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Really good video! I was a bit distracted by the dreamy clarity during your commenting. But it seems to be your style so do with it whatever you want.

using the gridlines on the LED screen or view finder helps with this issue.

Would you check out a page and give some feedback on what I can improve?

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I got here early, it will be a flex when the channel blows up

Great video! As a model, definitely going to be implementing some of these into my own work!! Thanks !!!

Not a photographer, but I always struggled with posing for pictures. THANKS for this tip; you helped a lot!

Love Doc Martens, really cool shooting, thx for your explanations.

give information first , sell yourself second

love those videos of yours, keep'em coming. Entertaining & informative. You sure will succeed with this channel

Thank you man. Love the content.

Love this video! I’ve never seen a video like this before, getting the models perspective on what they want to see. One thing you kept emphasizing which I liked is that models are human beings too! I like to have everyday conversations with my model, ask them questions about themselves. Some questions I like to ask is “how’d you get into modeling or what are your modeling goals?” Other more laid back questions I ask is, are you watching any tv shows right now? Or going back to the point on music, what type of music are you into? Lastly something I think is also good is telling the model they’re doing a great job during the shoot, especially if they’re someone who hasn’t modeled very much. Just giving positive words of encouragement and affirmation is great. Great video Joe! I definitely picked up some gems here from getting the model’s perspective

Thank you for these tips! I definitely find these helpful tips and advice videos super helpful and useful!

great points! Thank you 👌

You're so good with your stuff despite looking seemingly very young. Learning a lot.

“The way I describe a photographer is kind of like a mirror for a model as his movements or behaviour can reflect the model’s behaviour . If the model doesn't feel comfortable on taking certain shots or comfortable on making poses, it is because the photographer doesn't give her the positive vibes so she can feel calm and relaxed. Sometimes you see the photographer confused or stressed, and that doesn't help the model at all. I do remember a few months ago while taking shoots I had a photographer where he was asking me how I'd like to take the shoot. I think this is not the right way to start as the photographer should already come with some ideas and be ready/prepared mentally. Just after a few shots, in that case, you can ask the model if they have any poses in mind, cause once we are in the middle of the fantasy and creation everything comes automatically . We just need to be given the first steps from the photographer then gradually we open up ourselves, Basically the way he talks to the model, the way he approaches the model, or the way he takes the situation (of course with a smile too) can change the view of the shoot”. Definitely a new perspective compared to the answers in the video. Treating yourself as a “mirror” for the model - I alluded to this in the video when I said if you are uptight and overly professional, they will also be uptight and overly professional. The model will naturally mirror your emotions, because again, THIS IS A COLLABORATIVE EXPERIENCE. So be careful how you express your emotions on your shoot. If you’re stressed, try not to show that too much because if the model notices you are stressed, they will also get stressed which will not help with the photos and the posing process. “The photographer should already come with some ideas and be ready/prepared mentally” - one thing that will help with this is CREATING A MOOD BOARD. Prepare yourself for the shoot at hand. What is the vibe you are going for? What should they wear? What compositions or lenses do you think you will use? Having these things ready shows that you are a well prepared photographer which tells the model that they are in good hands, which will inevitably make them less uptight and anxious. Of course you can ask for help from the model but giving them those “first few steps” will make it much easier for them to help with different ideas for poses, etc. I’ve been on shoots where I’ve asked the model straight away “What’s your favourite pose”? I wouldn’t say this is particularly a bad thing, but the best way to go about it is to already have a few poses in mind before you ask the model for their perspective and their creative input. In my experience, asking the model for pose ideas later on in the shoot is much better as like they said In the answer, by then the theme and vibe or ‘fantasy’ of the shoot is embedded so the model’s posing ideas will come more naturally. I hope you find this useful, thank you for watching and reading :)

Thank you! You're getting better

hello what if i only use photoshop instead of pro mist filters would k get similar results?

Great vid, I’d recommend swapping the thumbnail though. A collage of your photos would be more eye catching than a picture of a lens. Very well made produced video!

A roll of Cinefoil is also a very cheap option if you've got something you can attach it too already and you can shape it into all sorts of different types of modifications (e.g. create a snoot, barn doors) Perhaps just given you an idea for another video!

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I do street portrait photography and I used a 1/4 for a while but I stopped because I couldn't control the lighting. But like you said when the lighting fits, it's a great look. Maybe I should get one of those swivel lens filter attachments so I can quickly apply the filter whenever I want it.

What mm lens are these mainly shot with ?

Very true a bigger network is needed

I’ve been doing loads of TFP,would love for you to review my it page and tell me if you think I should start charging

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Thanks for sharing such an informative video. That’s really helpful. Thanks again 🙏❤️💯

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😂😂 amazing video, educative and funny

Absolutely amazing video. I’ve been enjoying breaking the rules but now to see a video on UA-cam about it, I’m definitely going to do it more to improve my portrait work. Thank you for this Joe

Great video! Excellent tips and advice! 😃📸👌🏽

Appreciate the video

Beautiful shots man! White outfit in chair was 👨🏽‍🍳👌🏽

So helpful ❤

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Great Video really helpful thank you.

good job buddy !

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woohoo ton of my photos came up in that search, lol.

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Really love this whole shoot keep doing ya thing bro 🔥💯

Too much talking😂

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Nice footage

Thank you very much.

Smart habits are fantastic, but just pushing yourself constantly works fine until it REALLY doesn’t.

Regarding the chart at 00:16 changing the ISO instead of the shutter speed to expose properly isnt what you should be doing most of the time. Shutter speed should only stay untouched if you need the right amount of motion blur or none of it(Panning shots of cars with blurred out background, Long Exposure) depending on the situation. When you shoot landscape, portraits, etc. Shutterspeed should be changed in order to get the correct exposure. Since upping your ISO has pretty much the most noticeable effect on an image since you are "digitally" changing the censors sensitivity to light. Its often based on the situation you are in. Cant really tell people what they need to be doing in general when its often heavily dependant on the situation and what you are shooting and what is important to you.