How did it all fit? | What I carry daily in my photography backpack.
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- čas přidán 3. 09. 2020
- I make sure I have everything I need when I go on location for a photo session. Check out the video to see what I carry! Every day carry doesn't just apply to what's in your pockets. Planning ahead is important in photography which is an idea that helps me keep my gear bag loaded and ready.
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CAMERA GEAR USED:
Vlogging camera - amzn.to/35Dwwla
SD card - amzn.to/32xnap8
My camera - amzn.to/35aL3Eo
Nikon 85mm lens - amzn.to/3kfZzz9
Nikon 50mm lens - amzn.to/2DZI9qX
SD card - amzn.to/2ZdpSOt
Osmo 3 Gimbal - amzn.to/2GzI52d
Auxilliary video capture - amzn.to/3i4BESG
DJI Drone - amzn.to/330PBL9
Alien Bee 1600
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Feel free to leave any questions you have about my gear down below. I'll get back to you as quickly as possible!
Love your background 💯
Thank you! Do you mean on the computer or the wall behind me?
Amazing setup
I'm glad you like it. Thank you!
I am not familiar with most photography equipment/terminology. With that said, I was curious as to what the indie (ND?) filters were used for? With the 85 mm and the 50 mm you mentioned that they had great Boca. Am I hearing you wrong? Either way can you explain what you mean?
Hi Heather! The ND (neutral density) filters are to cut down the amount of light coming in to the sensor. This allows me to take long exposure photos which basically means keeping the shutter open longer. This is useful when taking photos of flowing water as it will smooth it out, giving it a soft appearance. I can also use this to get pictures of cars in the evening where you can see light trails from their headlights and taillights.
For your other question, it's actually spelled bokeh. It is how good the blurred background in photos looks. It is preferable to have a very creamy, smooth blur. That effect is typically considered more pleasing to the eye and it also helps to bring attention to the actual subject of the picture.
I hope this helps. Thanks for watching and subscribing!