Photo Studio Tour: Strobes, Softboxes, Remote triggers, and more!
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- čas přidán 27. 11. 2022
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Tony and Chelsea tour their portrait and commercial photography studio, showing equipment for both stills and video.
LINKS, in the order they appear in the video:
Rotolight AWOS 2: SDP.io/aeos2
V Flat: SDP.io/VFLAT
Mannequin Val: SDP.io/MANNEQUIN
Sony a1: SDP.io/a1
Strobe Trigger: SDP.io/GXPRO
Strobes: SDP.io/AD600PRO
Softbox: SDP.io/SBA90
Video (continuous) Light: SDP.io/300D
Shaped light AL16: SDP.io/AL16
Barndoor modifier: SDO.io/BARNDOOR
Mac M1 laptop: SDP.io/M1MBP
Coax bridge: SDP.io/COAXBRIDGE
Wi-Fi extender: SDP.io/AIMESH
Apple boxes: SDP.io/APPLE
C Light stand: SDP.io/CSTAND
Manfrotto light stand: SDP.io/1005BAC
Sand bags: SDP.io/SANDBAGS - Věda a technologie
I truly like these tour videos. You have just inspired my future acquisitions, thank you.
Oh, and rest in heaven Val ✨
Amazing Studio. Thanks for sharing. Yes would love to see your Video Studio and equipment, also.
You can change the modifier on the Aeos 2 Rotolight has so many to choose from. The smartsoft box, R 90, ILLUMINATOR and so many more.
"Does that look beautiful to you? Be beautiful!" I laughed so loud that I scared my cat. I know sooo many models who *hate* it when a photographer says this. 🤣🤣🤣
Cool video as always. In case it’s helpful, you can put a softbox on the Aeos 2. Rotolight does an adaptor bracket to mount it inside the soft box.
Yes please for the video studio.
Great studio and very good explanation as always. Would love to see your Video Studio and equipment.
Thank you for your video! I have a few questions: 1) have you been pleased with the performance of your Godox 600 strobe? 2) Have you experienced any horizontal lines with HSS? 3) How is the the color accuracy from shot to shot at specific power settings?
We had Profoto B1's and A1's. Then, I sold them and tried the Godox XPro R2 with the V1. Now, I am trying to decide whether to continue with Godox/Flashpoint or move to another manufacturer like Profoto, Broncolor, Paiul C. Buff, or Westcott.
Slightly different question but what Colour Profile Display do you use on your MacBook Chelsea? I use the histogram but my photos always look a lot cooler on my iPhone
I have a 59" H X 105" W white screen in my home theater, I have wondered how that would work as a backdrop.
Also, anyone know if there is a way to use my iPad as an external viewer to look at a picture I have just taken? My D700 has mini-hdmi out so I'm assuming with the right cables and App it would work. My thoughts are the iPad would be on a stand by itself, D700 on tripod and cable between the two.
Do you use a wind machine or a regular fan?
We'd absolutely loooove to see a tour of the video studio!!!! I've always wondered just what you have going on down there.
Thanks, as always, for the years and years of great content!
I'm glad a bought one of the "Stay Focused" shirts while you still had em.
Just curious why did you move away for Paul C buff lights the Zink is a very cool light that can be used for video and photography. and it can run on AC or DC
What is the4 background you udes with val?
I appreciated this and I would like to see your video studio when you get a chance. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your studio setup with us, Tony and Chelsea! V-flats are supremely versatile in studio work.
I love your studio. Where can I get a link to the stands and the C-Stands. I have about 30-year-old Westcott stands I need to update. Those Manfrottos Look amazing.
Thank, :) PS I love the video. Great work, as always.
How big is this room? Whenever I look into setting up a home studio most of the stuff I read online makes it sound like you need at least a 20x30 room with 15 foot ceilings at MINIMUM, which is clearly not the case.
Rotolight AEOS2 - light modifier - you have a number of options first is a digital soft box (which is great as it has a small footprint than a normal soft box). Also have a Bowens S Mount (also for Neo 3) and have two parabolic soft boxes 90 and 120 cm - should do some more research
Ive been watching you guys for 10 years. Its been awesome to watch your journey as I plot mine.
Great video as ever. Yes, I would love to see your video studio and equipment too.
What are the dimensions of your studio?
The Barndoor link dosnt seem to work for me. What is the brand?
The link is misspelled. It should be SDP instead of SDO
Nice to see what's in your studio and what you found that works and doesn't work. Thanks.
Cool stuff. Can you recommend any gear for a studio on a budget with softboxes. Etc not for pro use but mini studio for amateur use
Nice. I'm isolated in my apartment and am concentrating on flower photography. Building a studio is fun. This is very helpful. Thanks.
