This is why I look at you, Gavin and Dan as mentors I have never met. Thank you for everything.
@DarkHorseCom3 күн бұрын
Thanks, Seth! I have been looking for a good filter/protector. Awesome quick clip
@Notmy000003 күн бұрын
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@LastXwitness3 күн бұрын
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@SDA02714 күн бұрын
Rewatching this to get ideas for NYCC 2024 coming up. I'll be in the tunnel on Friday with a one light setup doing up close portraits of the Cosplayers. Thank you for the detailed coverage Seth!
@LastXwitness3 күн бұрын
Appreciate the rewatch I’m glad this video went over so well I wasn’t sure who would care and who would want an hour long video to sit through haha but NYCC granted me a creator pass for this year so I’ll be doing a sequel. Not sure what it’ll be but we’ll find out. Thank you
@SDA02713 күн бұрын
If I see you bouncing around the Tunnel Area, I’ll try to get your attention to say hello.
@jcastro912357 күн бұрын
Great idea what tape did you use
@LastXwitness7 күн бұрын
Typically use gaffers tape but that can be aggressive for some surfaces like painted walls in a home so if it’s temporary consider just like a painters tape or something lower tack to save any risk of damage.
@paulgero8 күн бұрын
Seth, thanks for posting this. When these first came out I thought they were such form over function. I then started looking at them and they started to really grow on me. As someone who shoots wedding stills and video, I have been on the hunt to replace the aputure 60x which is great, but a beast. I'm not sure that the 20w Hobolite would work and I haven't taken the plunge just yet, but I have to admit that they are very beautifully engineered and the focusing removable lens is really quite smart. It could help cut down the size of the lighting kit and with 12,800 of the a7sIII the loss in power may not matter as much.
@FraterABYA10 күн бұрын
I don't shoot people, but I am glad this is getting out and we are seeing how much stupid is out there.
@WigRealtor10 күн бұрын
Thank you. I realized i had a huge wall i can use
@LastXwitness10 күн бұрын
yea I think people just only look at hanging backgrounds one way if they arnt having to work with them in various locations on the regular
@12yfilms11 күн бұрын
Hi Seth! Thank you for sharing your thoughts on these lights. It's inspired an idea- I would love to take these lights with their lightweight light stands to Central Park and use some CRLS Lightbridge panels to bounce the light source. It would be a convenient way to create a beautiful lighting setup without the package weighing 1000 pounds. Obviously, I don't mean I want to use these in the middle of a field on a sunny day, but something under the trees or some other form of shade would look GORGEOUS! I've been eyeing Hoboloights for years, but I think you've finally pushed me into their ecosystem!
@radutheimpaler6214 күн бұрын
Speaking of trends that NEED to stop. Yours is a prime example. Mount the camera! There is no artistic value or any need for the constant moving of the camera. They are doing this way too often now in movies and TV. The shaky camera thing is nothing but distracting and annoying. I've walked out of many movies due to getting headaches from the shaky camera 'effect'. When watching a movie, the camera is supposed to be your perspective. I don't know about you, but my head doesn't move around like that when I'm looking at something. There is no 'artistic' reason for this. It reminds me of a first semester film student that hasn't learned how to steady their camera.
@eoslove202215 күн бұрын
Seth, you needed a channel cuz you've got a lot to say and now you are a solo KZreadr. No BS is what we like and that's why we like you! We subscribed. When you've got something to say, we get notified. Cheers, buddy.
@LastXwitness15 күн бұрын
Thank you really appreciate it
@JordiVandenBroeck17 күн бұрын
Did you test if these affect your image in any kind of way? :)
@michaellee265218 күн бұрын
Wow! Really cool!
@Adkhikerandexplorer24 күн бұрын
Hey Seth, I just bought my first strobe and had no clue what the numbers meant, so this is really helpful. Thank you for making this.
@LastXwitness23 күн бұрын
Glad it was a help thanks for swinging through my channel
@DezSantana24 күн бұрын
I know exactly what street you are on in this video. Nice spot. When I do a shoot in public, I always instruct the model/dancer "to look at me. You may see another photographer or person with a camera phone fixated on you, but keep your eyes on me. So we don't miss any shots" I had a guy once ask to take a selfie with a dancer I was photographing, and I told him no. This is a paid shoot and time is $. He got upset and stormed off.
@LastXwitness23 күн бұрын
Yea some how it’s always us who are the assholes.
@michaellee265224 күн бұрын
Hey Seth! A buddy of mine told me about you and your work. I recently have gotten a job were I'm going to have to use lighting and it is not something I have ever had to really use because I have always been a photographer that uses what is around. I have done photography for over 20 years, but mostly abstract close up work. My primary job is graphic artist and have used my photography in my designs. This is a whole new world for me and I'm pumped!! I love your work and thank you for these videos!
