How I got the SHOT! Street Portraits with the Sony A6400
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- In this video, Diana and I put the A6400 to the test on the las Vegas Strip. There are some improvements on this camera that make me believe this is a better camera than the A6500! More of my thoughts in my next video!
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“How I got the shot series” is back. I think I’m going to do it more often since I’ve been using the GoPro 7 to vlog 🤘
Nice! Loving my hero 7 too! Love ur vids many
Could u make a portrait shooting and editing tutorials soon?
Please Post A Video How To Make Proccesing Photos Just Like You Make.
Great tutorial! Maybe I missed that but are you using a filter or a polarizer?
@@QuickKickFootball2023 that would be nice
go for it!!
You're the only channel I know that consistently goes out and shoots portraits while showing us how and why you set up your composition and showing us the results. Very helpful my man.
This is exactly what i need. More videos like this explaining where to position the model and why. Thanks
hi, manny can we get the tutorials on how to edit pictures like Manny Ortiz? I really like the way you edit the pictures.
^^definitely your method of dodge burn^^
NEED THAT
Enjoyed that you broke down your thought process, really insightful. Great content per usual. Keep the videos coming!!!
When I started photography in 1976 my image stabilization was a tripod. I was still using a tripod when I retired in 2011. If the lighting is to low and you don’t want to raise your iso then you will have to use a tripod or at least two hands to help steady your camera.
Hey! Manny, great video. I'm about to transition from my trusty a6000 to the a6400 and I find your video very helpful. Thanks.
Wow. This is a very insightful video. I love the fact that you actually did the whole shoot outdoors on field as opposed to many others who do a lot less field work and prefer to work from the studio and show very little from behind the scenes. Keep up the good work.
Check out my other videos. I do a lot of work outside
Love this Manny. As a newbie, I appreciate hearing you talk about framing the shots and the right composition.
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Love.the out in the field portrait tips, making use of available light and “props” buildings etc. Just gives you more to think about. Thanks Manny, keep it coming I can last more than 3minutes.
Damn how are you the only CZcamsr to shoot portraits that isn't insanely bad with their edits/composition whilst maintaining a great vibe and humbleness throughout the video, great stuff.
Glad you brought this series back! Always great to watch your process!
Excellent video peppered with information as to how & why. Thank you & please keep it up.
I loved the way the light looked on her face in those last shots.
Really enjoyed the video and your thought process when shooting. I have a canon 70d and trying to get back into photography. Your videos are really helping to improve my craft.
Can you please compare the color science of this a6400 vs an older a6000/a63000/a6500 (doesnt really matter they are the same) in your next 6400 video? I know you can change colors in lightroom but for us beginners it matters to start with a fairly good color base. I would love to see comparison images.
love it. i’m excited to use this camera i ordered it earlier today
I've got an A6300 & I'm very interested in the A6400 as a replacement. I'm looking forward to your video spending more time with the A6400.
People love the how I got the shot series.. Nice work Manny
1:40 I like the fact that you do not dismiss that little bit of flare in the lens. Many photographers tell you any flare is bad but then it comes down to your stylistic preference. I love little bit of flare too in my opinion it gives the image authenticity.
Loved this video and the shot the with the flowers . And how you showed us how to follow the light and your wife always kill every shot amazing work by you two . Thanks for all the tips your surley my idol .
Your videos are an ideal length, enough information and short enough not to bore people to death plus they are always interesting rather than some of the photographers I watch who just talk rubbish into the camera for half an hour and show hardly any pictures/gears/locations, as always keep up the good work :)
Thanks for being natural and being a teacher.
Great video Manny! I agree, these videos help A LOT as we see real world applications and seeing how to position models is a huge help for beginners! Great to see you can get great results with a camera like the A6400!
I follow U2 for a long time now.... and this time Diana was extra pretty than normal!!!! :D Thanks for sharing so much information Manny, good job!!!!! Many blessings to all the family!!!!!
Loved the thought process and the how to on chasing light. Can't wait to upgrade my setup.
Really good tips. Thank you. Love your work too
Only a beginner here, your tips are very useful, thanks bro...
This is super helpful! I’ll watch more of your videos. It was great to hear how you coach the model and how you think about what to shoot.
Man, I am now more tempted than ever to upgrade to the A6400. APSC is not dead!
5:30 good LORD. Nice work yall!
Nice job Manny! Please show us more!
If you have good model then you have good picture :)
far from the truth. ive seen great model n shit photog .
If a picture turns out too nice or the model is too pretty for your taste, you can always mess it up using HDR filters in post. :) Also great Video Manny, really enjoy the "how I got the shot"-series.
That's like saying "if you have a good camera, you will shoot amazing pictures"
Or if you have an expensive pen, you will be a good writer.
I love your “How I got the shot series”. Keep up the great work in helping us beginners
nice shot using the wall to reflect light and using the sun as backlit good eye
This video gave me reason to trust my A6400 in photography. Thanks Manny
I like the series! It helps me immensely to see how you work to take certain photos.
Sweet! How I got the shot is back and in my hometown!! Sucks that people don’t watch the longer videos cuz I love your content and wish there was more of it.
Dope, Great work with using the natural light Bro.
Manny thank you so much for explaining the good flare vs. bad flare. I have found myself in this situation numerous times and did not know how to adjust for it. Now thanks to you I am fully prepared. Manny and Diana....the reality show coming to a livingroom near you!😂😂😂
i really love this video and all your good explained advices of how to get a good shot. i‘m using a Sony a6000 which is almost similiar to the a6400. greetings fron germany ✌️
wind in your hair is awesome!
