COFFEE SHOP PHOTOGRAPHY on the A7iii
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- #howtophotographcoffee #cafephotography #sonya7iiiphotography
EVERYTHING I SHOOT FOR HAPTIK can be found here:
/ wearehaptik
Disclaimer: As this was part of a daily vlog series and it was a real life hob for a paying client, I was unable to share the shots in the video because the client must publish them first.
thanks for understanding :)
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Music - Epidemic Sound
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Kit used
Camera: Sony a6300 amzn.eu/ionaF0Y
Lens: Sony 10-18mm amzn.eu/g9v78YS
Phone: iPhone 8+
Gorilla Pod: SLR Zoom amzn.eu/isrI2LL
Mic: Rode Video Micro amzn.eu/3VB15YQ
LED Light: amzn.to/2DuaoxX
Diffuser: amzn.to/30LRSdf
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The making of coffee is such a relaxing and pleasing thing to both film and watch.. nice little b roll at the start there 👊🏻
Dude you are so talented, keep up the good work! Wonder how you dont have much more subs, content is on point
thanks so much man really appreciate that. I think I lack consistency on UA-cam if I am honest lol I put too much time into my Instagram stuff, but my attention is on UA-cam now, thanks for watching :)
Absolutely LOVING these videos man!
Hey thanks a lot man! ❤️ More more more!! I need more real life down to earth stuff like this. ❤️. I hope to get over my anxiety to just go to a nearby restaurant n ask them for a photoshoot
thanks dude appreciate it :) I've shot a few things for them now and its always good fun. But yeah do that, tis a great way to get started and get your name out there.
This is class man! Glad you helped me out on Twitter because i'm loving your stuff! I used to shoot for a coffee company when I still lived in Scotland but it was in no way as professional as yours haha! Still learning but great video man. Informative and entertaining!!
yeeeeeeooooo thanks Ruaridh, appreciate you making the effort to check out insta and Yotuueb man thanks and stoked you like the vibe. Happy to help dude and hope it works out for ya :)
Really nice vid man! Great shots and the way you talk and explain things is really nice to listen to. Keep it up!
Radboud de Bruin thanks dude glad it makes sense lol sometime just know how the bts video will come together on these kinda shoots 🤙🏻
i don't know man.. seem's like you're rapping at 6:13 and so.. really cool video.. thanks for sharing..
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Helpful stuff. Cheers !
glad you enjoyed it.
Dude! This is amazing! The quality in your video’s are insane!
thanks man this one was pretty rough so I'm stoked ya liked it :)
@@DillonOsborne Yup, i had my first shoot in a café today. I was so nervous. You really helped me out dude!
Nout Koggel awesome dude. Glad it helped. It’s so uncomfortable shooting around other people like that lol you just have to own it hahah how did your shoot go?
Dillon Osborne yeah haha, it felt like Everyone was Watching me. The First few shots sucked, but i feel like the following ones were okay
Excellent walkthrough
It would be nice to see more shots from this ;)
100% agree lol you can see al the stuff I shot for them here: instagram.com/wearehaptik/
Wish we could’ve seen some of the final images within the video.
This was a real life client Job, I could not share the photos before the client had used them. There was a link included in the description to view the images.
Great video, I learned a lot! You are one of the few good quality videos about shooting onsite without using flash.
I am just starting out and need a lighting set up. Your's looks great, but how did you use to tilt the diffuser like that? Was it a special clamp or arm?
Thanks dude yeah I think there’s a huge difference between the ideal way of shooting and the real life way of doing it. Can’t fire a flash while there’s a tone of people in there. I was just using a couple of clamps and the a cheap light stand that had a reflector clamp on one end then I clamped it to another light stand in front to make the angle. It was nothing special it was just a matter of leaning it then clamping it in place :)
@DillonOsborne Really appreciate the reply! I tried watching the video in 0.25 speed to try and figure it out SO MANY times haha.
I think you are the only video I found of someone using a non-full frame camera that uses reasonably affordable lighting besides flash.
If you ever think about doing a course on Practical Beginner Restaurant Photography please let me know. You'll have your first student by the end of the day.
@@taylorhill1449 no problem, glad i could help, it is a full frame camera, just using a crop lens at that point, which auto adjusts the sensor size when mounted. Yeah the lighting for that shoot was super cheap and cheerful, couldn't blast that flash or take up too much space so had to find another solution.
Hey, great video. Where are the photos from the shoot? I didn’t see them at the end of the video. I know I’m like 2 years late 🤣🤣🤣🤣
dude hahaha when I shot this video it was a daily vlog and I couldn't share until the Client had published them... check them out here www.diltakesphotos.com/coffee-shop-photography
@@DillonOsborne First of all. Thanks for replying on an old post to a comment that wasn't a quick one for you to answer. Second of all HOLY SHIT. These are phenomenal. Should link this in your bio now. Honestly you made this look so easy haha. I'm not sure if i love you or hate you for that hahaha. I am looking at doing my first shoot and that is just mad how talented you are. Believe me i have watched this vid so many times. In terms of editing what was your process?
Mr Mac no problem dude and thanks very much :) in hindsight waiting on uploading this video would have made life easier but the I would have missed a daily video upload hahaha rock and a hard place. stoked you liked the photos :)
@@DillonOsborne Can't miss a daily upload haha. I'm subscribed now anyway. Talented guy, wishing you all the best as you deserve it.... but selfishly hoping you don't blow up too much and forget about youtube haha
I want to do this here in my little town but idk how to go about it. Do you have a video laying out how to interact with owners ?
I do not I’m afraid. But to be honest the best way to do it is just walk in the door and chat to them. Even if it means you shoot something short and simple for free as a test for both parties, then step it up. I had been into that coffee shop loads before hand, got to k ow the guys there and shot Instagram stuff on my phone and just tagged them. Then when they had some budget I was top of mind. I still shoot stuff with them now. Just finished shooting a whole load of new stuff with them last week. So it’s really about relationship building.
Nice Bro
Good Job 👊🏻
Where is your accent from? It sounds like a cross between Northern Irish and a New Zealand accent.
Very close lol Northern Irish and South African. It’s rather messed up haha a lot of people say New Zealand and then Canadian😒
What about an idiots guide to starter slr cameras? settings for pictures etc
Nice job mate, which lens did you use with the a7iii?
f1.8 thanks man I was shooting with a Sigma 16mm f1.4 and a Sony 50mm f1.8 . Both lenses are APSC crop lenses. I have the Aiii set to at sense crop lenses and adjust accordingly.
@@DillonOsborne Good stuff. Are you suggesting that an APS-C camera like the A6600 is enough for the job instead of a FF camera?
Hi, I am super new to food photography. What settings did you have your camera set to that captured the majority of those photos? thanks a bunch!
A bit of a mixture, kinda changes as I moved around. Full manual, Iso 200-1000, shutter around 140-180, f4-f8
awesome video!
thanks dude appreciate. working on my frequency of posting this year so more stuff coming :)
Nice video!
Did you go for a macro lens?
I had a macro with me. 50mm macro.
Great video
Thanks John, appreciate it :)
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What name this light you used in cafe shop ?
Neewer LED Panel light amzn.to/2XKpc2a
how do you talk and deal with a client? how much do you charge them with etc?
That’s a whole other skill set. In a nutshell, discuss what they would like to achievable what they oils like to get from the shoot, the ask their budget. Then proposed them a deliverable list for their budget.
sorry i am late watching 2 year 🙏
this is a vlog ???
this is a question???
What lens did u used ?
Back then I was using a Sigma 16mm 1.4. It's a crop sensor lens but it's incredible.