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So over the past couple of years or so, Iamp;#39;ve been looking to make the kit I use much more portable, quick to set up and convenient. If itamp;#39;s portable, quick and convenient, the more I do. Now I recently did these portraits and this is the kit I used. So I thought in this video Iamp;#39;d show how I did them. And Iamp;#39;ve got a great tip at the end for getting the best expression out of your subjects using a reflector. Okay, so letamp;#39;s break this down into three parts. The kit, how I set it up and finally, how I edited the pictures. And letamp;#39;s start with the kit. First of all, thereamp;#39;s my camera, my Sony A7RIV along with the 85mm G Master. The two of these together are pin sharp and just great for portraits. Then thereamp;#39;s my speed light. This is the new SJ 80 II from Wescott. Itamp;#39;s a round head speed, light, 80 watt seconds and touchscreen LCD and gives 500 plus full power flashes per charge. Then thereamp;#39;s the FJ-X3 remote tri
