What size are the verticals coming out to? It looks like there is an inch border on the top and bottom, which would bring them to 10x6.67 or so? It is hard to tell from the video.
I realize you don't crop, I don't either. I was just asking because in a 12x9 page I could drop them in at 8x12 but it wouldn't look goo with only the black showing on one edge, so I am trying to figure out how much border I should use.
I've applied for Photography for college next year and I have to make a portfolio for the recruiters next month but I have no idea how. I've been told I should stick to one theme, but the problem is that I don't have a particular theme nor I have enough pictures of one theme to fill the book. I do a little bit of still life, macro, landscape, etc. and I was wondering if you think its okay if I included all different themes in the portfolio.
thanks for your sugestions. i made a video-folio of a collection from my digital photo work (Lightsteam). The idea is to use it as a presentation card to art gallerys. I'll post here the result. Feel free to comment... Best regards!
Hey Jared thanks for the great video, question for your photobooks ( you might have mentioned it in your video ) what size did you say yours was again? (for full frame that is so nothing gets cropped or compressed) Was it 12x9?
Great video, love the idea using adorama pix book as a portfolio (might try it my self for my first portfolio. I'm currently working on my first portfolio trying to spread my name out now and get my first few gigs in photography. Im only in high school so thanks for your advice love your videos mate.
JARED POLIN! I UPLOAD MY PICS ON A SITE CALLED TUMBLR. ITS MAINLY USED FOR BLOGGING, BUT I USE IT FOR HOST MY PHOTOS BECAUSE ITS REALLY CLEAN LOOKING. HOWEVER, I DON'T HAVE ANY HARD COPIES OF MY PICTURES LIKE YOU DO.
Hey Jared, I've seen a few similar comments but no response so I'll ask it as well. What do you think about electronic portfolios? Example: The iPad. I am starting a business in 2011... going to go legit!! And I've been thinking of using the iPad as the way of showing my work. I know some studios use a big flat screen on the wall to display and sell their work. Well this is just a mini portable version of that.... What do you think? Pros? Cons? Let me know!
I've seen a few other comments addressing the same thing but no response so I'll ask about it as well.. What do you think about electronic portfolios? Example the iPad? I have an iPad and I carry it in a nice leather case and it looks very professional and I have all of my respectable photos on it. Going to start a business in 2011 and I am thinking of using it as my portfolio. Pros? Cons? Your thoughts?
Thanks again Jared for everything you do for us!!!
@xbrandonolsonx I have an ipad as well and it is good for showing work but there is still something to be said when you hand someone something physical in the book form that makes them go wow. When they open up to a two page spread and boom they get hit with a full frame full page print 12x18 that makes an impression. I have a whole gallery portfolio of work that is 30x45 and 40x60 real prints real freaking big.
Hey Jared! Nice informative video on portfolios man! I'm currently in the process of getting my portfolio printed. I'm getting the same size book as yours at AdoramaPix (9x12). what is the actual size of the Vertical pictures in your book? i don't want to crop my vertical pictures..Thanks for your input bro! - Earl
Jared!!! I just broke the LCD screen of my camera( D90) i know i can send it back to Nikon and pay to get it fix. I know how to fix it but im sure that if i open the camera the warranty is not gonna be valid any longer. so, should i send it to repair and do it by myself and lose de warranty? (if i do it it is only gonna be 29 dlls) or i was thinking if i can sell it and get a d7000, well if i can sell my nikon d90 for 800 with the kit lens 18-105
@iDoodlie thanks for reply but yea i know i cant, im just saying xD well i can fix it for 29 dlls and then try to sell it, cuz i have it for like 2 months, the question is more that if i should fix it or send it :/
Fro, sorry talking about this again but, you will recommend a "cheap" semi-pro lens instead the 18-105mm that comes with D7000? I like taking portraits, so I`m gonna get the D7000 soon with 50mm f/1.8 but I guess i need a general-purpose lens too. Thanks, bro.
I have a D3100 and i am trying to start up in photography. the biggest issue is finding things to photograph. Where do you usually find the best places to start? I found that sports photography is probably going to be one of my favorite things to shoot, so what should i get for a lens in this case? and how do you quickly lock one person into focus when running, jumping, etc.? thanks for the help!
