Enter the Rotolight Photo Competition for a chance to win a Rotolight Titan X1 Package worth $6000!
Wanna Learn more about how YOU can better your chances at winning this photo competition?
Check out this video that Jason did with his followers where he outlines how he does his work and what he is looking for in this competition.
It really is a master class on lighting and we hope it helps all of you out there!
WHAT: The BEST Photo Competition EVER! Win a complete Titan X1 Package! The winner will also receive a 1 on 1 Zoom session with ME to learn how to best use your new Titan X1 to get the most out of this incredible light!
How to enter:
*IMAGES- To enter your image you must use a light from the Rotolight system which can be the Neo 1, Neo 2, Aeos, Anova Pro 2, Titan X1 or Titan X2, or you can even combine them if you like. Images that are taken that do not use the Rotolight system are NOT ELIGIBLE.
*HOW MANY IMAGES? Contestants can only enter 1 image. Make it your BEST ONE!
*HOW DO I SUBMIT? All images must be submitted to the Rotolight Facebook Group. That means you must join the Facebook Group and post your image there. The Rotolight team will tag your shot and add it to the competition. If you aren’t a Facebook user you will have to join to enter the contest. There is no other option to enter.
CLICK HERE TO JOIN THE ROTOLIGHT FACEBOOK GROUP TO SUBMIT YOUR IMAGE!
*DATES? The competition ends on January 31, 2021 but you can enter at any time. If you’re looking for inspiration the Rotolight User Group is a great place to find ideas so you can make your image a potentially award winning shot!
Tips to Making the Award Winning Shot:
Be Creative- think of yourself as a director on a movie set. What story is your image conveying? Are your lighting choices playing a key role in telling that story? Use your lighting to tell that story.
Control Your Lighting- how are you controlling your lighting so that it does exactly what you want it to do? Are you making sure that there is no light spill or light leak onto areas of your canvas that you don’t want it to be? How are you modifying your light? Is your lighting harsh or is it diffused? Does your choice of either harsh or soft lighting match the mood and tone of your composition?
Use of Ambient Lighting- are you using your Rotolight system in conjunction with lights in the environment similar to how you would use them on a movie set? If you’re shooting at sunset you should see both the sunset in the image and your subject. If you’re using them on a street at night you should see ambient lighting from the street lights and cars for example as well as the illuminated subject.
Looking for more help?
If you visit www.jasonlanier.com/rotolight there are individual pages here on my website that show me using the Neo 2, Aeos, Anova Pro 2, Titan X1 and Titan X2 with corresponding images and videos! It’s a Rotolight library built for you to draw inspiration from and to get the most out of your lights. Hopefully they will help you to get your shot to be the award winning image!
