Wow! I am quite impressed.She seems to be fun to work with and has that bubbly personality, even skin tone is always a plus! I am hoping to be able to get a few models lined up after winter hits. Do you have any hints as to do when you are in the snow? I don't want to wash out the models but I like to keep it soft and not standing out in the cold for too long... I have a Sony Dslr A230 and I normally use natural light and fill flash when needed when the sun moves and cast a shadow. Thank you!
I think it would look awesome if you shot on a tripod and actually slow down the shutter speed to capture more of a silky look to the water in the background.
@ZackNutsack - I actually did use that technique on most of the shots. Once I got close to the waterfall, I didnt want to have my camera stationary under the falls for too long because it can only withstand so much spray. It's a hard technique to do with the lighting esp on the model but that's what I had a beauty dish onsite to help add some fill flash.
To say the video was shot by your friend playing with the features on his 550d (t2i) it looks like an incredibly professional video, kudos going his way ;)
Cant fault the photography on show here either, awesome work :)
@V2k34e - Canon 5DM2 camera and I used a little on camera fill flash on some of the location spots. I used a Profoto beauty dish as much as possible. I had to resort to the Canon 580ex flash because there was a lot of spray from the falls once we got closer.
Wow! I am quite impressed.She seems to be fun to work with and has that bubbly personality, even skin tone is always a plus! I am hoping to be able to get a few models lined up after winter hits. Do you have any hints as to do when you are in the snow? I don't want to wash out the models but I like to keep it soft and not standing out in the cold for too long... I have a Sony Dslr A230 and I normally use natural light and fill flash when needed when the sun moves and cast a shadow. Thank you!
KayceeBuza 2 months ago
Hey Brandon, do you know what program he used to put the video together?
eddieamelia 2 months ago
@eddieamelia - Final Cut Pro
brandonoursler 2 months ago
where is that
MegaSinar 3 months ago
I think it would look awesome if you shot on a tripod and actually slow down the shutter speed to capture more of a silky look to the water in the background.
ZackNutsack 3 months ago
@ZackNutsack - I actually did use that technique on most of the shots. Once I got close to the waterfall, I didnt want to have my camera stationary under the falls for too long because it can only withstand so much spray. It's a hard technique to do with the lighting esp on the model but that's what I had a beauty dish onsite to help add some fill flash.
brandonoursler 3 months ago
Straight forward and effective.
samelaaraujo 4 months ago
To say the video was shot by your friend playing with the features on his 550d (t2i) it looks like an incredibly professional video, kudos going his way ;)
Cant fault the photography on show here either, awesome work :)
Robellislol 6 months ago
she looks like Judd Appatows wife, pretty
appacana 8 months ago
Pictures looks very good.
What equipment did you use?
V2k34e 1 year ago
Pictures looks very good.
What equipment did you use?
V2k34e 1 year ago
@V2k34e - Canon 5DM2 camera and I used a little on camera fill flash on some of the location spots. I used a Profoto beauty dish as much as possible. I had to resort to the Canon 580ex flash because there was a lot of spray from the falls once we got closer.
brandonoursler 1 year ago
Great job and great video behind the scenes work too!
CussinSailor36 1 year ago
Saweet Brandon! Who shot the video?
XtremeMeasuresTV 1 year ago
@XtremeMeasuresTV - My friend Matt Barker. He wanted to experiment with the video features of his Canon T2i. I think it worked out quite nicely.
brandonoursler 1 year ago