Photography Couples - mini tutorial by Damien Lovegrove

This is a sample from one of 24 video training chapters about how Damien Lovegrove photographs, directs and poses his portrait clients. The full 90 minute HD video training production can be bought here: lovegroveadven...

[@BikeLife154]

Your portraiture is AMAZING Damien!

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With the quality of modern camera sensors you don't need to worry so much about using a high ISO. I'd recommend that you worry less about the numbers and work more on a developing a unique style.

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Hi Noisa, Grain is to be appreciated. I don't see grain in the X100 images until ISO 3200. Sometimes I add grain to create the look that I want.

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Thank you Charles :)

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Thanks Jorge :)

[@marciocharles1]

very good!!

[@no1s1asteampunk]

Appreciate your reply. Thank you very much.. One more question if you dont mind answering. I get what you mean by : Developing your own style" My point was to avoid the grains in the pictures. what if we are shooting in low light and I would need to increse my iso. So i asked :)
thank you very much

[@no1s1asteampunk]

I have a question. How far do you go with the ISO ? and what do you recommend for day light. i always try to keep it 100. i heard its not a good choise. around 320 is a good number? what would you recommend?

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Yes :)

[@76Gazz]

Fujifilm X100?

[@JorgeZhingri]

good job

[@xihuadiao8732]

我喜欢看的摄影师之一

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谢谢

[@fateless78]

that dude got really excited lol