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How to Photograph Professional Fashion Models -Test Photoshoots
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- Опубліковано 10 жов 2017
- In this How-To photography video I talk about how to work with models and doing model photoshoots using natural light photography.
I cover a variety photography tips and tricks I use when working with model and natural light photography.
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About Me: My name is Anita Sadowska, Im a 24 year old professional fashion photographer based in Dublin, Ireland. On my channel I will be uploading regular photography tips & tricks, Fashion shoot behind the scenes and loads of photoshop and lightroom retouching and editing tutorials.
Thanks for the videos. Great work. Wish you great success this year.
Anito, obserwuję Cię od czasów Photobloga i jesteś moim wirtualnym mentorem i mistrzem! Nie mogę się napatrzeć na Twój profesjonalizm i dziękuję bardzo za Twoje filmiki- podsyłam je każdemu komu mogłyby się przydać :)
Those shots are so beautiful! Anita, I love watching you at work so much!
We agree
I love how simple these looks are. Great job. Looks like Shelby and I have some work to do!
yes
The best light! Lovely shots, Krystal is brilliant
Beautiful pictures!!!!
Love using natural light, beautiful model and images!
I found this very useful. 😊
I love you so much Anita!!! You share the most relevant information to an upstart / working photographer that has a real impact to how we conduct business and build our portfolios. Thank you so much for adding so much value with the content you create. Luv you Lots
Appreciate these videos. Thank you for sharing your expertise
Hi Anita,
i'm new to photography about 2 -3 years now , i mostly shoot Motorsports , i'm located in the Caribbean . i luv your explanation as you're shooting and also your editing techniques and how you go about it , to have your style consistent . What will be awesome is while you're working with the models have them speak about how they get into the zone to achieve the best results and what they look for when working with a photographer.. Also a longer process into editing and how u go about to change colors etc. and last but not least , when u use flash photography and how you go about it before taking the first shot.
Thanks a lot for sharing tips for us all to appreciate.
Breathtaking shots. Congrats!
I love you , thank you for all of your tips, I appreciate it so much. Hope you will keep doing it.
My studio has windows like that and you're reminded me how beautiful natural light photos can look without a strobe or even reflector (and a little editing)
Great video Anita. I would love to see a little more of your editing process. I think that's what I find the most difficult after my shoots. Having so many options on how to edit, how do you decide how to edit these type of shoots?
This was awesome. My main issue right now is contacting the right people. How do you go about it, the technicalities and possible paperwork or limitations established by the agency and whatnot.
Great vid!
Thank you for posting these. They are amazing.
Yessss thank you for another amazing video. I freaking love when you upload.
Great information, thank you for sharing
Thanks anita! You did an amazing job!
Great video and fantastic images
Absolutely love this video thanks..
Awesome. Waiting for more
Loved the video, the images look amazing! Can you do a video retouching one of these? maybe one that includes her legs and arms just to see how you would retouch other parts of her body, not just the face :)
I love your videos. They teach me so much
lovely natural light
Hi Anita, great video, learned a lot from it and really liked your approach in every respect.
Hi Anita,
The biggest problem I have when shooting agency girls is getting multiple angles and looks. I find when I'm culling I realized I messed up the images by being to close or cropping out body parts and forgetting to get headshot portraits of different outfits, 3/4 and various sitting/standing shots. Can you make a video on how you plan the shoot and get the shots you need? i was think of making a shot list for various angle headshots, 3/4, full body, side body, chair posies, floor and wall so that way have 15+ images w/ 2 or 3 outfits. I hope I'm not over thinking it but I had losing on the opportunity of getting good shots especially when I can't get back the same team. Not sure if anyone else shares this problem.
Not a question directed at me but I can share what helped me in the beginning.
When I first started out, a photography mentor taught me to always start a model test shoot "set" with portraits and then work backwards, gradually adding more of the subject in to the frame. So 3/4, full length, seated, floor work etc.
