mrbeagle wrote:
I have the setup picture to show after you guess

i spy a soft box camera high left

jaycephotos wrote:
i spy a soft box camera high left

you spy close but wrong

Richard Gorremans wrote:
My avatar, which is also in my port.

Main looks like just a fairly large softbox or umbrella to the left at about a 60º angle and then a large octabox to the right at about a 45º angle acting as a fill. Looks like the falloff was done in PS.

Close?

mrbeagle wrote:
I have the setup picture to show after you guess

This one is pretty tough.

Appears that there is something relatively soft (small softbox maybe) coming from the left at about a 110º angle and raised just above the model. Another light coming from above and in front of the model with a beauty dish on it. There is a small fill hitting her legs, I'd guess it's from a reflector bouncing light from the light that is coming from above. EDIT: The fill could also just be coming from whatever she was standing on...white or gray seamless would do it.

That's not including the background...if it's part of the original, it was probably just a reflector dish with a honeycomb.

Ballpark?

Through Garys Eyes wrote:
Guess this one:

https://modelmayhem.com/pic.php?pic_id= … id=3497789  18+

Single light with a reflector dish (or possibly a small beauty dish) shot to camera right and diffused through the sheet.

mrbeagle wrote:

you spy close but wrong

lol ok im just learning so i will take another crack at him

Primal Lens wrote:
Pick any nude in my portfolio.

That's not how the game works. Besides, most of them are natural light or a single strobe.

Corey Ward wrote:
This one is pretty tough.

Appears that there is something relatively soft (small softbox maybe) coming from the left at about a 110º angle and raised just above the model. Another light coming from above and in front of the model with a beauty dish on it. There is a small fill hitting her legs, I'd guess it's from a reflector bouncing light from the light that is coming from above.

That's not including the background...if it's part of the original, it was probably just a reflector dish with a honeycomb.

Ballpark?

ummmm fucking a dude! lol kudos
you got every piece correct, awesome

mrbeagle wrote:
ummmm fucking a dude! lol kudos
you got every piece correct, awesome

Haha good deal! I actually edited my description a bit before I saw this and attributed the fill to either white or grey seamless...lol. I guess I'm not as rusty as I thought! Nice shot, by the way!

Corey Ward wrote:

Main looks like just a fairly large softbox or umbrella to the left at about a 60º angle and then a large octabox to the right at about a 45º angle acting as a fill. Looks like the falloff was done in PS.

Close?

You got two right.  Want to see the lighting diagram?

Corey Ward wrote:

Single light with a reflector dish (or possibly a small beauty dish) shot to camera right and diffused through the sheet.

Pretty close: single monolight strobe with 24X36 softbox above the model's feet and angled to cover her torso (light diffused through the sheet).  Catch lights added in PS to make it appear that there is a small light coming from the camera position.

ericphotonyc wrote:
Is the garage door open or closed?

mine? closed and blacked out windows

Corey Ward wrote:

This one is pretty tough.

Appears that there is something relatively soft (small softbox maybe) coming from the left at about a 110º angle and raised just above the model. Another light coming from above and in front of the model with a beauty dish on it. There is a small fill hitting her legs, I'd guess it's from a reflector bouncing light from the light that is coming from above. EDIT: The fill could also just be coming from whatever she was standing on...white or gray seamless would do it.

That's not including the background...if it's part of the original, it was probably just a reflector dish with a honeycomb.

Ballpark?

I vote beauty dish as well. You can see how the light falls off at the bottom, characteristic of a beauty dish in single light. I am curious what the F Stop is

Through Garys Eyes wrote:

Pretty close: single monolight strobe with 24X36 softbox above the model's feet and angled to cover her torso (light diffused through the sheet).  Catch lights added in PS to make it appear that there is a small light coming from the camera position.

Tricky, tricky! I knew there was something suspect about those catchlights. I attributed it to you using a really harsh light and a relatively thin sheet, though! Nice one!

Chris Macan wrote:
How about this one?

natural light camera left

Richard Gorremans wrote:

You got two right.  Want to see the lighting diagram?

Here is the diagram.  Hope I get the link right.

Desire Photos wrote:

I vote beauty dish as well. You can see how the light falls off at the bottom, characteristic of a beauty dish in single light. I am curious what the F Stop is

Actually, what gives away the beauty dish is the very soft light with distinct shadows. Also, if you've got a keen eye you would notice the trademark black spot inside of the white circle in the reflection of her bracelet.

A softbox would fall off the same way below the purse if it was the same size.

Corey Ward wrote:

Actually, what gives away the beauty dish is the very soft light with distinct shadows. Also, if you've got a keen eye you would notice the trademark black spot inside of the white circle in the reflection of her bracelet.

A softbox would fall off the same way below the purse if it was the same size.

I am blind without my glasses so no keen eye!

Desire Photos wrote:
natural light camera left

Medium florescent box to the left front about chest high,
4"x8" reflector tucked in close just out of the frame on the right.

Corey Ward wrote:
Actually, what gives away the beauty dish is the very soft light with distinct shadows. Also, if you've got a keen eye you would notice the trademark black spot inside of the white circle in the reflection of her bracelet.

A softbox would fall off the same way below the purse if it was the same size.

wow I actually didn't even notice the catchlight in the bracelet until you just pointed it out

mrbeagle wrote:

mine? closed and blacked out windows

nice dude thanks for playing helps me to learn

Chris Macan wrote:

Medium florescent box to the left front about chest high,
4"x8" reflector tucked in close just out of the frame on the right.

okay I am 0 for two...perhaps I need to go back and study