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Thanks so much for watching!! If you learnt something from this video, you might also want to check out my tips for shooting in natural light: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UE_01EqTU3w&t
I share more camera settings, what metering modes to use and my favourite tips to get better looking portraits with only natural light โ๏ธ
This made so much sense
Comprehensively & gently outlined on a complex issue – (at least for me). Looking forward to seeing more from you. Thanks again.
It is strange that you don't use live histogram on A7-iii while shooting, as it hard to see the test photos on a little display. I think f1.4 anf f1.8 are just too shallow for the depth of field. I like the way you shoot in natural environment, but in studio for fashion shooting we hardly use wider aperture than f8 as depth of field at 1.8 is too shallow (one eye is sharp but other is not). At 9:32 external camera shows hard shadows on her face and left eye but on ready photos they are just gone. Did you use flash or something like manual reflector? Or you just shot from a bit higher position? Thanks for the video!
Amazing, very helpful
Crystal clear explanation with live demo., Superb!!! ๐
First video that actually helped me understand!!
super helpful tutorial
The format with the live video of the image as you are changing the settings was well done. Nice work!
How do you feel about the sigma 35mm 1.4?
Hi thanks for sharing this video great job. Whats the name of the external monitor you are using.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!! i understand the exposure settings so much better now
What is the screen she keeps looking at for preview? Does this allow to leave shutter open so you can see your corrections with ISO,shutter speed and F stop?
sorry for being that late to the party but what kind of sorcery is that? Is it a Sony feature to see how the picture is going to be like after changing the cam settings, before even making the shots? My Nikon D750 does no such thing… Please, anyone?
Wow this is honestly the most helpful video I have found! I have been doing photography as a hobby for a year now and struggle so much with outdoor shots. I am taking some photos today if my daughter and canโt wait to try these tips out! Thank you for the helpful video!
Very helpfull video, thank you madam!
Thanks for having examples with detailed explanations! Helpful for sure ๐
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In portraits from head to waist I find that anything wider than f/2.8 does not yield a duly in focus portrait. Wide open on my prime lenses would only get the eyes in focus.
Can anyone tell me what type of tripod that is?