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As much as there is spectacular photography created from this shoot there was also a spectacular mess that took a lot of time and effort to clean up. This chapter will teach you how to plan, light and execute a shot like this.
Hasselblad H1
Hasselblad HC 80mm f/2.8 (Equiv - 55.5mm in 35mm Full-frame)
Cambo Monostand with Manfrotto 410 Head
6x Speedlite
2x 3 Way Speedlite Brackets
5x Elinchrom RX 1200 Head
Elinchrom EL-Skyport Trigger
2x LEE Filters 216 Scrim
70cm Silver Beauty Dish
2x Elinchrom Rotalux Softbox 50x130cm
2x Elinchrom Standard Reflector
2x Elinchrom Honeycomb Grid
C-Stand
Grip Arm
Manfrotto 085BS Boom Stand
8x Manfrotto Standard Lighting Stand
4x DIY Store Clamps
4x Manfrotto Spring Clamp
Colorama Paper Background Granite
Hassleblad Phocus (tethered)
Polythene Sheet
Protective Glass Sheet
Brian Clegg Ready Mixed School Paint
Advertising Photography
Comments
I love all of these paint shoots. Such beautiful light and color. Beautiful work as always, Karl. And Sophie, what a sport haha!
Thank you very much. Sophie is great, you can see here in this video too – https://www.karltayloreducation.com/class/creative-portrait-lighting-techniques/
Hi Karl,
Is there anywhere a footage from that famous “yellow paint wrap up around model” photo 🙂
I can’t find it anywhere 🙂
Never mind 🙂 . Found it, what an idiot.
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Thank you
WOW… Long week, How did this idea come about ? What are you blending with the paint ? Water and Soap ?!? What kind of paint was used ? Water based I realize, Is there a specific brand ?.. I love how this is done, very interesting and in depth.
Thank you Karl
Hi Kevin, that should all be answered in the equipment list on the page.
Hi Kevin,
I’m not wrom the team but you can see some information on your right side
Cheers on a great shoot Karl! Just two questions:
* Was the safety shot for post production cleanup purposes?
* Did the protective glass in front of the camera cause any glare issues?
Hi Peter, yes exactly the safety shot was for post production clean up and no the safety glass was fine. I keep a check on things like flare as I’m shooting and if it had become a problem i would of put a couple of card flags in front.