I’m a hobby photographer and I’m loving watching you and your tutorials, your like the Bob Ross of photography with the way you swing through Lightroom and photoshop. Loving it, so very talented and makes me want to get out all the more. Keep it going buddy. 👍🏻
🥹 I always enjoy the Bob Ross references. I do hope I can be near the kind of person and artist that he was, but he's how I actually became a photographer ironically enough! Thank you kindly for your wonderful words. ❤️
No words for this. It looks so easy to do, but the results are astonishing. And sharing with the public all the details. A very big thank you! What I learned from this video (and also from some of your other videos) is that you have to take your time, be well prepared (right gear) and have a plan. Again: what a joy to watch! Thank you, thank you very much and the kindest regards from The Netherlands.
@@professorhineschoice Right with you there. Downtown LA in particular is just... not for me. Crazy light, though. I guess a couple million idling cars will do that for local atmosphere. Of course I say that just a few minutes before stepping on the 1 train to breath in who-knows-what ha. Nice to see some love for Sirui too. I've had the Traveler (carbon) for a while now and it's shockingly durable for weighing less than my cam. I've beat that little guy to hell and back!
I don't know why I am just now finding out about you, but you're my new favorite photographer. Not only because of your style, but your attitude and philosophy regarding photography. Thank you for these videos! Would you mind sharing what tripod bracket you're using?
Thank you so much! This is a new format I'm trying out and I'm delighted to hear the feedback. It others enjoy the POV and editing together then I'll retain this format for many of my upcoming videos 🥰
Thanks for another great video! Following you on Instagram for a while now, you really changed my way to look at street photography, especially on the being patient and waiting for your shot. Cheers from Portugal
Recently I came upon this video and I can't seem to get away from your videos. I love your love for low angle, your love for getting it right on the fry and your way of staying away from cropping and not caring much about vignetting. I do not like post-deliberately
Incredible work! I think you have me sold on a set of Loxia lenses. I will definitely be taking a Lightroom/Photoshop tutorial of yours. This is very inspiring! Great channel.
Been following you since "street photography guide" from Jason's channel. I'm new at photography and I started 3 months ago using my Xperia 1 II. I learned a lot from both of you! Godbless Prof and thank you for your uploads!
Jason is a terrible influence to so many! I will say the one positive for you is that you spent less money than I did. I still can't believe I own a Mac! That alone still astounds me! 😩
With respect, just for the record: 19:10 it has nothing to do with your Macbook; if you own a computer that can run LrC, then you can do all this stuff. But anyway, I love what you do and as a philosopher/literary critic/theorist I'd love to talk to you about photographic philosophy some day. You saved me lots of angst resuscitating my travel photography and helped me remember that there is indeed a philosophy of photography to be developed...keep up the great work!
Never did I say you couldn’t use Lightroom Classic on any other computer. This was specifically about speed. Lightroom does run faster and smoother on the Mac’s with Apple silicon and does so with lower power.
You can find all of my gear here: www.professorhines.com/gear As for the ballhead it's one that's not available, but it's from Colorado Tripod Company.
Good question! No, I've never used a grip for any of my mirrorless cameras. I like the smaller form factor and the Alpha 1 is already larger than what I like (The Alpha 9 is far smaller and lighter and love the body of that camera - Alpha 1 not as much, but I deal with it). Since I have 2 Alpha 1's they would take up a lot of space in my bag and not fit as well either.
That's actually a ballhead by Colorado Tripod Company. Mine is the quick release version, but I will say good luck trying to find one! I was given this one by the company, but I wanted to buy one to have 2 and I've not been able to find this exact one for over a year! 😩 It's ssssoooo good though!
@@Nikica358 I never make mention of it in any videos, since it's not possible for anyone to buy this exact version I'm using. I'm hoping one day it is available again.
I never give out locations, as finding them is part of being a photographer... but I do give hints! The hint is that the answer is 100% in the video and I can't believe you don't notice it 😁 Like very clear, too!
Hey professor, I am big fan form India. I am starting to learn photography travel & street. I have just bought Sony alpha 7 III. Can you please suggest one lens which I should buy at this moment?
