By Jay P. Morgan. This Video is part two in a three part series about softboxes. It’s showing how to create a simple three light set up to shoot a model. Part two shows how to apply the science of part one to a real life situation. The art of creating light is a language all its own. The language of light is the emotion that light creates in the viewer. Its not enough to know the science of using a soft box, you must understand how light effects people. This part introduces the idea that light is a language and it can cause different emotions in the viewer. Thanks to Photoflex www.photoflex.com for providing the boxes for this demonstration. This is just an introduction to the idea that light causes emotion. We will talk about this often. The Language of Light. Keep on click’n! Jay P. Morgan http www.facebook.com www.kesslercrane.com http www.photoflex.com

By Jay P. Morgan In this Slanted Lens video we look at the process of combining natural light and strobes on location. It’s hard to shoot video and stills on the same set-up unless you plan for it. We needed both a crane shot and stills from our Pioneer set-up. Using a Kessler Crane we shot the crane shot during the sweet light time at sunset and then used strobes as the light faded to get our still shots. Using my iphone app (Sun Seeker) I could see exactly where the sun was going to go down. The scene was orientated to use the sun as the key for the video and then as the sun faded two strobes were used to take the place of the sun for the still shots. Tricky process, but necessary these days as clients are asking for both stills and video on the same set-up. Keep those cameras rolling and keep on click’n! www.kesslercrane.com www.tamron-usa.com www.niksoftware.com http ikancorp.com www.glidecam.com triplescoopmusic.com http
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