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What f-stop did you use for the dogs looking into the present?

Hi! What kind of light box would you recommend for indoor photography? Not for this scene but in general for other scenes? Can’t wait to try this one with my dog. Hope to take your learning journey someday. ❤

Cute! Thanks for these fun ideas.

Were you using the off camera flash? I see the soft box by the person throwing the treats.

Dont you have presets for sale ?

Thanks for the cool idea. I've seen variations on the theme with children and often thought about doing this, just haven't pulled the trigger on it yet. Maybe this is the year!

Thank you for sharing!

That was p-awesome. Going to try this out. I can't find the link for The 12 Days of Dog-Mas, but then I'm not renowned for looking properly 😂. I have a softbox app on my phone that's free and has different colours, so I might try that in the bottom of the box. Now off to source a box after walking The Wolf 😁. Have a wonderful Christmas/Dogmas love from Wylfen and me 😊.

I am a wildlife photographer and really wanted to get into pet photography for a long time, but the fear of burning out and it ruining the passion I have for it is why I never pursued it. I’m sorry you’re feeling this way and I hope you can get back into it soon!

Thank you for sharing, this helps so much!

Enjoyed the chat and the edit!

Hi Emily, I did love this video and I would enjoy more of those!

Thank you for the useful tips. I understand how difficult it is to find motivation to get out and take photos on the dull and dark days like we have here in Stockholm. Love your editing. I can’t imagine the pressure to be a creator and have your own business and to have to be creative on commend. Wishing you a better 2025. Yes you are right about finding joy in personal projects separated from work. Some professional photographers have even different cameras for business and private use.

Aw thank you for this video Emily🙏🏻 I really miss being a part of the membership. I hope I’ll get the money to come back soon🥹❤️

I know the feeling. I was driving from Denmark to Germany and Austria with my dog. To take photos. I got so stressed out from all the ting I wanted to photograph and did not feel I did good enough. Forgot to film and just stressed over being so far from home. When I got home all motivation for photography just got lost. It is back now <3

Thankyou :)

This was really nice, thank you for the rambling. I completely missed the edit because I just listened and packed stuff for an event I'm at tomorrow.

Excellent

Best part starts at 8:03 very helpful thank you <3

Can you link the LED light here? What is the size and did you just use one in all these shots? Thanks!

Very inspirational video, love it! Your original pictures however are already stunning, amazing job :)

Amazing video, thank you. If you say "masking them out" what tools/mode do you use ? Trying to follow but could not chatch on it. Thanks

i'm just starting with dog photography and I "stumbled" over your channel - love it! great lesson, great insights and makes fun for more......many thanks and I'll probably "book" a course on your website ;)

I love your videos, I would like to see a video that gives an insight on how you trained your dogs to pose for photos.

I cant afford a really expensive camera but i am ordering the 50mm 1.8 lense to start off with as an al rounder and i love watching your videos!

Yes !! Such a good tip👌🏼❤️

Great video! Lots of good info in addition to the panorama technique. Thanks!!

Nice vid. You stressed the importance of not refocusing, but I think it also needs to stressed that the metering should also be locked if you're not in manual, since exposure changes are just as detrimental as focus changes when it comes to stitching a pano that looks good. Most cameras have a metering lock button but few people use it even though many shoot in shutter or aperture priority rather than manual when it comes to dogos. I like your idea of a pano as a situation saver when you're just not quite set up right but the moment happens anyway.

I love watching your videos and find them very helpful, but I am sensitive to people using the Lord's name in vain. Thank you for your content I hope to continue watching.😃

Great. Thanks.

I’m just beginning a pet photography business. Your Instagram has been super inspirational, and I’m so happy to find your RUclips videos! Thank you so much for sharing your insights 💜🐾📸

I LOVE dogs but have only tried taking photos of them a cpl of times and have no idea how to edit them. My Sigma 85 mm F/1.4 helps with the sharpness and bokeh luckily. Thanks so much for showing us the edit. Thats so important for us amateurs. We see 100´s of videos and none of them show the editing process.

I have NO idea what you did, but would like to learn. 🙈

Amazing video! Thank you!!

This was very helpful:)

I like these short format videos, thanks.

awesome video. I did not know you could get bokeh with the sun in the direction other than behind the subject. I am going location hunting :) Thanks so much!!!!

I would love to continue watching your videos and find them very helpful, but I am sensitive to people using the Lord's name in vain. thank you for your content I hope to be able to keep watching. 😃

It would be really helpful if you time-stamped your videos. Then we could skip to what we need rather than watch everything (which can be a waste of time).

What camera do you use x

Super, thx:)

thanks for the informative video.

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I have several clients that show dogs, and they're very particular about not having eye colour altered. My problem dogs have the blackest fur and very dark eyes and this is a characteristic they're judged on, but in studio enough light to put detail into their coat tends to shine through their eyes and give them a strange red colour cast. I usually try dodging and burning their eyes to take as much of this out as I can without damaging the catch lights etc. Any ideas on this front?

I have a Champagne German Shepherd with very dark eyes - I have never thought to use a larger radial filter over her face and then use a smaller, separate filter over her eyes - I usually just do Wylfen's eyes. This is such an informative tutorial - I would never have thought to add colour to Wylfen's eyes either. Can't wait to try your tips. Thank you so very much 😁.

Great video! Made sure to save it so I can come back to it again!!

Very helpful. I usually do eyes in PS. I can usually adjust opacity. I understand opacity can be adjusted in the LR masks? I do most of my edits in LR but do detail in PS. Thank you!

Is there somewhere we can find the gradient presets? i have been struggling for an hour now to get the right colours without succes :/

Your work is amazing ❤️

I love this. Can you do videos of on location with clients and their dogs? Like how you’d worth with a dog that isn’t your own?