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<blockquote data-quote="dickelfan" data-source="post: 413431" data-attributes="member: 12339">Wife was having headshots taken at her office today, so when she got home I made her take a few with me for practice.&nbsp; Used one Youngno 560 III flash with my Westcott rapid box and used another on the ground a few feet behind her at full power flashing on the off color wall we have in our house.&nbsp; I was trying to see how easy it would be to replicate a quick setup like this so that I could do it again in an office setting if need be (I've had people I work with asking me to take headshots for them).&nbsp; Touched it up just a little in lightroom and then took it to photoshop to use the healing brush and sharpen mask.Any tips are appreciated.&nbsp; I also am posting one that is untouched that I used a blue gel on the flash behind her.&nbsp; Was impressed how easy it was to change the color of the background with it.&nbsp; I think I'd almost rather do this then have to lug around a backdrop.I do know that the biggest thing to help would be a better lens than the one I have.[ATTACH]138769[/ATTACH][ATTACH]138770[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dickelfan, post: 413431, member: 12339"] Wife was having headshots taken at her office today, so when she got home I made her take a few with me for practice. Used one Youngno 560 III flash with my Westcott rapid box and used another on the ground a few feet behind her at full power flashing on the off color wall we have in our house. I was trying to see how easy it would be to replicate a quick setup like this so that I could do it again in an office setting if need be (I've had people I work with asking me to take headshots for them). Touched it up just a little in lightroom and then took it to photoshop to use the healing brush and sharpen mask. Any tips are appreciated. I also am posting one that is untouched that I used a blue gel on the flash behind her. Was impressed how easy it was to change the color of the background with it. I think I'd almost rather do this then have to lug around a backdrop. I do know that the biggest thing to help would be a better lens than the one I have. [ATTACH=CONFIG]138769._xfImport[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]138770._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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