Siros Part 3: Test 2
Here is the third video in my Broncolor Siros Lighting Kit review series. In this video Karl shows you how to shoot both business portraits and how you can take the kit outside for a location lighting set up. In this video Karl also covers
How to work in a compact office environment
Positioning and organizing any office furniture to work with your composition.
What settings to use on your camera for this high key business portrait
How this lighting system performs out on location
See what settings Karl uses to eliminate daylight
Comments
Hi Karl, Thank you so much for this video, I have a question that
In business shot with white room setup, I see you turn on the light both two Siro Lamp when you explain your setup. But when you shoot from the door, I also see 2 lamp flash up again, I don’t know this.
I think that when you explain your setup, you set the power of both 2 lamp at low , but when you shoot 2 lamp will flash at right power that you setup. Is that right ?
Hi, I think you’re getting confused. The Siros lights are the flash lights, please watch this video to understand more: https://visualeducation.com/class/types-of-studio-lighting/
Thank Karl, I understand so clearly after I see the video in the link you mentioned. Thank Karl so much . You’re so good teacher in phototgraphy.
Thank you.
Spanish and Turkish language translation is not available. available in previous videos
Hi Karl, I’ve been following your videos with interest, you’re great. The Syros division does not exist as a language.
Hi thank you, I’m sorry I don’t know what you mean by Syros division does not exist as a language?
Hello
Very nice gear, I’m currently looking to get myself one of the Siros S kit.
Just wanted to know what battery (type, brand) you’re using and why.
I’ve been facing some issues with mine and it’s really nice to be able to use them outside without buying special outdoor equipment like the Siros L.
Hi FLorian, you can get a Godox external battery I believe.
Beautiful Lighting Equipment. I’m seriously looking into this.
Your choice of a highkey look using the bounce technique, is that to minimize room shadow in a small white space?
Yes that’s correct Geoff.