Portraits are technically the easiest shot to execute from a posing standpoint because there is less going on in the frame. It's a good way to warm up and for you both to find your groove. Starting a set with portraits forces you to get close to the subject. This is good for establishing great rapport and connection right from the get go, and will elevate the results of all your subsequent images.
Once you've shot in this manner a few times, it becomes second nature and you have a routine that ensures you cover all the standard requirements for an agency test shoot.
Shots lists are certainly something that I use in commercial and advertising projects where the art director/client requires a specific set of images however, for a test shoot it's something I would consider overkill. That said, if it helps you get what "you" want from a shoot, then do it! You need to do what works for you.
Side note: If you shoot with a high megapixel camera, you get massive leeway with your cropping anyway. So a full length shot can be cropped to a headshot without concern for most image use cases.
Hope this helps. Cheers from London.
Jeff Jean I feel you. The same often happens to me if I'm not paying attention. I echo John Samson's advice, except that I do it backwards. I'll start with whole body and then move in to 3/4 1/2 then close up portraits within the same look if I like whats going on.
Because I love portraits, i'll often shoot a separate portrait look.
What helps me is taking time during the shoot to scroll through what I have; making sure I don't fall in love with an outfit or look and take too many photos. I've written shoot lists for myself, and kept example photos in my phone i'll glance at while the model is changing or texting.
Take your time and make a concentrated effort and you'll go home with more of what you want!
May I answer ur question sir? Shortly: Just make step-by-step reference list. Every shot had to be prepared and presented by reference and short description - emotion, clothes, makeup, hair, accessories, background. I'm making a presentation about model testshoots so if you r interested i could write you more advices via email dee2@mail.ru
Is a model test something like an audition? Where youre seeing if you like the model for the future?
No, usually model tests are shootings for model agencies that need professional, but simple images of their new models for their portfolios. Thats also why they are a great opportunity for younger photographers to expand their portfolios by shooting with professional models :)
Stunning content! i really like how you simplify an impressive piece of work. Thanks a lot.
thank so much, glad you're enjoying the content!
Luv the video. So simple and uncomplicated, but great results 😎👍
wow!!, que hermoso te queda el rubio!! te amo!!!
Stunning model and good advice!
Fantastic BTS video, really informative!
Cześć. Widzę, że często robisz ruch aparatem góra/dół, chodzi o AF?
I pytanie jeżeli można dot. sprzętu. Ale w kwestii bardziej dostępności do ustawień niż specyfikacji sprzętu. Co zazwyczaj lubisz mieć na wierzchu? Co zazwyczaj zmieniasz z miejsca dostając nowy aparat do pracy, czy do testów które robiłaś już na kanale? :)
Thanks for sharing these tips...
Nice shoot ideas and great results. One point: You called the white board a flag but flags are used to selectively block light. I'd just call it what it is: a reflector to fill in shadows to reduce the exposure ratio.
Awesome video!
Amazing work
Loved the video and tips Anita. Just wanted to ask you if you use the manual setting on the camera or aperture mode etc? Also when you’re approaching models to do test shoots would you be charging them? How do you go about asking them and the agency? Thank you. Xxx
lovely, thank you so much, this was simple and beautiful :)
Haha szukałam tego wszędzie i w końcu znalazłam u Polki :) Ja właśnie zaczynam, powiedz mi, jakiego światła używasz do testów z lampami? Czy klasyczny, 3-modelowy rodzaj światła się sprawdzi, bez beauty dishów?
Thank you for saving us.
Hey Anita, love the video. Where can you by the white board and black board from
Roblox fashion girl Builder's merchants 8ftx4ft insulation board and a tin of Matt black paint. Bicycle stands to support them.
I just subscribed to your channel. I love it. I just wanted to ask how you find such talented models and if you have any tips to find talents when you're a beginner
I would love to know how long this shoot took. You're a goddamned pro, Anita. Fcuking inspiring.
