Outdoor Portrait Lighting Tips

Some quick tips and tricks for getting better lighting for outdoor portraits at mid-day when the sun is at its apex. Let me know what you think and if you have other topics you would like to see covered. / caseyfatchett or / caseyfphoto - Find more information on the gear used in the blog post - www.fatchett.com/blog/2012/02/...

[@tonybass5662]

Great video which really simplified the subject of lighting for me. It's less overwhelming now! Thank you very much!

[@BoydCGeorge]

Thanks for this video. This is exactly what I was looking for.

[@ANSEYA89]

Very useful, thanks & greetings from South Africa

[@asiboy29]

what is your shutter speed when using the speed lite? do you use e-ttl? thanks for the tutorial!

[@harizle]

hey many, great video. Could you list the the item names of the equipment you were using in regards to:
diffuser/reflector
diffuser clamp
Softbox Clamp / Hotshoe mount.
I'm having some trouble finding reviews on these very specific items.

[@jamilfowaz]

Hello Mr Casey
i have a question , my friend called me to photograph his graduation this month , i'm just worried about the best settings, speed-light or not , lenses , because they dancing and moving in different lights situations , so what is the best settings for the shooting in day light , also in prom night in hotel whole , there is of course low light and a lot of movements .
thanks

[@gsvas1999]

really really usefulll

[@CaseyFatchett]

1/500 of a second. With the Pocket Wizard wireless flash units, I just set to E-TTL. The Pocket Wizard units allow for higher sync speeds.

[@CaseyFatchett]

You can find information on all of the gear on my blog post - the link is in the video description.

[@hatemalzahrani7065]

I notice that they using a small aperture in the portrait rather than the big one ..
but why ??