Key points:

• Have your assistant or a friend hold a piece of foam core for the ultimate reflector.
• Work out where the “hot spots” are in your studio for natural light – areas where the light fills in the most.
• When using a vflat as a backdrop, turn it 45 degrees towards the window to get that beautiful flat flight.
• If you’re shooting outside, you can create a “lightbox” using two vflats, and scrim over the top (TIP: you can also use chaffon fabric instead of a scrim)
• Recreate natural light by using a kino shining through a scrim.
• Using an ND Filter on your lens can give you even more control over the amount of light you let in.

Items Used:

• Foam Core board (reflector)
• White chiffon fabric (to drape over the window, or use over the top of a lightbox)
• Elinchrom Strobe
• Elinchrom Deep Dish Octa
• Kino Constant Light
• ND Filter

More info - https://suebryceeducation.com/course/natural-light/