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I rarely comment on videos, but I must say a massive “Thank you” to you for the ideas that you share in these videos. They are inspiring. It may be not a rose on a black Perspex but showing how to be in charge of reflection is extremely helpful. Than you

I never miss your videos. The detail you go to in simple language with logical flow is magic. Honestly, I would love to know what you have forgotten about photography.

What is this photographers name..?

id like to see more of this kind of lighting tutorial...please..?

I love your image and how you did it. I wish I could afford a digital back for 503.

Did anyone tell you that you are a genius. I have a project in hand for candle light portrait. I hope if I take such ambient-flash photos with the model in still pose it would come right. Thanks so much.

These videos are incredible and I feel if I had this sort of learning earlier in my photography journey I would have focussed more on the art of photography and less on gear and other peripheral things. Your work is inspirational!

Amazing!

Very old cameras, maybe, but costly ones. Thank you.

Nicely done. Pls do more outside.

I learned a lot. I have never used a flash outside (or inside).

great job, showing us that MF can be used outdoors and not only in the studio, one other technique to separate the subject, is to use Tilt shift lenses (on a 135/digital body), movements on a LF camera (front standard, to adjust focus plane) or a Tilt shift camera body, like the Hasselblad Arcbody or Flexbody, Alpha Tc, Cambo Actus, Cambo wide, etc. which can apply both MF's shallower dof, and the movements, either option can work on film or Digital bodies, the Flexbody, etc. of course Nowadays CAN be digital too (CFVii50C/CFV100C digital backs attached to these film bodies).

I recall through you reminding me of how I was surprised by this for the first time. I was hand holding a flash and going around taking pictures of flowers in my then neighborhood. The positive result, combined with all of my previous failures, taught me so much. Thank you for this video... ummm... reminder :)

Thanks!!

Nice to be outside to do fill in flash ! Thank you. Please do more ! 🙏🏽

Interesting, thank you Tony.

I like your videos very much. Thank you.

Super! Thank you!

Another great video. Thanks for shooting outside. How about using ND filter to darken the scene along with flash setup?

Thankyou ❤

Incredible and beautiful and soooo simple

Nice tutorial video.

what a rich old professional!

Good presentation. I have to try it

super !

Very informative, Thanks!!

hey everyone FYI at 6:02 he adjusted the flash from CAMERA, as this Phase One XF has a profoto remote INSIDE, so he is just using this feature, in the body menu via the rear dial. a question, which flash head\pack are you using the Pro 11 ? or something more ancient.

thanks, nice to see some MF work, love it, shows people how it works, and you can use it for todays digital photography, and in this genre of still life. if anyone is using a hasselblad(500/200 V system ) then the best lenses are the 110 F for the 200 series, and either a 120\150\180 for the 500 series cameras, this is based on 6x6 format film (A-12 magasine), it differs slightly in focal length if you use a CFV50iiC (50MP) or the CFV100C (100MP) respectively, which are 33x44 mm sensors slightly smaller than 6x4.5 film size (A16 magasine format).

Thank you Sir 🫡

Which laser pointer are you using?

とても参考になります！Very useful video!!!

Very interesting, thanks!!

Nice work, Thanks for everything.

Been watching your videos for some time now and they are great. Can't wait for the next class. Thanks you very much, for all this information.

As always, very well explained and superbly implemented. Learned something new again. Would the spot have been possible with a snoot instead of the gobo?

I could watch you every morning. It's just great how you explain it. THANK YOU very much😂

Interesting and love your videos however, for people like me it would be more useful if you'd used a normal digital crop or medium form CAMERA.

Wouah ! Great technique. Nice dramatic lighting. Thank you so much ! 🍍

Your inspiring me to try your techniques in my very small, spare room studio using just speedlite's and it works! My results may not be quite up to your standard but I'm learning and enjoying myself so I'm very happy. Thankyou 🙂

Great 101 on this subject! Would you mind providing the spec on your tripod? Legs/ column and head seem to often facilitate your shots. Thanks

THAT was quite interesting...Thank you!

Interesting as always. Thank you Tony.

Thank you very much for teaching

Thank you very much for teaching. You taught us this technique earlier. The final images is more than excellent. Thank you again . Have a nice time.

Wonderful, you are still uploading new videos. Have watched almost all your existing ones. Learned so much from you, thanks a lot.

Thanks, great image!

Very nice! Thank you for the video.

Super easy super result !

Thanks

Thx. Simple but effective tools employed