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Nicely done. Your series either shows me something new, or reminds me of things I know and (through carelessness or laziness) don't pay enough attention to. Good stuff, either way.
One comment about your video "ONE SIMPLE TECHNIQUE TO MAKE YOUR SUBJECTS STAND OUT". Not only was the video good, but I appreciate how you showed the photo before and post-processed. Great Job. Also, from your email link, there is no way to give you a thumbs up or add a comments. I had to get out of my email and go to UA-cam.
I know this video is old, but maybe you'll answer. I would love to see your original histogram! Clearly the original images are darker, especially the faces. So, it would help a lot to see the histogram. Thanks!
On all of these videos, it looks like you are not using fill flash. In post, you are applying a preset. Please do a video on how you make these shadows pop in post!
@@payamjirsa yes please - I'm particularly interested in the why, not the what. Why do you adjust this part, what are you seeing that makes you think it needs changing. How do you decide direction, etc. So many people say what they're going to do but they don't explain the decision behind it, and that I feel is where people really learn. At least I do.
Seems to me you need to have a scrim over the subject so that the hairlight does not get blown out, also the same for your cameraman shooting into the sun creates a hazy video.
It's definitely a fundamental concept. Our tips/education will be aimed at all different skill levels. Keep in mind that not only are all of us at different levels, even those with experience forget simple techniques like this when working under pressure.
So refreshing to hear about technique from a working pro.
Glad you enjoyed!
Super! Thanks a lot!
Gorgeous pics 💕
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Very good. Nice information. One question, why you see in the screen of the camera and not on the viewfinder? It isn't a bit untidy?
Nicely done. Your series either shows me something new, or reminds me of things I know and (through carelessness or laziness) don't pay enough attention to. Good stuff, either way.
Excellent tips. Thank you!
I'm loving this series can't wait to see more and would like to see some off camera flash stuff
That's coming! Will do!
Pye, great idea. Love the example. Thanks for sharing. Look forward to more of your videos.
One comment about your video "ONE SIMPLE TECHNIQUE TO MAKE YOUR SUBJECTS STAND OUT". Not only was the video good, but I appreciate how you showed the photo before and post-processed. Great Job. Also, from your email link, there is no way to give you a thumbs up or add a comments. I had to get out of my email and go to UA-cam.
Nice!👍
Again top of the line info. Learned a whole lot. Thank you for your time and work.
Awesome, glad you liked it!
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Always such great explanation and examples. Great work!
I know this video is old, but maybe you'll answer. I would love to see your original histogram! Clearly the original images are darker, especially the faces. So, it would help a lot to see the histogram. Thanks!
Thank you. Very useful.
Very helpful! Thank you!
Thank you, good video.
Simple tips but a lot of info. Thank you!!
Any reason why you don’t use your viewfinder?
Thanks!
On all of these videos, it looks like you are not using fill flash. In post, you are applying a preset. Please do a video on how you make these shadows pop in post!
I can definitely do some editing tutorials if you guys would like.
@@payamjirsa yes please - I'm particularly interested in the why, not the what. Why do you adjust this part, what are you seeing that makes you think it needs changing. How do you decide direction, etc. So many people say what they're going to do but they don't explain the decision behind it, and that I feel is where people really learn. At least I do.
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From where do I download your presets sir love from INDIA🔥
Good tutorial . What is BTS ?
The Orange Circle cameo 👌🏽
Heck yeah, cheers for the locals!
It says cant be played in background!
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Seems to me you need to have a scrim over the subject so that the hairlight does not get blown out, also the same for your cameraman shooting into the sun creates a hazy video.
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Not to minimize your video but it's basic photography to always keep in mind where the sun is. Also important for WW1 and WW2 fighter pilots
some people dont know.
It's definitely a fundamental concept. Our tips/education will be aimed at all different skill levels. Keep in mind that not only are all of us at different levels, even those with experience forget simple techniques like this when working under pressure.