Feathered Light ISN'T Softer Light
#photographyforbeginners #photographytips #photographylighting Feathered light gets called “softer” all the time, but it's simply not true. Technically. In this video, I break down what feathering a light really changes, why it isn't softer, and why feathered light still works so well for portraits and studio setups. If you’ve ever wondered whether feathering affects light quality, or you’ve been teaching it as “softer light”, tune in. [ SOCIAL MEDIA ] @anthonytoglife ( / anthonytoglife ) [ E-MAIL ] [email protected] [ SUBSCRIBE For More Content ] If you like my content, please support this channel by leaving a LIKE on my video and subscribing to see more content like this in the future. [ GEAR USED TO MAKE THIS VIDEO ] @CanonUSA EOS 6D Mark II @CanonUSA EF 40mm f/2.8 STM @TASCAMUSA DR-10L Portable Digital Recorder

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