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SmokingStrobes.com – In this video you will learn about a very flexible portrait lighting setup. You can use in a photo studio or on location. It works with a bright background as well as weith a dark background. For this lighting setup you only need some speedlights and shoot through umbrellas. This lighting setup produces classic beauty portraits like you need for magazines and for skin care advertisements. By balancing the light left and right you can choose how much you want the features of your model stand out or being flattened by even, frontal light. This is one of my favorite lighting setups. Let me know below the video what you think about it. Please click like if you like 😉 I wish you good light! — Michael

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  1. Awesome! Thank you for all of your videos. Very informative!

  2. JanusKramer says:

    Vielen dank, es war sehr inspirierende (hope that’s right, my german is rusty)

  3. TheGILBERTnetwork says:

    Very nice!

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  5. Kamlotify says:

    you are amazing!!! keep going:)

  6. Preston House says:

    Great Great Stuff! I have studio lights but they are not convenient to use a lot of the time. Your videos are great for showing how to achieve great shots with the speed lights and technique. Many thanks to you!

  7. Robert Taylor says:

    I like your style. And your many speed light videos have convinced me
    to go with speed lights instead of studio or constant lights. I also like the
    hot chicks you use. Bob

  8. Lise Sharp says:

    brilliant! thank you

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  12. TheBunabun says:

    Thank you :)

  13. Maxsdiscos says:

    What size of umbrella were you using here?

  14. al7adramiyah says:

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  15. great inspirational video, cute shirt

  16. acierman7589261 says:

    simple yet amazing ….just goes to prove that you dont need 1000$ studio strobes with 400$ soft boxes to have a great studio shot…you are amazing …great vid…thanks for sharing!

  17. what aperture are you shooting in? I would like to know. thank you.
    

  18. bikezonly says:

    Why I love your channel more than any other? ‘Cos you always give the most simple and practical solutions and using Speedlites, rather than having us lunking around those humongous and heavy studio lights.

    Thank you so much! Good light to you too! :)

  19. Brandon Cordon says:

    You are awesome!~ Thank you!

  20. MrBlofeld007 says:

    I love your videos, Great tips and using Camera gear we’d all have, And you take some Brilliant photos as well, Thanks for all the good advice.

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  24. nikonusa123 says:

    Love it

  25. Great video – really appreciate you posting stuff like this! 

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