The Natural Light Portrait Book from Rocky Nook offers tips and tricks on shooting great portraits in natural light. Best-selling author, Scott Kelby, is back to teach you how to shoot and edit great portraits in natural light, covering everything from his go-to lenses and camera settings, to capturing natural light. Learn how to use direct sunlight, window light, shade, and a variety of different lighting scenarios to modify the light and create a great portrait. Learn the best process to improve and edit your natural light portraits with Scott Kelby's Mastering the Natural Light Portrait.

Scott covers his process after the shoot is over, teaching you the core types of edits that you can apply in Photoshop or in Lightroom.

Author: Scott Kelby    Paperback    208 Pages

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used with digital cameras?

A: The Photogenic StudioMax III 3-Light Portrait Studio Kit (120V) can be used with film and digital cameras.

Q: 2. Would this guide work for most of the settngs for the a7R V?

A: No, the Rocky Nook David Busch's Sony a7R IV Guide to Digital Photography will not work for the settings on the Sony a7R V Mirrorless Camera because the menu system has been upgraded.

Q: 3. Can this be used with film cameras?

A: The Photogenic StudioMax III 3-Light Portrait Studio Kit (120V) can be used with film cameras yes.

Q: 4. What is the diameter of the reflector?

A: The diameter of the reflector included with the AKC320 is 7 1/2 .

Q: 5. What is the weight of one of the light heads with the softbox on? I would like to get a boom arm to use with one of the stands & lights, and want to make sure the boom will hold the light (with sand-weight on the stand). Thank you!

A: Depending on the size bulbs you have in the sockets, the head can weigh anywhere from ten to fifteen pounds? Assuming your boom arm isn't ridiculously over extended, anything with a sandbag should be perfectly stable.

Q: 6. Are these lights silent? What about after a year? I've worked with low-end flo kits that buzzed and I don't want to waste my money on buzzy lights.

A: They don't have a buzz to them. They have a slight little noise but it's tolerable. They are not very bright though :/

Q: 7. Can you use L.E.D. bulb on this kit

A: I don't see why not.

Q: 8. I am new to lighting set up, can I switch the bulb holders to hold flashes/sped light?

A: If your question relates to re-dedicating the stand to hole another fixture , then the answer is yes. I don't have the gear handy to measure, but tripods/stands have various stud diameters and I'd look at the Impact product specification to get the size. From there, you can see if your fixture will mate onto that stud.If you look closely at the thumb nut on the bottom of the fixture, this is the means of tightening it onto the stud.

Q: 9. Is it available in Spanish?

A: Unfortunately B&H do not sell a Spanish version of this book.

Q: 10. When using this with a film camera do you need an adapter and if so what kind?

A: The Photogenic StudioMax III 3-Light Portrait Studio Kit (120V) will work with any type of camera, but it will require a sync cable or transmitter system like the Impact PowerTrigger 16 Channel AC Transmitter and Receiver Set.