That was one of the best videos I've watched from you. The delivery of your points related to lighting and how much of a difference between a strong image and an average image was conveyed so clearly. Loved it, even after watching it 3 times already, I got more from it each time. Your model was awesome as well, big Kudos to Jesus. 💯
So helpful to have talent like that out of their shell with poses etc. You could just let that guy go for 30 minutes and get amazing shots. Great instruction and guidance.
Love the way you convey your concepts. Great advice, and I must admit I’m impressed by how sharp your images were at 5.6 when the foot was way out towards the camera:).
One thing I liked about this video is for the fact it’s so understandable… it’s like teaching the child how to crawl while you crawl along with him. Thank you.
Mega super! Nigdy tu nie byłam u ciebie. Bardzo mi się podoba z jaką lekkością opowiadasz o tym, jak intuicyjnie, według własnego wyczucia i gustu ustawiasz światło i pozy. Super ! Samam fotografuję i własnie najbardziej cenie sobie zaufanie do tego co widzę i co chcę osiągnąć w zdjęciach portretowych i ludzi. Będę zaglądać częściej.
Great video, helps a lot. I tend to rush it too much, need to take the time and look over the pose more. Its a pain looking over the photos in post and realize what should have been done. Thumbs up for this one.
Awesome video, I have read the boring theory a million times, but it never sinks in, this is presented so well, everything makes sense. Thankyou, much appreciated
Love the focus on fundamentals. I often forget to lower my light when my model changes positions like yours did moving to a squat position from standing. Great reminder. I didn’t see much change with the negative fill but will rewatch from something other than my phone. I’ve not heard of the tip you mentioned briefly - 32” octa should be ~32” from the model. Sounds like a cool tip for quick setup.
Great stuff, I am learning SO much! Can you do one with posing families? I'd like to shoot family portraits, daddy / daughter wedding portraits, grandparent / grandchild portraits, etc. But, again . . . GREAT content Pye! Tomaz
Great model and interesting poses especially the triangle one he did holding his right heel with his left hand while standing. MGS sound bite ! was hilarious 😂
I learned a lot form this! Excellent video. Thank you so much for the detailed explanation especially on the poses. I've never seen that explained well before.
Thank you Pye and Adorama, I always learn from and enjoy your videos. In this example, turning the V-Flats to the white side to show the difference would have been helpful.
Jesus was a highly collaborative model. He seemed very interested in what you were saying and tried to strike a corresponding pose. The results should have pleased him. Well done!
7:12. I gotta have my eyes checked. The only - very subtle - differences I see in the negative fill shot are: highlight on the forehead is slightly subdued and left shoulder looks a bit brighter (and facial expression but that's not V flats effect)
Curious as to why you chose a f stop of 5.6 ? I think a lot of the time photographers are drilled into thinking a higher f stop like 2.8 is always better.
Smaller aperture is usually better for studio portrait as we can have as much light as we want (using flash) and also makes the shot sharper. By using smaller aperture, you can get a deeper depth of field. Lenses also tend to be sharper around F4.0-5.6.
I think the negative fill didn't actually work. I can't see it and the physics, as I understand it, mean the far away (and black) walls are already negative fill.
That cat is a great model! How can you go wrong haha. Anyway....Some of this negative fills....Do you really need all that stuff when you can easily achieve it in post?
Thanks for watching! Comment below what you'd like to learn next!
Every vid from U is a learning opportunity regardless of the topic
I would love to see after processing from this video ❤
You rock, Pye! I've always found your tutorials to be accessible, your delivery tasteful, and the takeaways clear. Thank you!
It only educational but entertaining as well. Exquisite work. It always helps to have a talented model. MORE please.
This is one of the best videos on lighting and posing I’ve ever seen. Thanks Pye!
That was one of the best videos I've watched from you. The delivery of your points related to lighting and how much of a difference between a strong image and an average image was conveyed so clearly. Loved it, even after watching it 3 times already, I got more from it each time. Your model was awesome as well, big Kudos to Jesus. 💯
Model Name is Jhesus Aponte
So helpful to have talent like that out of their shell with poses etc. You could just let that guy go for 30 minutes and get amazing shots. Great instruction and guidance.
All I can say here is thanks. Creative illumination of the fundamentals.
another good one from the best Adorama presenter👌
This was fantastic. Could have been four hours and I'd have watched the whole thing.
Love the way you convey your concepts. Great advice, and I must admit I’m impressed by how sharp your images were at 5.6 when the foot was way out towards the camera:).
Amazing model, Fantastic workshop, I learned heaps.
One thing I liked about this video is for the fact it’s so understandable… it’s like teaching the child how to crawl while you crawl along with him. Thank you.
Great use of the metal gear alert sound effect 👏👏
Expression should match the pose....this phrase and explanation just opened the clouds for me. Crazy.
Mega super! Nigdy tu nie byłam u ciebie. Bardzo mi się podoba z jaką lekkością opowiadasz o tym, jak intuicyjnie, według własnego wyczucia i gustu ustawiasz światło i pozy. Super ! Samam fotografuję i własnie najbardziej cenie sobie zaufanie do tego co widzę i co chcę osiągnąć w zdjęciach portretowych i ludzi. Będę zaglądać częściej.
