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have you ever had the bride or groom complain that you switch the lense

wow Awesome video. Thanks. I love the way you explain and the visuals you use.

Z611 Mirrorless I love it i'm thinking about New Z6111 Mirrorless cameras😃❤📷

I love your videos. I like to see the different sharpening for print, social media and client delivery

The tip about the joints was so helpful

I would like the next clip to be about how you press the shutter button, or how to look through the viewfinder, or which way the focus ring rotates to focus close or far :)))

How to take sharp pictures, how to take sharp pictures. 100 clips on how to take sharp pictures. Quality objective GM, S, L, etc., a minimum exposure time as short as possible, and after you have fired, remain motionless for half a second. If you have a pussy lens, it's very sharp and at 1.4, if it's a firecracker, shoot with it at f4. 100 de methods to the sharp pictures, fuckin idioti, fucking video. Videos for the disabled made by the disabled.

What the best setting for a Nikon 7ii mirrorless camera?

How do you calibrate lenses?

Sharpening

Excellent, honest and to the point. I am just starting out with photography and this is very helpful. Thank you.

Do you ever have to count the grooms pre wedding photos as well as bride and bridesmaids?

I struggle with the focus points, so your video helped x

You explain everything really well. Thank you. Great video x

Sharpening, thank you ;-)

Literally got a comment from you as I’m watching this lol!

Fuji > Nikon

SHARPENING

Thank you for this video :)

What focus mode do you use for group photos ?

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I just bought 70-100 Nikkor S-Line lens📷

Another great video! Love using the SHARP acronym.

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What was your favorite tip? Let me know! 👇 And if you have any other suggestions for getting sharper portraits, drop 'em here in the spirit of community over competition and growing together!

A great foundation for beginners! I love how clear and concise you explain things!

SHARPENING!

great video. Focus & recompose is no doubt my portrait nemesis!!!

Remind me of wengie’s hair

Thanks for sharing your knowledge! It helped a lot!

Thank you very much! your advice is invaluable! :) you are very good at explaining things clearly and comprehensibly, which other people cannot :)

Do you use flash during group photos/family formals?

I love your hair!! So nice :) Great video too.

Let me ask you something do you used flash when you take this picture ❤

Nice and very technical explanation! Now is more clear the effect of changing quality export settings. Thanks!

could u maybe share which photocamera you recommend for somebody who sells invitations. I usually get pictures from my clients but it never matches my feed.

I have many questions, specifically because of my niche, where can I email or send a message other than here? Please!

That's great to hear and learn! It's always nice when older content can still be helpful and attract new viewers. Keep up the good work!

First time watching your video i learned alot im going to continue to grow you earned yourself a new subscriber

Love this!!! Sharing now with me peeps!!

beautiful... Gracias from Spain!!

These are great thank you!

Beautiful hair, hard not to stay focus on it ! ;o)

Worth taking a look at

OMG! You said I-S-O instead of EYE-so. For that reason alone, I hit the subscribe button:))

Very clear explanation, quickly to the point, and lovely summary at the end.

if you film negative your correct on the most part: exposing for the shadows. But if your photographing with color slide our chrome you want to expose for the highlights.

Wait.... if you're using single point AF, why does it matter how many focus points you have activated? It's only using one.

Wow thanks for the tip on focus and recompose. Really helpful, bro.

Thankyou for being generous with your advice and hints. I was asked to step in after the pro withdrew from a wedding in our friend's family. I watched your video the night before. I would say it is very very hard, so much going on, beyond the mere technical aspects which were tricky in bright sunshine. I know not your topic here, but my biggest issue was overcoming strongly backlit subjects with a normal speedlight in a soft box. As soon as you enter HSS shutter speeds the power drops right off. I had to go way down on ISO to stay at 1/250 and even took double shots so I could PS out the intruding softbox from frame. I was terrified of messing up but both families are really happy with the shots. They knew I was out of my comfort zone and were so kind to me. It was a streep curve. Thank you. (BTW mostly using my Nikon D700 and Godox flash kit)