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p.1 #5 · Personal Training Photoshoot | |
I just did the same for a friend of mine in the same situation. I shoot a D300 and shot most of it with my 12-24 and 50 1.8. The area of the gym they were in had a black ceiling, lots of mirrors and windows on the walls. Try bouncing high up on the wall to get some directional light. If you bounce off the ceiling watch out for raccoon eyes. I was able to use the windows as rim light in some of the shots with a wall bounce so that might work for you too. The only other thing to watch out for is fluorescent lights and you'll either have to go high enough shutter speed to get rid of them and light it back with flash or gel your flashes. If you do some posed stuff with the trainer working with a client, make sure to tell a joke so they smile! It is supposed to look fun! The tripod is great for the posed stuff.
Dave
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