London Bus 15- Minute Photo Challenge: Take and Make Great Photography with Gavin
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
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The red Routemaster London bus is a design classic and is packed full of photographic potential. In this video, Gavin Hoey takes on the challenge of shooting some great shots on and around the bus in just 15 minutes. Along the way he has some great photo tips and tricks on getting a great shoot with limited time.
After the 15 minute photo challenge Gavin jumps in to Lightroom 6 and tries out the all new HDR feature that’s also found in Lightroom CC and Adobe Camera RAW 9.
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Absolutely the best photo teacher on here.
I love these 15 minute shots, it motivates and inspires to get your camera out and really focus on composition, great videos and love the information you give for the photos and gear you use, fabulous
Another gem Gavin, I never travel by bus but I'm going to give it a whirl this weekend with my camera in hand,
Thanks again,
Billy
Nice photo tour on a classic bus. I was able to ride one on my trip to England years back (top level, of course!). The final black and white image was great!
ive watched all your videos and am always happy to see a new one come out, im still a beginner and your videos teach me a lot, thanks for all your work making them
Another video filled with creative ideas. Thank you
Once again, Gavin, thank you for a great video full of ideas.
Always great stuff Gavin! I want your coffee mug. :)
Oh my god, it's a first time I actually own one of the pieces of equipment that is shown in these videos. I love this lens!
Fanntastic as always Gavin
Thank you for the great video! I loved that 38 bus, it was so sad when they took it away
ALWAYS SO GOOD TUTORIALS.
Thank You.
Thanks to this video, I now know that Lightroom has a photo blend option! I really had no idea before...
Love this guy!!
hovery nice lesson man..its very simple and powerful..thank you very much..
Gavin is the best!
As always, fantastic video. Thank you.
Great job, love your work
you get a better job with only 2 pic's, -2 and + 2 you can get rid of the middle one.
stays a 32 bit, don't tell me wy it works better but i got this from Scott Kelby, and he got it from the makers.
Lightroom, select 2 pics, then, photo - photo merge to hdr.
or CRTL + H = shortcut.
Just discovered your videos and am addicted, is there a cure?
Great stuff Gavin - thanks
Great video and an interesting subject.
Super smashing great!
Great video... Just FYI... From what i know due to size limitation the new lightroom HDR produces a 16 bit dng and not the 32 bit... I confirmed that on adobe website...
Pratik Shah Good point. It's 16 bit floating point rather then fixed... after that things VERY geeky, very quickly ;)
Another awesome tutorial video, how do you like the canon 70D? Have you use the canon 10-18 lens if so how do you like it?
These 15- Minute Photo Challenges are the best videos on the channel!
man this is awesome!!!
Hi Gavin, Can you do a HDR Panorama in one of your tutorials in the future please.
Would you ever consider upgrading to a 70D? Adjusting menu settings and checking sharpness is a breeze with the touch screen.
I understand why he chose the lens, but not understanding camera choice. I personally shoot with the 70d..was a bit surprised to see him pull out the 60d vs the standard 5d mark ii like you typically see pros shootin. Interesting.
nevermind that comment. that was when i first started shootin anyways.. i could care less what he shoots with now.
Hey Gavin, I've been wondering: when you go out on a photo shoot to a location like this (whether making a video or just taking photos for fun), what do you do with all the pictures? I mean, when you have dozens or hundreds of photos taken for your own purposes, ie. not for a client, do you keep every picture or do you keep only the ones you like good enough to print? Or do you print the ones you like and then clear them off the drive? Or do you tweak the ones you want and convert to JPG when you're happy with them and then get rid of the bulky raw files? And how do you decide what to keep in archive and what to get rid of? I'm asking because I have well over 10,000 photos of events, my dogs, nature, etc., and they're rapidly filling up my hard drive, and I don't know what to do with them! Some are only JPG from my older camera, and some are only raw or raw+jpg from my 60D (and me being a data packrat doesn't help).
Nice shots Gavin. How old is this bus?
The number plate ends with a D so the bus was registered in 1966
hawg427 I think this one dates back to the 1960's
U r soooooooooooo great
Did you intentionally wear a shirt that has the style pattern as the seats or was that just a coincidence?
Brian Clark Lol, no just happened that way :)
Gavin Hoey Bob Ross would call this a "happy little accident" ;)
What program did you use for this editing?
BONG2011 Gavin used Adobe Lightroom and Camera RAW.
R u using 4k monitor....for editing
Sumit Jacob I'm using a Dell U2415 24" monitor for editing in this video
thanxs
You shouldnt have found a female model for this shoot. Cmon man.
***** He didn't... ;-)