Here’s a 12-minute tutorial by AdoramaTV in which photographer Gavin Hoey shows how you can capture a perfect rim light shot without using multiple stripboxes and flashes — all you need is just one light.
In the tutorial, Hoey captures product photos of static glassware items, lighting the photos from different angles with his one light.
Once he has the photos he needs, he loads them into Photoshop and then combines them into a single finished composite photo that’s fully rim lit.
The single monolight used in the tutorial is the $549 Godox AD400 Pro (AKA Flashpoint XPLOR 400PRO TTL).
If you enjoyed this tutorial, you can find more of the same by subscribing to AdoramaTV’s popular YouTube channel.
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In the tutorial, Hoey captures product photos of static glassware items, lighting the photos from different angles with his one light.
Once he has the photos he needs, he loads them into Photoshop and then combines them into a single finished composite photo that’s fully rim lit.
The single monolight used in the tutorial is the $549 Godox AD400 Pro (AKA Flashpoint XPLOR 400PRO TTL).
If you enjoyed this tutorial, you can find more of the same by subscribing to AdoramaTV’s popular YouTube channel.
(via AdoramaTV via Fstoppers)
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