When it comes to shooting fashion portraits, if you are like many photographers, you most likely struggle with the decision of whether to use a soft light source such as a Soft box or a slightly harsher light source such as a beauty dish.


Well, what if you could have both a soft light source and a hard light source with just one light modifier? Watch the video below for a demonstration, of my favorite light modifiers for shooting fashion portraits.


In the video above, I demonstrate my go-to light modifier for shooting fashion portraits: the Westcott 35 Deep Parabolic Zeppelin. You can use it in the studio or on location for a gorgeous wraparound quality of light.
Additionally, the Westcott Zeppelin comes in 3 different sizes: the 35 inch, the 47 inch, and the 59 inch.




The Westcott Zeppelin allows you to use it with two layers of diffusion for a softer light effect which I demonstrated in the video or just with the inner baffle installed for a more focused light source. You also have a third option as well; you can use it as an adjustable focused bounced light source.











The image above was shot on the Nikon D810 with the Nikon 70-200mm F 2.8 VR at 176mm F5.6 at shutter speed 200 and ISO 100.The image edited by clipping path lab
The image below is from a location shoot last summer where I used only the interior baffle of the 35” Westcott Zeppelin for a more focused light source and more specular highlights.


The above image was shot on the Canon 5D Mark III with the Canon 24-70mm F 2.8 MK II at F 4, shutter speed 200 at ISO 100.

 if you any kinds of photo editing service please contact with us : https://clippingpathlab.com