How to Capture Stunning Wide-Angle Portraits On Location
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- Опубліковано 21 бер 2024
- Dive into the art of capturing breathtaking wide-angle portraits with our latest tutorial! Join @EliInfante as he explores the techniques of flash photography and high-speed sync on location, using the versatile FJ200 and a 24mm lens to create stunning images. Whether you're a beginner or looking to enhance your photography skills, this video is packed with tips and insights to inspire your next shoot.
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Fun times! Cant wait to go back to Ohio 🎉
Can't wait!!
Nice video Eli! I'm seeing a lot more of these diffused umbrellas floating around on YT lately, as a Rapid Box guy it seems like you'd lose a lot of power there vs. soft box right? Then again with this technique the light is pretty much on top of the model so maybe doesn't matter? Still seems like it'd be easier to use a bigger light (400 or 600), bigger light source and keep the light out of frame to save yourself the Photoshop. Also, thanks to The Pixel Connection for linking this video!
Great Video!!!
Awesome photos!
Any chance on doing a step by step video on how you used photoshop for the final result?
I have one on my UA-cam channel.
Thanks for the nice video! You're using a f/2 with a shutter speed of 1/6400 ... how do you sync your flash with such a short shutter speed?
Eli is using High-Speed Sync
honestly am not a big fan of face lighting and feet in the dark
the big difference of light between two is not realy artistique for me
but you give a well job bro !
This was an example if you are kind of on the go with wide shots. I use a larger Modifier when I shoot so it nullifies that issue of feet etc in shadow, but this is a great example for someone who is on the go.
So sorry that -- once again -- Photoshop seems to be required. Bummer. Really. Otherwise, excellent.