Photography Tutorials - Fashion Photography

[dozerbrake]

loool i like the way he work :P nice video

[shadowsoulangel]

awesome tips about Photography,i am newbie freelance Photographer,i'd really love to expand my knowledge about photography, kindly thank u so much, regards from Asia Pacific

[KRSchannel]

what lens are you using?

[PimpieD]

I want one of those cameratripods.

[ruivalesousa]

since i saw this video im trying to find one of those tripods without any luck, can someone send me a link where i can find one in europe?

thank you

thank you PhotographersAcademy

[kr3w1030]

What was your lens Size?

[demonclothingtv]

Video nice video, keep up the good work.

[groundupphotography]

very nice vid.

thanks for the awesome tips :D

[punkitonic]

hey does anyone know what brand his small slave flash would be and where i could get it from?

i've got all the gear i need as im a freelance photographer, but wouldnt mind his small slave flash as another light source alongside with my wireless flash when i shoot outdoors or on location with no power source.

[ilgas11]

it looks like JH - 6800 AC slave flash but i could be wrong

[bmxmyway]

what is the name of the flash shown at 6:18 or what is it called? thanks!

[maryalove2007]

nice vid good tips

[ossie4u]

Nice noncommercial tips and easy to follow.

tnx!

[bledherveins]

Hey there, your tutorial is great! Do you know what website or where i can find the slave flash your using. i cant seem to find one that works off batteries.

thanks

[Gissur33]

Do you know what I love about this guy? He is all about creativity. His entire focus is on the end result, not fancy studios equipment. If he only had a lighter for lighting and toilet tissue for a background, he would make it work. Sheet Metal and Chicken Wire...He's my hero!

[vatskytube]

Awesome Thank you!

[08009993226]

nice vid good tips

[bargainbin]

Good video with many points of interest.

Lovely model and great eyes I would have liked to see a smile and show those pearly teeth.

[inmacon]

Great Tips!

[zdumbi]

Thanks ;)

[carrotstickks]

very organised and constructive!

i've never seen a fashion photography shoot in action so this was really interesting.

thanks!

:)

[suefoto]

Thanks for the info. It was quite helpful! I don't see anything wrong with the girl and she doesn't look like a pig! I wish some people had better things to do with their time than to put people down.

[Bluebeau1980]

excellent.....

[digitalsusie]

he has a trigger on the top of his camera, were the flash supposed to go, which is triggerd to the light.

[websiteguru]

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[yanniz4eva]

does anyone know what kind of camera photographer uses to take model foto's? please help

[avanti76]

Fuji S3PRo or S2Pro

[bluebutterfly77]

im also new but was also waiting for the actual shots to be shown,that would have made a parfect wrap up for the video.

[itubeutude]

what's the purpose of the flash sender for the main light?

[chieffie77]

Exactly what you would expect it to be for: It sends an infrared signal to the flash, to trigger it to go off. It's just a handy substitute for a cable going from camera to flash. Gives you more freedom.

[itubeutude]

but isn't the main light already on?. (excuse my ignorance, i'm new to photography).

[chieffie77]

You´re excused :D No, the light that is on is the MODELLING light, usually about 100/150 Watt. Around the modelling light is the actual flash (150 - 1000 W/s) which is triggered by the flash sender: If you look at it again you see the light is on, but when he takes his shot the flash goes off even with the modelling light on.

[itubeutude]

ok thanks. (don't know much about lights :/)

[johnkollor]

God when i see how i set up my first shoot i feel stupit.

[pmdtran]

That was an extremely thorough video. I can tell there was much thought into preparing it and I appreciate at every opportunity you could you injected little details about the set-up, equipment, photographer preferences, variations. Well done!

[sydneypix]

Anyone who says this is not a good training video is out of touch with people who are just beginning and wanting to know how to do simple studio set ups.

[locolopelocolope]

interesting and helpful!

[enigmatico29]

thanks , your tutorials are great

[zippy172]

The pole was used so as not to need resetting the view from the camera, as he said. But... not one mention of a flash meter to get the correct exposure!!!

[tomhargreavesnet]

good choice of background. like the contrast

[PhotogIsaac]

wow some people have some opinions . well i guess hes ok for amature to learn but a pro knows even if u have shakey hands the strobes will freeze action . !! and everyone has a different style , who is anyone to say you have to shoot fashion from above or below. if you want to follow that good luck :) thats all.

[renilicious]

He gave his reasons for having the pole-mount for his camera, stupid. It's a good idea. It's also handy for people with slightly shaky hands (like me). And if you have a look at the mags these days, most high fashion shoots ARE from above or below.

[DerReporter23]

Cool Videolesson!

[shamelessbookworm]

The overhead lights in no way effect the studio lights. It looks the same whether they're on or off.  I have no idea why, but it's true. Give it a try.

[mattsladey111]

Really? I find it gives the studio lighting greater effect! lol... Thanks for the tip!

[gerone666]

can you plz tell me what is that Flash called I was waiting for something like that to buy, ty for the video and everything

[renilicious]

Which flash? The big one or the small that he pulled out and had on a pole? The big one is a soft box, the small is a slave. Any pro shop will know what you're talking about when you ask for them. :)

[lecabannis]

this video is fantastic!!! thanks for share!!!

[MelvinTucker]

thanks for the video!

[sgbphotography]

I haven't done much "people" photography, so this was helpful information. Thanks for sharing.

[jujubechan]

Great video!

I wonder if anyone knows what kind of camera mono stand he used (the camera pole).

[raulmontana13]

Good video indeed, thanks

[Shirou]

Awesome video.. this is very informative :D! thanks

[micahmack76]

it's cool