@kharrison1095 your going to want a longer lens with a fast f stop like a 70-200 2.8 sigma which runs $800 US but will allow you to capture sports extremely well.
very very very good photo
TheOneWhoSux 6 months ago
i like your hair man. it's really cool :D
bogdan7alex 8 months ago
How much would a book like that cost?
kentuckyfriedmeat96 11 months ago
why don't you crop? i crop all the time for better composition, is that alright or is no cropping ever better?
zacharney1 1 year ago
Thank for sharing! Good information the way it should be. Continue the good work.
prmass1 1 year ago
Jared,
What size are the verticals coming out to? It looks like there is an inch border on the top and bottom, which would bring them to 10x6.67 or so? It is hard to tell from the video.
kmarriner 1 year ago
@kmarriner that is pretty close, i do that because i do not crop my images and want to show them full frame.
JaredPolin 1 year ago
@kmarriner that is pretty close, i do that because i do not crop my images and want to show them full frame
JaredPolin 1 year ago
@JaredPolin
I realize you don't crop, I don't either. I was just asking because in a 12x9 page I could drop them in at 8x12 but it wouldn't look goo with only the black showing on one edge, so I am trying to figure out how much border I should use.
kmarriner 1 year ago
Hi Jared,
I've applied for Photography for college next year and I have to make a portfolio for the recruiters next month but I have no idea how. I've been told I should stick to one theme, but the problem is that I don't have a particular theme nor I have enough pictures of one theme to fill the book. I do a little bit of still life, macro, landscape, etc. and I was wondering if you think its okay if I included all different themes in the portfolio.
Your reply will be much appreciated!
5Sportfreak5 1 year ago
thanks for your sugestions. i made a video-folio of a collection from my digital photo work (Lightsteam). The idea is to use it as a presentation card to art gallerys. I'll post here the result. Feel free to comment... Best regards!
MrDavidserraspereira 1 year ago
lol Jared i had one of those clocks , i think i still have it in my toybox
Pur3Kiwi 1 year ago
Agree iPad is the way forward, photos looked so much more alive than a book or album.
lukasgisbert 1 year ago
Ipad is definitely great for portfolios
marckuypers 1 year ago
what did u study in college?
CrazyLini 1 year ago
okay so i had that clock too... and i still love it. no clue why that is..
thanks for the adoramapix info. i'm getting a book done by next week.
rashadpleasant 1 year ago
Hey Jared thanks for the great video, question for your photobooks ( you might have mentioned it in your video ) what size did you say yours was again? (for full frame that is so nothing gets cropped or compressed) Was it 12x9?
HaxXx1 1 year ago
Great video, love the idea using adorama pix book as a portfolio (might try it my self for my first portfolio. I'm currently working on my first portfolio trying to spread my name out now and get my first few gigs in photography. Im only in high school so thanks for your advice love your videos mate.
DanKPhotography 1 year ago
hey thanks for your responses, i have another question which company do you pick for printing album like the second one you picked
dafne1991 1 year ago
JARED POLIN! I UPLOAD MY PICS ON A SITE CALLED TUMBLR. ITS MAINLY USED FOR BLOGGING, BUT I USE IT FOR HOST MY PHOTOS BECAUSE ITS REALLY CLEAN LOOKING. HOWEVER, I DON'T HAVE ANY HARD COPIES OF MY PICTURES LIKE YOU DO.
leocabal91 1 year ago
Hey Jared, I've seen a few similar comments but no response so I'll ask it as well. What do you think about electronic portfolios? Example: The iPad. I am starting a business in 2011... going to go legit!! And I've been thinking of using the iPad as the way of showing my work. I know some studios use a big flat screen on the wall to display and sell their work. Well this is just a mini portable version of that.... What do you think? Pros? Cons? Let me know!
Thanks again Jared for all you do!!
xbrandonolsonx 1 year ago
I've seen a few other comments addressing the same thing but no response so I'll ask about it as well.. What do you think about electronic portfolios? Example the iPad? I have an iPad and I carry it in a nice leather case and it looks very professional and I have all of my respectable photos on it. Going to start a business in 2011 and I am thinking of using it as my portfolio. Pros? Cons? Your thoughts?