Can you do a video on culling for the final set of images? (I'm sure you took more than one photo of the same pose, i'd like to know what do you look for when selecting your final set.)
Thank you Anita 🙏
The model is so good looking.
this is great !
Grazie Ani!! Thank you so much!! ;)
Hi! awesome video! I would like to know how many pictures do you give to a model agency for a test shoot ? And how much do you charge ? Thank you for your videos cheers from France
Thank you!
I love the look of natural light. However, I get problems with the light colour. The blue from the sky and green from trees mess up the skin tones. How do you get a neutral white light through a window?
i never have problems with the sky, however trees can be tricky to ballance. the window i shot by is really high up so there are no obstacles in front of it!
Have you tried shooting a greycard so that you can then use it to fix balance in post. That's the route I always take, Hope this helps
How come you shoot ISO 250 when you could drop the Shutter speed?
Because if the model is moving and switching poses you don't want to end up with a motion blur or have the face a or a limb out of focus
@@danielgcastrillon7989 Still, 320 seems a bit high for that?
@@RobSpeaking Nope, Its fine. Most people think that the higher the iso, or shutter speed, it adds grain, some times you want grain so the photo doesn't look too digital, it's ok to shoot different from everyone else. Experiment with different settings. I personally shoot higher Iso and Higher shutter speed, theres a specific look you get, but you only know if you try.
Me encanta
fantastic....!!!
I love watching your behind the scenes video
Nice!!!
I like the simplicity of the studio also, I love the skin color.
what are your camera settings?
camera settings were in the video mate
I meant menu settings, such as picture style, contrast, sharpness and all of that.
Thank you.
i need the tutorial about how to do those black wall😱😱😱😱😍
did you touch the raw photos in photoshop Or You Leaved it As It Is ?
what lenses are you using?
Canon yey👍🏻👏🏻
:D :D :D
Can someone let me know why she raises the camera and then lowers it again before take a shot? Like at 4:06-4:11? Does that help with focus?
Looks like Anita is using the focus and re-compose method, which is often used when a camera doesn't have many autofocus points. This allows the photographer to lock the point of focus and then change the composition if desired. I own an Olympus E-300 which has three autofocus points and I use this technique a lot.
@@jessestarks3128 Thanks!!
What is this song? So nice!
Shooting in black background looks more better and light comes from other side
Anyone have any tips on doing call sheets?
Hi Anita love your videos and tips! May I ask what body oil your models use?
David Huang Johnson's baby oil 😂😂
Thank you! I asked because you said in an earlier video (was the one in south africa?) that it was olive oil, wasnt sure if I heard correctly.
David Huang The Olive oil spray was the makeup artist idea. I think it’s less messy than baby oil
IamDon oh got it thank you!
Why so serious, great tips btw☺️
How did u edit these photos? love ur videos
thank you!
it was actually really minimal, most work was done in the camera!
Anita! Podoba mi się Twój kanał, bardzo inspirujący - dajesz kopa do działania :) widzę, że przy naturalnym świetle ogromnie spada jakość zdjęć, niby ustawienia takie jakie trzeba ISO niskie czas szybki, a jakość leci. U mnie to samo :( czemu tak się dzieje i czy da się jakoś temu zapobiec robiąc zdjęcia w naturalnym świetle?
Kind of
what lens was used in the shoot please?
50mm 1.4 :)
kind of...
Eduardo Alcalá kind of what?
In my studio I've the same floor....ahahah ;)
Never understood why people shoot at high iso when there is no need for it.. Why degrade image quality.
Otong ki tutumpu no
#goodsweaty haha :) so funny
I think it's hilarious the huge chasm between the photos of the contemporary Western women as sexually liberated, self assured, sensual, etc (in fashion, glamour, etc) and their actual conservative sexual personality. You couldn't get more hypocritical if you photographed nuns pole dancing. Think it be more authentic to take these American women out to nature location and photograph them in regular clothes.