Sharing 10 Photos With Settings and Explanations

When I'm creating content I always think back to what would have been helpful for me when I first started photography. So I created this downloadable guide for you to reference for you future wedding days and shoots. Get your free downloadable guide here: eepurl.com/gyuOXH
The guide includes 10 photos with their manual camera settings. In this video I go over the specifics of each photograph (and what was actually going on to get the shot). If you liked this, make sure to check out my video with 3 posing tips on how to look longer and leaner in photos: • 3 Ways To Look Longer ...
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[@chrischan9322]

So so glad to see this kind of video is back! Thank you Jana! This is how your fan base start from around the world!

[@JanaWilliams]

oh wow! Thank you so much. I'll definitely keep making these! It's fun to share in detail what happened behind each shot.

[@o.aldenproductions.9858]

What a darling you are to share all your settings and situation and these gorgeous photos 🥰👌✨

[@JanaWilliams]

Thanks friend. I know I would have appreciated this much information when I was first starting out too. It's my favorite way to think of the content I make.

[@trustthemosthigh7063]

I am so excited for this video.❤

[@JanaWilliams]

Thanks so much! I'll definitely be making more of these :)

[@kathysimindinger8753]

Great video!

[@JanaWilliams]

Thanks friend!

[@trustthemosthigh7063]

That was so helpful. Thank you

[@JanaWilliams]

You're so welcome! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@allenhendricks8892]

The image of walls and lights 24-70 Love

[@JanaWilliams]

Thank you so much!

[@allenhendricks8892]

Hi There
I see and hear 50m constantly and I struggle to get many subjects in image with 50m.... i think this is superb what you have achieved with 50m with many subjects....will keep trying...thanks for this images learned something by ladder in door 😊😊😊😊

[@JanaWilliams]

It can definitely be a tight shot when in a smaller room! Sometimes I find myself moving lots of furniture or even standing on the furniture in the room lol! Bringing my own ladder definitely helps!

[@emoryhunt680]

Thanks so much Jana!!!👍

[@stefsegers]

Hi Jana, audio echo is a bit distracting.. Further great content 👍🏽

[@dicky7]

No cap

[@JanaWilliams]

Thanks for the feedback! Will keep in mind moving forward.

[@allenhendricks8892]

Love on your toes at reception yes😂😂😂😂

[@ingenusselderphotography2216]

Thanks for the video. Which continious lights do you use?

[@mymrmelon3503]

Great video! I'm going to be doing my first sort of photoshoot for my schools up coming prom this may 😁 also I've found that for portraits (especially upper body portraits) I much prefer to use my 75-300mm at around 75-120 instead of the nifty 50 on my 18-55 haha. I'm not sure of whether this is a very good habit so I wonder what your thoughts are.

[@allenhendricks8892]

Start kit lens u can achieve relax keep taking images

[@JanaWilliams]

Personally, for portraits I love using my 50mm 1.2 lens. I feel like it helps create a very soft and flattering portrait. Has the prom happened yet? Very excited for you!

[@allenhendricks8892]

I am going to take a ladder with me ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@leasylulu90]

What laptop are you using?

[@JanaWilliams]

I have a Mac air and a 16 inch Mac laptop

[@kathysimindinger8753]

You should charge $$ for this kind of training.

[@JanaWilliams]

Sometimes it's more about sharing information with the community than the $$. I know I would have *personally* appreciated this much information when I was first starting out. Helping other photographers develop their craft is something that brings me a lot of joy and brings the community closer together overall :)

[@seaned8]

You need a better mic