Respect to Andrea, this guy knows exactly how to work with hard light. Not just average photographer who talks about softboxes and beauty dishes in portraits.
I have used Profoto at few events when younger. Great recycling time when taking photos of models. Thanks for showing on another video you can do billboards in train station with 20 mp camera. I always try to keep learning.
Thank you so much for posting and the insights on your shoot! I happen to be a wedding photographer and my client, who works for Audi of America, now wants me to shoot a lifestyle concept for Audi and this btw was great in so many ways!!
great shots, aside from the fashon shoot, good to see some car shots 🙂 and a great way to show how to light shiny objects outdoors, but did you get any lens flare?, esp. with the car pannels, it would be as bad as water or snow, would it not?, and how do you deal with it.
Thank you! There are more in the making and if you look in my UA-cam channel, House of Belluso, you will find more already now :-) I hope to get to meet you in person one day!
One day i shall visit Belluso studio in stockholm. In October on my way to Stockholm to do a family photo session. I hope to drop by before the photo session.
I did enjoy the video however, I'd prefer to see the straight results before post work. All the shots appear heavily processed which hides the lighting effect tosome degree.
+Paul Hodgson Exactly bro ! totally agree.... since 1 year now i'm planning to buy the B4 and the D4 2400 and i still have a doubt really.... they are not allowed to lie with equipment cost more than 25,000$ overall with accessories.
I thought the photos looked desaturated. Whoever put the photos in the video put them as adobe rgb and didn’t transform them to srgb or didn’t do it correctly
Great work with posing and interaction with the models but I truly dont understand why one would choose this desaturated, HDR look for portraits. These are beautiful portraits, however with this editing style it's too grungy and overpowering.
Andrew Steen I prefer that look. It makes it more dramatic. They are lifestyle shots after all, so creating some drama seems necessary for story telling.
Thanks for your comments. Although each picture is very personal in its interpretation and taste is also extremely personal, these are not portraits, they are advertising lifestyle/fashion commercial pictures and I preferred that look for this job, and so did the client ;-)
Respect to Andrea, this guy knows exactly how to work with hard light. Not just average photographer who talks about softboxes and beauty dishes in portraits.
Andrew Mikhaylov Thank you so much, very kind :-)
I always learn something from the photographer. Awesome!!
It's the continued learning process that helps us each grow as a photographer.
I have used Profoto at few events when younger. Great recycling time when taking photos of models. Thanks for showing on another video you can do billboards in train station with 20 mp camera. I always try to keep learning.
That's awesome! Whether you're a seasoned photographer or new light shaper, the hope is to never stop learning!
A great teach. Kudos to his team and Profoto.
This was amazing, I literally just bought my first light stand, so it's awesome to see what this can turn eventually build up to.
Best teacher ever!
Thank you so much for posting and the insights on your shoot! I happen to be a wedding photographer and my client, who works for Audi of America, now wants me to shoot a lifestyle concept for Audi and this btw was great in so many ways!!
Very glad to hear that! Would love to see your work for Audi! Always have fun and hope to get to meet you some day! :-). Andrea
Love the contrasty hard look ! Back to the drawing board deciding what modifiers to get, wait.. I think I need all of em!
great shots, aside from the fashon shoot, good to see some car shots 🙂 and a great way to show how to light shiny objects outdoors, but did you get any lens flare?, esp. with the car pannels, it would be as bad as water or snow, would it not?, and how do you deal with it.
Grande Maestro!...
Free Space Grazie mille :-)
Bravissimo Maestro della luce!
Grazie carissimo! :-)
Great video ! Love the look of the photos and how explained to create them
Patrick19702210 great idea! Play with light and have fun!
Thank you! Glad you like them and understand them :-)
The end results are stunning.
Very informative and thanks for sharing.
Simon Anderson Glad you liked it :-) Always a pleasure to share ;-)
Amazing images 🙌🏻
Andrea Belluso your videos are awesome. Please keep them coming.
Thank you!
There are more in the making and if you look in my UA-cam channel, House of Belluso, you will find more already now :-) I hope to get to meet you in person one day!
Again, another amazing video Andrea. Thank you!
dugjay Thank you :-)
Stunning and very informative so thanks for posting.
***** thank you so much :-)
love the purple picture at the end !
Awesome video thank you for sharing. I'm curious as to what the camera settings were iso, f-stop etc.
Genial reportajes los que haces,un saludo compañero.
Gracias! Hasta pronto! :-)
Amazing work.
Thank you so much! Hope to meet you in person some day.
Great Video!!!
Good work thanks for showing !
Thank you! :-)
Amazing work...and great music too!
TonyC0101 Glad you liked it :-) And I also thought the video editor made a good choice of music ;-)
One day i shall visit Belluso studio in stockholm.
In October on my way to Stockholm to do a family photo session.
I hope to drop by before the photo session.
You are always welcome to my studio! Contact me on info@houseofbelluso.com and let me know when you would like to come!
this guy is awesome
Enjoyed the vid..very inspiring!
very nice photo
Thank you!
:-)
Why shooting the 1Dx for this kind of work? Wouldn't be more megapixels nice? :D
love how your english sounds, Andrea!
Beautiful tutorial, very informative for enthusiast like me . . . Thanks!!
One question, What camera is that, the boxy (square) camera?
I believe it's hasselblad 503 series with a digital back
great work, top vid. 10/10
Andrea is always dressed so snazzy in the videos. He looks like he could double as an epic fashion designer. :)
Thank you! ;-)
Perfect!
Thank you! Very kind!
I did enjoy the video however, I'd prefer to see the straight results before post work. All the shots appear heavily processed which hides the lighting effect tosome degree.
+Paul Hodgson Exactly bro ! totally agree.... since 1 year now i'm planning to buy the B4 and the D4 2400 and i still have a doubt really.... they are not allowed to lie with equipment cost more than 25,000$ overall with accessories.
Couldn't agree more, we'd gain much more about what the lighting setups do with a straight-out-of-camera images.
and no answer
belluso Your answer is so professional and I loved this video! You are amazingly professional!
My guy isnt trying to show you raw photos. he has a name out here.
Dubai is awesome
great
Thank you so much! :-)
Que pantalla tiene cuando habla?
I thought the photos looked desaturated. Whoever put the photos in the video put them as adobe rgb and didn’t transform them to srgb or didn’t do it correctly
Бублик, положенный на бок, меняет характеристики света! А пацаны-то не знали!!
Great work with posing and interaction with the models but I truly dont understand why one would choose this desaturated, HDR look for portraits. These are beautiful portraits, however with this editing style it's too grungy and overpowering.
Andrew Steen I prefer that look. It makes it more dramatic. They are lifestyle shots after all, so creating some drama seems necessary for story telling.
Thanks for your comments. Although each picture is very personal in its interpretation and taste is also extremely personal, these are not portraits, they are advertising lifestyle/fashion commercial pictures and I preferred that look for this job, and so did the client ;-)
Haha not only in Dubai Hard light even in the Caribbean some times even harder
I bet he doesn't look for jobs on Craigslist lol I wonder what his rate is
these photos are terrible