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From Film Noir to Concert Photography

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How do you create a dramatic concert photography look in the studio using just two lights?

In this episode of How Did I Shoot This One?, Frank shows you how he combined a Film Noir-inspired lighting style with the atmosphere of a live concert. Using a Fresnel from above, a flash behind the model and just a little smoke, we create a dramatic stage-like image with haze and high contrast.

Frank also explains photographing smoke, working with flash, camera angles, composition and how you can use ideas from live photography to create something completely different in the studio.

This is a practical explainer photography video packed with ideas you can try yourself.

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00:00 Intro – From Film Noir to Concert Photography
00:29 The magic of live concert photography
01:13 Creating a concert look in the studio
01:48 Film Noir lighting with color
02:30 Choosing the right flash and light source
03:28 Creating haze and photographing smoke
05:00 Lighting the model from above
06:15 Using a flash to light the smoke
06:40 The 2-light setup
07:30 Composition and camera angles
07:45 Using the Dutch tilt
08:46 Behind the scenes video and results
10:18 Composition and coaching your model for authentic performance



The Digital Classroom is proudly supported by BenQ Creative Pro Monitors, helping photographers achieve accurate color and professional image evaluation throughout their creative workflow. Powered by Rogue Flash. Rogue Flash creates innovative light modifiers for speedlights and round flashes, including the Rogue Round Flash Magnetic Modifier System and the renowned FlashBender modifiers. This video is also supported by the brands we love and work with: Geekoto, IQwire, Click Backdrops, and Platypod.

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