HOW I SHOT THIS - Simple off camera flash portrait with MagBox

Join my Patreon for instant access to over 100 hours of exclusive wedding photography content! https://www.patreon.com/neilredfern Purchase my presets: https://www.neilredfern.com/presets/ MagMod discount - http://magnetmod.com?aff=90 use discount code "neilredfern" All the equipment I use:  UK - https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/neilredfern US & International - https://www.amazon.com/shop/neilredfern In this How I shot it tutorial video I talk you through exactly how I created a simple off camera flash portrait by balancing the natural ambient light with my off camera flash.  A good off camera flash portrait is all about first exposing for the highlights, the brightest part of the scene, then placing the bride/subject in one of the resulting dark areas of the composition, then lighting them with an off camera flash - which is exactly what I do in this video.  To light Liv, my model in this video, I used the MagMod MagBox with a Godox V860 ii speedlight. I used the focus diffuser on the MagBox as well as a 8x ND filter. All shots were taken on my Sony A9 with Sony 85mm 1.8 and Canon 50mm 1.2 lenses. When using the Canon lens I use the Sigma MC11 adapter. A huge thank you to Liv for modelling, who was fantastic to work with! If you would like to attend one of my future wedding photography workshops, please sign up to my mailing list here: https://www.neilredfern.com/off-camera-flash-workshop/ For more details about my work, please visit my website or follow me on Instagram: Website: https://www.neilredfern.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/neilredfern/