The 6 things every photographer needs in their lighting kit!

In today’s video I share the 6 things every photographer needs in their lighting kit besides lights and modifiers.

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This video was shot with a
Canon Cinema EOS C70
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Canon RF 28-70mm f/2.0

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Lit with a

Nanlite Forza 720 LED Spot Light https://nanlite.pxf.io/AoVrzo on my face and a Nanlite FS-300 AC LED Monolight https://nanlite.pxf.io/e4MDVO bounced off the ceiling.

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