That's going to be something you have to decide for yourself, as to what to buy. I only list most of the offerings for Sony & ZEISS lenses only on my website (www.professorhines.com), but there are numerous lenses available for the Sony E-Mount system. Since I'm not a general online reviewer of projects you won't find those other brands, but searching online will bring up results for other brands as well! 😊 I have genre specific lens recommendations you can find here, which could be helpful also: www.professorhines.com/blog
@@professorhineschoice hey, thanks for the suggestion. went through all your reviews. I am still confused between batis 25mm, 40mm & loxia 35mm. throw some light professor. Since it is going to be my first lens, I want this buy to be worth it
I’m a hobby photographer and I’m loving watching you and your tutorials, your like the Bob Ross of photography with the way you swing through Lightroom and photoshop. Loving it, so very talented and makes me want to get out all the more. Keep it going buddy. 👍🏻
🥹 I always enjoy the Bob Ross references. I do hope I can be near the kind of person and artist that he was, but he's how I actually became a photographer ironically enough! Thank you kindly for your wonderful words. ❤️
No words for this. It looks so easy to do, but the results are astonishing. And sharing with the public all the details. A very big thank you! What I learned from this video (and also from some of your other videos) is that you have to take your time, be well prepared (right gear) and have a plan. Again: what a joy to watch! Thank you, thank you very much and the kindest regards from The Netherlands.
Ha, I love that you start with a little diss for downtown LA. That's the right foot to lead with.
🤷🏾♂️ Never been fond of LA lol. Fortunately it worked for this day to give me some good content so that was a plus.
@@professorhineschoice Right with you there. Downtown LA in particular is just... not for me. Crazy light, though. I guess a couple million idling cars will do that for local atmosphere. Of course I say that just a few minutes before stepping on the 1 train to breath in who-knows-what ha.
Nice to see some love for Sirui too. I've had the Traveler (carbon) for a while now and it's shockingly durable for weighing less than my cam. I've beat that little guy to hell and back!
I don't know why I am just now finding out about you, but you're my new favorite photographer. Not only because of your style, but your attitude and philosophy regarding photography. Thank you for these videos!
Would you mind sharing what tripod bracket you're using?
🥹 That’s very kind, thank you!
Absolutely. It’s by SunwayFoto. You can find it under accessories in my gear bag: www.professorhines.com/gear
This was a fantastic video. It was great seeing your perspective of my city.
🥰 Thank you kindly!
Im a newbie to editing. I got Luminar4 to learn with. Just this walk through taught me more. Cheers man, great images you have.
Glad this video could be of use for you!
Great Video. I truly enjoy your content and love watching your process from taking the photo to editing to final product.
Thank you so much! This is a new format I'm trying out and I'm delighted to hear the feedback. It others enjoy the POV and editing together then I'll retain this format for many of my upcoming videos 🥰
Thanks for another great video! Following you on Instagram for a while now, you really changed my way to look at street photography, especially on the being patient and waiting for your shot. Cheers from Portugal
Thanks so much! 🥰
Recently I came upon this video and I can't seem to get away from your videos. I love your love for low angle, your love for getting it right on the fry and your way of staying away from cropping and not caring much about vignetting. I do not like post-deliberately
Thank you so much 😊
Great video
Thanks! 🥰
Thanks for the video, it was very helpful to have your thought process in each step of the way.
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Great video! Thanks Professor Hines! Peace, Love, and Happiness!!! 🙃
Thank you so much!
thank you for the great content sir ! so much good information i can take for my personal note to remind
That's wonderful! If you're on IG you're always welcome to tag them to me. I'd love to see what you produce!
Those were some awesome shots.
Thanks!
Incredible work! I think you have me sold on a set of Loxia lenses. I will definitely be taking a Lightroom/Photoshop tutorial of yours. This is very inspiring! Great channel.
🥰 I love the Loxia’s!
Thanks so much as well! Be sure to watch my past sessions from Adobe MAX and catch the new one later this year for 2022!
Nice work. You have me ready to go out and shoot for my own enjoyment!
That's awesome, do it! 🥰
@@professorhineschoice will do! Grad season is almost over!!