Thanks again Jared for everything you do for us!!!
xbrandonolsonx 1 year ago
@xbrandonolsonx I have an ipad as well and it is good for showing work but there is still something to be said when you hand someone something physical in the book form that makes them go wow. When they open up to a two page spread and boom they get hit with a full frame full page print 12x18 that makes an impression. I have a whole gallery portfolio of work that is 30x45 and 40x60 real prints real freaking big.
JaredPolin 1 year ago
iPad can be a good choice.
ragenumbers 1 year ago
I have that Fisher-Price clock!!!!!
mipmipmipmipmip 1 year ago
@mipmipmipmipmip sweet.
JaredPolin 1 year ago
Hey Jared! Nice informative video on portfolios man! I'm currently in the process of getting my portfolio printed. I'm getting the same size book as yours at AdoramaPix (9x12). what is the actual size of the Vertical pictures in your book? i don't want to crop my vertical pictures..Thanks for your input bro! - Earl
earliozz 1 year ago
@earliozz Honestly not sure, drop it in full frame scale it down than see what looks right without cropping.
JaredPolin 1 year ago
Jared!!! I just broke the LCD screen of my camera( D90) i know i can send it back to Nikon and pay to get it fix. I know how to fix it but im sure that if i open the camera the warranty is not gonna be valid any longer. so, should i send it to repair and do it by myself and lose de warranty? (if i do it it is only gonna be 29 dlls) or i was thinking if i can sell it and get a d7000, well if i can sell my nikon d90 for 800 with the kit lens 18-105
kuatemachu 1 year ago
@kuatemachu i doubt ur going to get 800 for a d90 w/ a broken screen..
iDoodlie 1 year ago
@iDoodlie thanks for reply but yea i know i cant, im just saying xD well i can fix it for 29 dlls and then try to sell it, cuz i have it for like 2 months, the question is more that if i should fix it or send it :/
kuatemachu 1 year ago
would you recommend building a digital portfolio, say like on an iPad or a laptop instead of going through the trouble of creating an actual book?
THanks for the help.
alzjcz 1 year ago
@alzjcz Call me old school... But at least I think a printed photo sell better then on a screen.
zeptome 1 year ago
@alzjcz i have that to but its not the same as physically seeing large size images and turning the pages of the book to see what is next.
JaredPolin 1 year ago
when you shoot live concerts, do you think you bother the people watching the concert with your big FRO getting in the way?! :P
nwarken 1 year ago
@nwarken nope usually not an issue.
JaredPolin 1 year ago
Thanks for the tips on portfolios. I love those books..Im looking to build a portfolio myself..thanks for the tips Jared!
thecomment27 1 year ago
good job jared! :)
fotographa2010 1 year ago
Fro, sorry talking about this again but, you will recommend a "cheap" semi-pro lens instead the 18-105mm that comes with D7000? I like taking portraits, so I`m gonna get the D7000 soon with 50mm f/1.8 but I guess i need a general-purpose lens too. Thanks, bro.
xarte 1 year ago
@xarte jared usually recommends an affordable f/2.8 lens, either sigma 18-50 or a tamron 17-50 as a general lens
du2xmedia 1 year ago
I have a D3100 and i am trying to start up in photography. the biggest issue is finding things to photograph. Where do you usually find the best places to start? I found that sports photography is probably going to be one of my favorite things to shoot, so what should i get for a lens in this case? and how do you quickly lock one person into focus when running, jumping, etc.? thanks for the help!
kharrison1095 1 year ago
@kharrison1095 your going to want a longer lens with a fast f stop like a 70-200 2.8 sigma which runs $800 US but will allow you to capture sports extremely well.
JaredPolin 1 year ago
Fro may know photo, but Fro needs to study the apostrophe, which wasn't necessary here.
IABoomerTube 1 year ago
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i can see you are Jewish... ;)
Alaev100 1 year ago
Nicely done!
Itchhhh 1 year ago
Thanks for this tip Jared! The book idea is really neat.
CardboardStories 1 year ago
Loving these Super secret project videos
russellskates 1 year ago