Uploaded May 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

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Get the "move poster look" of orange and teal - and several other color combinations - in the photography studio without using gels by mixing LED lights and traditional tungsten lamps simply by manipulating your camera's white balance settings. Follow me behind the scenes as I show you how I accomplish this colorful lighting combination (orange and teal, but also purple and yellow) without using a single gel, and with only mild digital manipulation. Open doors to colorful creativity with minimal gear.

Also, I give a live demonstration of white balance settings in the studio with my friend and former assistant Allison.

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Here's the Zuma LED light I'm testing: ebay.com/itm/LED-60-Watt-Photo-Studio-Video-Light-6000-Lumens-Built-In-Dimmer-Flood-Light/192461035522?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649

And a sneaky visit from the pesky Photography Council, who dislike my mixture of analog-era and digital technologies.

Theme music by the awesome Handmade Music.
handmademusic.net

Additional music courtesy Epidemic Sound, epidemicsound.com :
A Pale Horse - Wilsohn
Coyote - Wilsohn
Taste the Sun - Particle House

Sound effect also courtesy Epidemic Sound:
Hell Fire Screams - SFX Producer

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