Hi Manny, I am switching from Pentax to Sony after spending my whole photography life with Pentax. Manny your videos are helping me enormously with this switch. Some thing that would help me is how you setup the A6400. Thank you.
I really enjoy hearing and seeing your thought process in action. I am a big fan of this channel, keep it coming Manny!
This video made me buy this camera. I am still using it!
Great photos and a beautiful model.
thanks for the great real-world situation test and your thought process with the A6400, really struggling regarding should I get this or the A7III, sigh, really a major budget issue. Please keep up the great work and love you both to pieces.
Enjoy your vids really great for beginners trying to learn some photography like myself. 👊
I love to watch your videos Manny
Great video Manny. I love your work. Great stuff. Keep it coming.
Great to see you apply your real thinking and make the picture more meaningful. Very creative in what you did. Great work bro
dope content Manny. keep them coming!
Your thought process behind compositions is outstanding. Something I have to work on myself.
Awesome video. Wow that 24-70 Gmaster lens is awesome!!!
I love this series. It reminds you to always be creative and experiment. Thank Man! Keep up the great content!
Manny this was great! It shows the real life: people crossing, wind, changing light.... these are the insights that are inspiring me to go out and try rather than watching another clip! to bad that it's friday night allready, I'm watching the kids and my lady is out.... but lucky enough I haven't seen all of your content yet ;-)
So I'm only 16 and I have a Sony a3000 which is an older camera. But right when the a6400 came out and I saw the price I knew that I'm gonna buy it. Love the videos dude!
love the fact that you explain what you thinking and doing! keep it up!
Great rim light technique...one of those "Oh yeah, i forgot about that" moments for me. Thanks!
Great, I love the ongoing commentary so we know what your thinking while you’re shooting! Superb!
your videos are always entertaining
Liked the video! You should keep going with this series! I think a lot of people that follow you wonder how you get your shots, your thought process and the why as well and you cover all of that which is great
I’m a simple man, make me laugh and i’ll like your content.
man congratulations, for these pictures, video, everything, well done
A6400 is still one of the best apsc out there.
omfg diana! 😍😍😍
I really like that you had challenged yourself with the sun to make from a good to a better portrait!
Great Vid Manny, Diana looks great
Love this video! Thanks for taking the time to put it together, I know it’s a lot of work! I love that lens, use it all the time. Initially I bought that lens and paired it with my A6000 and used it for a few months so I understand how it can be a little awkward with smaller cameras. Lol. Now having it on my A7iii, it’s incredible!
As odd as it sounds, when it comes to the a6500, I think the ibis benefits more on the photography side than video. And the a6400 still seems more stable than the a6000 even though neither have ibis...or maybe I'm just projecting.
this was so helpful ! can't wait to shoot tomorrow. please do more of these !
I like your explanations as you're doing your work.
great video bro! I really want to buy this camera but mainly for videos.
Great work as always Manny. Definitely love your style and feel it relates best to myself.
Feedback: Anything involving the creative process is appealing. For myself the interest in your videos is in your realistic and down to earth approach. I like your work so it’s a bonus to see videos of you working your compositions and hear your thoughts on how and why. Your vision is likely very interesting to most of your subscribers because it’s what essentially is the vehicle by which the end product starts. Keep up the good work.
i like your explanations about the stills shots you took.
Great video I just got the 6400 myself and I use it more for filming but I'm getting into the photography side of things too and this video was very helpful
would you ever consider using another pocket flash angled somewhere behind her to create a highlight when the sun ain't sunning?? could you possibly make a video on that?
Welcome to Las Vegas nice work in the video
Glad I found your channel and it's good to see you putting in work with the a6400. I just bought it myself and love the image coming out of it!
Beautiful images .
Dope bro love how you shot against the wind element
love your work
Hey, do you think the Sony a6400 would be a better camera than the Sony a7ii for street fashion photography if? Bearing in mind the lens being used is an FE 35mm 1.8
that location had so many possibilities, I would have tried having her on the corner of the metal thing the flowers were inside of at 2:23 and shot at a low angle up at her, or shooting down the side of the big flower pot like at 2:58. or shooting down that cool curved wall of glass with the metal bar at 4:00 maybe curved because of the go pro, or at 5:43 there was a silver wall behind you with cool shadows on it. but I am not totally sure if the warped perspective of the go pro was making me see things different than if I was actually there.
no one cares
Love your videos man! Thanks for the tips!
I like these tips, it's neat when you make do and improvise as opposed to having all the best stuff plus assistants and videographers. Challenges covered 👍
Very nice shoots. Tanks for sharing
Fun to watch, thanks for the effort. I turn 50 in a few days and thinking about treating myself to an a6400. I'm just putting in the research. Your shots are great.
Thank you for sharing the rim light technique. Quick and useful technique. Great work!
4:11. That reflection from the sun pic was tight.
I learn so much watching your videos. Thank you for sharing!
In your hand sony has to bow down to you always. 🔥🔥🔥
The more I think about it - the closer I am to deciding on an A6400 as my second camera along with my A6500 for a 2-camera still photo setup. The form factor and price point are swaying me in that direction along with the great new lenses that Sigma and other companies are producing for the APSC E-mount cameras.
Just got the a6400 myself! Looking forward to some fun photos once the Wales their warm up a bit!!
I was hopping that you would tell us something about your experience shooting with this camera...
Smart of you to split them up. Super useful info Manny. Thanks!
That first shot tho 😍😍😍 Thanks for the tips!!!
Great modeling/posing tips, especially how to catch good flare/rim light.
I love being able to watch and learn. Great ideas !