Creating your own 4 light headshot in studio

I had my daughter help press the button after setting this up. I needed a new headshot. Since I was in studio the night before and had all the equipment mostly set up, I took advantage of it. Normally I wouldn't position a client on the posing blocks but they were there from the night before and I was lazy and didn't feel like moving them.

You can see all lights in the BTS but the backdrop light is hidden behind the camera. You have to look close.

canon r5

tamron 70-200 f2.8 g2

1/125

f5.6

iso100

ad200 bulb attachment in 7in reflector camera gridded left as hair light 1/32

ad200 bulb attachment in 7in reflector camera right on background 1/64

sk400 in 75in ULM overhead as fill at 1/128

ad400 in 34in quickbox gridded camera right as main at 1/8 + 0.7

h-eye-lighter curved reflector underneath the face

All lighting equipment from FlashGear.net.

PPAM would like to thank Christine for sharing her time and talent in making this blog post for us.

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