Off-topic question I’ve never seen addressed. I often travel to remote jobs in my car with a portable lighting system, lenses, and bodies. There are times when that equipment sits in my vehicle for hours. I am sometimes concerned about the temperature in my parked car when it is full of gear, so I put cameras/lenses in an insulated cooler-bag. It’s NOT a camera bag - No padding, no compartments, no spacers - but I’d rather protect the gear from extreme heat (or cold) than use a traditional uninsulated camera bag. Is there any product out there that provides protection against temperature extremes AND cradles my gear like a good camera bag would?
THANKS for any suggestions.
What fog machine did you use at 7:57?
Is it better to shoot One Shot or Servo in Portrait Photography?
Toony & Chelsea, Thanks for a great review and recommendations on your studio equipment, again you both are so wonderful & complete to listen to and learn so much. Thank You!
Recommend to buy to make them money not necessarily the best product
ALL ON BATTERIES! How many separate chargers do you need?
Tony, if you turn your quick release plate backwards on your camera base, it will put the sideways pistol grip ball head in your left hand while working your camera controls/shutter release with your right simultaneously. This allows quick minute adjustments while following active subjects; such as small fidgety children. I love that particular head. I don’t however, tilt it up for going vertical. Rather, I attach a vertiflip bracket to the quick release, to which the camera is secured. This allows almost instant transitions between horizontal and vertical without altering the way my two hands coordinate with the camera and ball head, regardless of what view is chosen in the moment.
Hopefully, a useful trick from my 33 years as a working professional, specializing in children’s/family portraiture.😊
Hello - I have D7200 and I would like to shoot portraits for my kids and please advise the best lens. I have Sigma 50-100mm f/1.8 but I am not happy with the output. Thanks
Thanks so much for sharing another wonderful video like always Chelsea and Tony 👍🤗
Thank you!
What is the computer stand you use at 9:37?
Don't mind me, just waiting for it too. 😄
Best ones I found were laptop stands that looked like lecterns...
Thanks for the overview, tips, and the costs for the gear. Love the light modifiers and flash units...I'm sorry about Val, though. You both continue to inspire and gigabits are good!
Great tour! Thank you. Yes I want to see the video studio!
That coax adapter could be a game changer for me, I didn't know they even existed.
We just dropped our cable for just internet, and my room is in an extension so the wall between me and the router is rough on the wifi.
Would be great to see review videos on color meters and light meters in a studio when shooting videos with multiple lights. I know there are solutions that work with smart phones, but I don’t know how well they really compare with Sekonic products, which are pricey (especially the color meter). I’ve seen and read some reviews, but honestly, after 13+ years of following you on this channel, you’re the only guy I trust for stuff like this, truly my photo/video geek! 👍 I could be wrong, but I don’t remember you covering the topic on the channel or in your book.
Who believes sponsored products are best options. They like it cause they get paid to support it
Great video. Nice to see your photo studio.
Why is Chelsea saying, "Ahh Eee Oooh Esss"? It's an Aeos. Say it! AEOS! (*insert Sam Kinison voice) SAAAY IT!!!
Oh.
Replace your backdrop setup with autopoles and various grip
I'm surprised you didn't mention a dressing room.
We have a room off the studio for makeup, hair and changing, but that's a good point.
I figured you did
Room filled with free sponsored products you don’t use as well?
RIP Val
Rotolight is super posh. Very nice setup.
I feel like Tony knows this is going down hill… he knows technology and AI will interrupt the business
Yeah totally we've made several videos on the topic.
@@TonyAndChelsea Yup I’ve seen them all- but the videos following that video, we or I, can feel that pending doom energy. PS- your videos have led me to great success, even the part 107. Thank you.
Was expecting Godox fanboys littering the comments saying it's cheaper and better than whatever "x" brand that Tony and Chelsea are using in their studios. They tend to do that with any studio strobe review on other channels. You guys dodged a bullet in terms of near toxic comments.
Americans' contemporary dedication to the misuse of the word "strobe" is both mind-boggling and maddening. Every electrician, musician, and anyone who ever set foot in a studio before 2005 is weeping.
Despite your video's title and repeated use of the term, there's not a single "strobe" in this. Even the alleged strobe effect of one of your lights is about 1/3rd the speed necessary to qualify as a strobe light. (Yes, I did look up the unit and verified the speed.)
Here's a simple guide for you: if you're not running a night club in Berlin in 1997, you do not own a strobe light. What you have is a flash, a head & pack, or a simple light panel which turns on and off vaguely faster than you could manually operate a switch. Not a strobe.
You used to be respectable educators; you should know better.
Who cares. Hope you feel better typing this comment.
Lots of terms in photography or video are leftover terms from a bygone era. Like “shoot” your subject which sounds weird out of context or I’m going to “film” this subject. Etc. no one cares chill out