Using a Seatbelt to Secure Your Light? Fast and Furious 5 Minute Challenge with Jason Lanier

Ever wonder how to hold down a lightstand with a heavy monolight and modifier on top of it outdoors in heavy winds? It's TOUGH to do! Join award winning photographer for a shoot at the movie location for Fast and Furious where he uses a seatbelt from his rental car to secure his 600 Watt Second light to keep it from falling down in the wind.

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To see the images from this shoot please visit:

http://www.jasonlanier.com/blog/koloasugarmill

This shoot was done at the historic Koloa Sugar Mill in Kauai, Hawaii with the Sony A7Riii using the Sigma Art 20mm lens with the Godox AD600 Pro.

There are actually two phases to this video. The first is a timed 5 minute challenge where Jason has to capture as many quality images as he can in 5 minutes of consecutive time.

The second is a bonus shoot that Jason and his muse Emily do together where they show some different looks and poses than what they accomplish during the 5 minute timed shoot.

**Links to Gear:

*Sony A7Riii- https://bhpho.to/2magAT1

*Sigma Art 20mm- https://bhpho.to/34SKEUo

*Godox AD 600 Pro- https://bhpho.to/2lXEQYj

*Westcott Rapid Box XXL- https://bhpho.to/2DNjxy6

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Jason Lanier Photography