@LastXwitness24 күн бұрын
Welcome to the channel. I’m hope this helps you if anything you can join the discord for 24 seven support. It’s free and everyone’s super enthusiastic in there. Congratulations on the new job. I hope it goes well and feel free to come to this channel or discord for support
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You are great. Thank you.
This is why I look at you, Gavin and Dan as mentors I have never met. Thank you for everything.
Thanks, Seth! I have been looking for a good filter/protector. Awesome quick clip
😀😀😀😀😀😀😀👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
🙏🫀🙏🫀🙏
Rewatching this to get ideas for NYCC 2024 coming up. I'll be in the tunnel on Friday with a one light setup doing up close portraits of the Cosplayers. Thank you for the detailed coverage Seth!
Appreciate the rewatch I’m glad this video went over so well I wasn’t sure who would care and who would want an hour long video to sit through haha but NYCC granted me a creator pass for this year so I’ll be doing a sequel. Not sure what it’ll be but we’ll find out. Thank you
If I see you bouncing around the Tunnel Area, I’ll try to get your attention to say hello.
Great idea what tape did you use
Typically use gaffers tape but that can be aggressive for some surfaces like painted walls in a home so if it’s temporary consider just like a painters tape or something lower tack to save any risk of damage.
Seth, thanks for posting this. When these first came out I thought they were such form over function. I then started looking at them and they started to really grow on me. As someone who shoots wedding stills and video, I have been on the hunt to replace the aputure 60x which is great, but a beast. I'm not sure that the 20w Hobolite would work and I haven't taken the plunge just yet, but I have to admit that they are very beautifully engineered and the focusing removable lens is really quite smart. It could help cut down the size of the lighting kit and with 12,800 of the a7sIII the loss in power may not matter as much.
I don't shoot people, but I am glad this is getting out and we are seeing how much stupid is out there.
Thank you. I realized i had a huge wall i can use
yea I think people just only look at hanging backgrounds one way if they arnt having to work with them in various locations on the regular
Hi Seth! Thank you for sharing your thoughts on these lights. It's inspired an idea- I would love to take these lights with their lightweight light stands to Central Park and use some CRLS Lightbridge panels to bounce the light source. It would be a convenient way to create a beautiful lighting setup without the package weighing 1000 pounds. Obviously, I don't mean I want to use these in the middle of a field on a sunny day, but something under the trees or some other form of shade would look GORGEOUS! I've been eyeing Hoboloights for years, but I think you've finally pushed me into their ecosystem!
Speaking of trends that NEED to stop. Yours is a prime example. Mount the camera! There is no artistic value or any need for the constant moving of the camera. They are doing this way too often now in movies and TV. The shaky camera thing is nothing but distracting and annoying. I've walked out of many movies due to getting headaches from the shaky camera 'effect'. When watching a movie, the camera is supposed to be your perspective. I don't know about you, but my head doesn't move around like that when I'm looking at something. There is no 'artistic' reason for this. It reminds me of a first semester film student that hasn't learned how to steady their camera.
Seth, you needed a channel cuz you've got a lot to say and now you are a solo KZreadr. No BS is what we like and that's why we like you! We subscribed. When you've got something to say, we get notified. Cheers, buddy.
Thank you really appreciate it
Did you test if these affect your image in any kind of way? :)
Wow! Really cool!
Hey Seth, I just bought my first strobe and had no clue what the numbers meant, so this is really helpful. Thank you for making this.
Glad it was a help thanks for swinging through my channel
I know exactly what street you are on in this video. Nice spot. When I do a shoot in public, I always instruct the model/dancer "to look at me. You may see another photographer or person with a camera phone fixated on you, but keep your eyes on me. So we don't miss any shots" I had a guy once ask to take a selfie with a dancer I was photographing, and I told him no. This is a paid shoot and time is $. He got upset and stormed off.
Yea some how it’s always us who are the assholes.
Hey Seth! A buddy of mine told me about you and your work. I recently have gotten a job were I'm going to have to use lighting and it is not something I have ever had to really use because I have always been a photographer that uses what is around. I have done photography for over 20 years, but mostly abstract close up work. My primary job is graphic artist and have used my photography in my designs. This is a whole new world for me and I'm pumped!! I love your work and thank you for these videos!
Welcome to the channel. I’m hope this helps you if anything you can join the discord for 24 seven support. It’s free and everyone’s super enthusiastic in there. Congratulations on the new job. I hope it goes well and feel free to come to this channel or discord for support
@@LastXwitness Thanks man!