Awesome work and video
Thank you very much!
DOPE. 💯
Thank you so much! 😊
@@professorhineschoice You're welcome Sir. 💯
Let's go
You deserve more subs prof.
🥰 Thanks! My IG community is slacking… they need to subscribe 😁
Been following you since "street photography guide" from Jason's channel. I'm new at photography and I started 3 months ago using my Xperia 1 II. I learned a lot from both of you! Godbless Prof and thank you for your uploads!
I got a swindled by Jason too, his videos convinced me to get the A7R IV 🤣
Jason is a terrible influence to so many! I will say the one positive for you is that you spent less money than I did. I still can't believe I own a Mac! That alone still astounds me! 😩
With respect, just for the record: 19:10 it has nothing to do with your Macbook; if you own a computer that can run LrC, then you can do all this stuff. But anyway, I love what you do and as a philosopher/literary critic/theorist I'd love to talk to you about photographic philosophy some day. You saved me lots of angst resuscitating my travel photography and helped me remember that there is indeed a philosophy of photography to be developed...keep up the great work!
Never did I say you couldn’t use Lightroom Classic on any other computer. This was specifically about speed. Lightroom does run faster and smoother on the Mac’s with Apple silicon and does so with lower power.
Hi proffesor! Great videos i must say! May I ask you the type of ballhead you are using and the L bracket type? Thank you
You can find all of my gear here: www.professorhines.com/gear
As for the ballhead it's one that's not available, but it's from Colorado Tripod Company.
Nice video… do you ever use a battery grip on your camera?
Good question! No, I've never used a grip for any of my mirrorless cameras. I like the smaller form factor and the Alpha 1 is already larger than what I like (The Alpha 9 is far smaller and lighter and love the body of that camera - Alpha 1 not as much, but I deal with it). Since I have 2 Alpha 1's they would take up a lot of space in my bag and not fit as well either.
Lovely video Professor, quick question what is that Sirui tripod head that you are using ?
Thanks!
That's actually a ballhead by Colorado Tripod Company. Mine is the quick release version, but I will say good luck trying to find one! I was given this one by the company, but I wanted to buy one to have 2 and I've not been able to find this exact one for over a year! 😩 It's ssssoooo good though!
@@professorhineschoice I figured since I have the sirui tripod that ball head looks so good and good quality build that quick release is really good 😊
@@Nikica358 I never make mention of it in any videos, since it's not possible for anyone to buy this exact version I'm using. I'm hoping one day it is available again.
Where to get those lense flaires? Thx
From the Photoshop filters menu.
could anyone tell me what bridge this is? I live near LA and would like to try some shots like these!
I never give out locations, as finding them is part of being a photographer... but I do give hints! The hint is that the answer is 100% in the video and I can't believe you don't notice it 😁 Like very clear, too!
@@professorhineschoice Ok well that proves I wasn't paying attention...Lol. All good the video was worth watching twice! Thanks for the reply !
Hey professor, I am big fan form India. I am starting to learn photography travel & street. I have just bought Sony alpha 7 III. Can you please suggest one lens which I should buy at this moment?
That's going to be something you have to decide for yourself, as to what to buy. I only list most of the offerings for Sony & ZEISS lenses only on my website (www.professorhines.com), but there are numerous lenses available for the Sony E-Mount system. Since I'm not a general online reviewer of projects you won't find those other brands, but searching online will bring up results for other brands as well! 😊
I have genre specific lens recommendations you can find here, which could be helpful also: www.professorhines.com/blog
@@professorhineschoice hey, thanks for the suggestion. went through all your reviews. I am still confused between batis 25mm, 40mm & loxia 35mm. throw some light professor. Since it is going to be my first lens, I want this buy to be worth it
For a first lens that you'd use for street and travel then the 25 or 40 would probably be the two I'd say concentrate on.
@@professorhineschoice Thank you so much
Professor, if I may, the phrase is “now you’re cooking with gas.”
If I may, I know that saying and I prefer “grease” and said it correctly, the way I wanted in the video.
@@professorhineschoice I meant no disrespect Professor. I’m a big fan of yours.