for a shoot For a really good starting point I would have changed the model (me) :-)
Shot 5a This shot was taken with a single strobe camera left, using a reflective umbrella @1/8 power and @50mm zoom. I calculated the guide number to be -2.5 stops and I feel that this would have been a good starting point for a shoot
Shot 4b This is the same shot from Shot 4a, but I have decreased the exposure by 1 stop in Adobe Lightroom. I feel that this would have been a good starting point for a shoot
Shot 7d
This is the same shot as 7c but the I added an 8" Honl Snoot without changing any settings to test the theory that a snoot won't change the amount of light just the coverage:
1) camera right, using a reflective umbrella @1/8 power and @50mm zoom.
2) camera left, bare light @1/32 and @14mm zoom with an 8" Honl Snoot.

You can see that the background is much darker than 7c, due to the snoot and the narrower angle of light, but I am lit pretty much the same as in 7c.

I feel that this would be a good starting point for a shoot.
Shot 7d This is the same shot as 7c but the I added an 8" Honl Snoot without changing any settings to test the theory that a snoot won't change the amount of light just the coverage: 1) camera right, using a reflective umbrella @1/8 power and @50mm zoom. 2) camera left, bare light @1/32 and @14mm zoom with an 8" Honl Snoot. You can see that the background is much darker than 7c, due to the snoot and the narrower angle of light, but I am lit pretty much the same as in 7c. I feel that this would be a good starting point for a shoot.
Shot 7d
This is the same shot as 7c but the I added an 8" Honl Snoot without changing any settings to test the theory that a snoot won't change the amount of light just the coverage:
1) camera right, using a reflective umbrella @1/8 power and @50mm zoom.
2) camera left, bare light @1/32 and @14mm zoom with an 8" Honl Snoot.

You can see that the background is much darker than 7c, due to the snoot and the narrower angle of light, but I am lit pretty much the same as in 7c.

I feel that this would be a good starting point for a shoot.
See photo in original gallery.
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