Gel photography lighting set up

There are times when I find myself shooting the same stuff or using the same lighting setup over and over again. Repetition helps to improve and fine-tune my skills, but sometimes it just feels boring and degrading, let alone useless for my portfolio. But as much as I dislike feeling stuck and repeating myself, I now realize how such times in fact help me to become a better

We break down how to use photography lighting gels, including how to measure and balance colour temperature as well as how to use gels for photography effects

I am a big fan of using colored gels for rim lights in my work, but there’s really so much more that you can do with them besides that. In this article I’d like to walk you through some of the basics of working with colored gels when shooting Beauty in a studio and also […]

I received a Rosco Gel kit a week ago, and after a few tests I can say I really love using all the awesome colors for my photography. The kit includes

In a recent article, I spoke about the best ways to perfectly light your background with colored gels. We covered the best things to keep in mind if

There are times when I find myself shooting the same stuff or using the same lighting setup over and over again. Repetition helps to improve and fine-tune my skills, but sometimes it just feels boring and degrading, let alone useless for my portfolio. But as much as I dislike feeling stuck and repeating myself, I now realize how such times in fact help me to become a better

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Shared by photographer Djeha Petshi using 2 #AD600Pro 💡Lighting breakdown: One AD600Pro on a snoot aiming at model and another AD600Pro with a blue color gel aiming at the roof (2 stops lower than the one on the snoot) #godox #flash #light #photography #studiophotography #photographer #camera #lighting #lightingsetup #bts #photographylighting #ocfphotography

There are times when I find myself shooting the same stuff or using the same lighting setup over and over again. Repetition helps to improve and fine-tune my skills, but sometimes it just feels boring and degrading, let alone useless for my portfolio. But as much as I dislike feeling stuck and repeating myself, I now realize how such times in fact help me to become a better