Posing outdoor portrait
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- čas přidán 20. 03. 2018
- Hey yall! In this video I go over some of my go to poses. I also show you a few different angels that I shoot from. Example Photos in the vidoe!. Make sure to CHECK OUT The Inspired Club It's an all-female photography club for creatives & entrepreneurs. Our platform is fully inter-active and loaded with tons of courses and useful tips, and resources to help elevate you on your creative career path.
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I love how you model for them to help. It really helps
Wow! I loved this tutorial. The model is gorgeous!
I love this!! You're tutorials are so helpful, your ideas and images are beautiful.
This was very helpful. I am just beginning in portrait photography. I have mostly used myself and my 2yo as practice. But I have some others who I want to take portraits of but didn't know what to say or do. Thank you for this! I am definitely going to try these tips on my next session.
Always enjoy watching you work, Jana! Thanks for these videos!
I love your videos!! I have a quick question for you, What shutter speed do you recommend using when shooting the bridal party leaving a wedding ceremony?
such a great video! I really learned a lot, thanks
Love this!
Its lot of learning for poses . Most of your poses concept is candid. Very nice Jana......
Great watching you pose! So fun!
Wow so good!
Can you but links for what you use gear like where did you buy your camera back and what is your camera name and lenses
Jana! I love love this video. It’s so helpful! What camera are you using in this shoot?
Awesome BTS. Are you shooting in aperture priority considering you are shifting between direct sunlight and shade? Do you use spot metering in a scene like this? Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Hey Jana! What mode were you using, and also which metering mode? Where you using AI-Servo or single shot because I saw that you took some still and continuous shots. Also, sorry for a lot of questions, but did you use focus and recompose, or did you select the focus point in the camera, and which method is better? Thank you so much!
Amazing🔥🔥
Great Work i am Inspired From You Keep Going
Very nice tutorial
Amazing
Do you have any editing tutorials or tips? I use Lightroom and I'm struggling with having consistent edits.
Jana, this is one of your best tutorials ever. So helpful, since I thought portrait needs always a prime lense. One question: Are you shooting continous AF (Servo), especially when you are walking in front of your model?
I’d like to know this as well
Hi Jana nice , Ur sound direction to Model and shoot great 👍
Plzzz create video for posting outdoor portrait male....plzzz.... this video also nice to learn... thanks
I found your videos on photography and they are so informative. Can you please do a video on how to take indoor pictures for ebay/amazon/etsy etc? I find you are the best and most informative I found and hope you can do one of these. Thank you!
Jana how do you handle white balance? That had always been my biggest struggle. Do you use a preset,auto or Kelvin or do you do custom? I would love for you to do a video tutorial on white balance.
just use auto and adjust in post if needed
Great watching you communicate with the model
great....
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Hei sweet channel ☺ Keep it up!
Great shots Jana and dang that is one gorgeous model
Thanks Joey! Yeah Sprout is gorgeous and really beautiful on the inside too!
Jana Williams that is ThE ABSOLUTE most important thing for sure.
Great tutorial, nice posing I like everything but I have just one recommendation. During the shoots were the model was moving forward you were focusing and recomposing during movement. That could potentially affects the focus plane, focus area plus losing the subject. That's not an accurate technique. Using a mirrorless camera with Eye Autofocus would have been a lot better since you don't have to ever recompose and lose track of the subject and in addition shoot at higher frame per seconds.
Meh she was maintaining roughly the same distance and shooting at 2.8 so the dof was like 40cm which is plenty (but yes mirrorless eye lock is the best)
At 7:14 you shot with 50mm but you showed 24-70mm:) Thank you for your video.
Geat video love it thanks for your videos
Thank you so much for watching!
Jana Williams you’re welcome
At 8:37 is it 1\800 or 1\8000?
Ahhhh I'm loving these BTS tutorials. It sounds like you are metering throughout your session. Is that something you do to help with proper exposure then?
YAY Kristin! Thank thank you! YES B/c as you see I am shooting in all different directions so the exposer is changing all of the time.
Ohhh man, I need to learn how to utilize metering! I shoot in manual, but I'm adjusting the settings each time the lighting is changing. Thank you!
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Which camera is that??
It's a Canon Mark IV!
what happens before you make the click and it sounds like beep..beep..beep..??
Great stuff! you might want to check your Instagram link
Would be nice if she let us know what focal length she is shooting at.
Can you choose me as a model
What's Sprouts Instagram?
@sprout_chinn
Thank you from thailand
People that leave the beep sound on their camera... WHYYYYYYY?!
You didn't show enough of the photos you took
She talks like summer from rick n morty. Learn to express urself , ahm, yea, you know
Your photos out of focus !!!!
I hope you read this after 5 years. I noticed on some shots, you used the same settings for one photo, and then you only changed the shutter speed for the very next shot. But the results were the same. How does that work? For example, one shot was at 2.8, iso 100 shutter 1/600, then the very next shot, in the same place, was 2.8, iso 100 and shuter at 1/8000. How did the exposure turn out the same?
The reason the shutter speed changed and the exposer of the photo did not is because of the availble light. I also changed lenses from 70-200 to macro
@@JanaWilliams thank you so much for taking the time to answer. Thank you for explaining that to me. That's why you're a great photographer and I'm not, but I'm trying. :) Thanks again.