Thank you! 💖✨
Great video, helps a lot. I tend to rush it too much, need to take the time and look over the pose more. Its a pain looking over the photos in post and realize what should have been done. Thumbs up for this one.
Amazingly impactful video in such a short bite..! Thank you
Thank you. So beautifully explained
Thank you Pye and thank you Jesus! Very helpful.
really helpful, thank you. appreciated the bit of real life bumping into the lights left into the final edit!
This is fantastic. Great model and great instruction!
Appreciate it
Fantastic, helpful, SO helpful. Thank you!!
I really learn a lot from this video even from your own SLR Lounge channel, about the tips I really need.
Awesome video, I have read the boring theory a million times, but it never sinks in, this is presented so well, everything makes sense. Thankyou, much appreciated
Fantastic, thanks Pye. Nice simple lighting set up as well. Great model too ...
Such a nice video. Loved the model, he looks amazing and clearly knows what to do. Great video. Thanks a lot for sharing.
This is more about posing and working with a subject than studio lighting fundamentals. Not bad suggestions, but not what I was looking for.
Love the focus on fundamentals. I often forget to lower my light when my model changes positions like yours did moving to a squat position from standing. Great reminder. I didn’t see much change with the negative fill but will rewatch from something other than my phone.
I’ve not heard of the tip you mentioned briefly - 32” octa should be ~32” from the model. Sounds like a cool tip for quick setup.
I like the way you explained it. Great job.
Thank you so much! It was amazing how few changes made the difference!
awesome video, thanks a bunch Pye and Jhesus
When I watch your videos I feel like I can stop subscribing from everyone else. Man you nailed it on this one. Love your work. Love the tutorials.
Jheus did awesome ! Awesome video as usual.
Appreciate it!
I love this video! Excellent points and your model is amazing 🔥
Fantastic ... please we need to learn more about beauty shoots poses in your style
Great stuff, I am learning SO much! Can you do one with posing families? I'd like to shoot family portraits, daddy / daughter wedding portraits, grandparent / grandchild portraits, etc. But, again . . . GREAT content Pye! Tomaz
Excellent advice, well done, the poses are really interesting
This was great teaching. Your model inspired me more in doing people photos too.
Big like, thank you so much, hope to see more videos for studio lighting techniques
Great explanation and excellent model. Thanks guys.
Am I the only one seeing a guy in high heels or am I supposed to not notice that? 🤣
That Metal Gear Solid SFX, ha! Another great video, Pye. Cheers!
Great model and interesting poses especially the triangle one he did holding his right heel with his left hand while standing.
MGS sound bite ! was hilarious 😂
Wonderful sence of human body & lights
That was an amazing video. Thank you so much for this!
I learned a lot form this! Excellent video. Thank you so much for the detailed explanation especially on the poses. I've never seen that explained well before.
Wish I could have u as my teacher cause u really have a great teaching skill!
Haha, appreciate it.
Awesome! I love the way you demonstrated the huge difference a high angle makes vs. a low angle.
Thankyou so much for this!!!❣️
Great tutorial, instructions and Great model.....Pye n Jesus🤗❤️
Fantastic tutorial and model skill!
Incredibly useful, thank you
Great tutorial. Well explained and crafted step by step.
Glad you enjoyed!
great video and tips. limited kit but can do so much with it and the model knows how to pose well. Thanks!
Indeed, Jhesus was awesome
Thanks for the amazing tut my friend!!!I will explore your posing tips for sure in the future!
Appreciate it!
Great Stuff! Cool Model!
Very proffesional and engaging. Thanks
Thank you so much it was a lovely and and educative video
Great video, thanks for the insights
Another amazing video, thank you Pye. This will definitely help me with my fashion shoots coming in the next 2 weeks. Jesus is amazing.
Indeed he was!
@@payamjirsa Where is the link to follow Jesus, the dancer/model?
@@photocraftermomoftwo came here to ask the same thing
Liv this...great shoot
Thank you
Video content was well worth it.
Appreciate it!
I loved the video ! Really... thanks for the detailed explanation 👏👏👏
Great video Pye, once again filled with very useful info. Thanks.
Really helpful...I appreciate!! Thanks
I appreciate you! Thanks for this!
Guys you are so awesome.
Thank you Pye and Adorama, I always learn from and enjoy your videos. In this example, turning the V-Flats to the white side to show the difference would have been helpful.
Thanks for commenting, glad you enjoyed!
very helpful, great way of talking
I loved the Beyonce pose 🙂 . Great great job. Loved the audio as well. I wonder what lapel mic or whatever voice recorder you are using.
That was awesome!
that talent is also as good as you sir. Love tis video
Jesus was a highly collaborative model. He seemed very interested in what you were saying and tried to strike a corresponding pose. The results should have pleased him. Well done!
Indeed he was !
great video!!!
Super helpful!!!
Top notch!
Cool one!
Love Jesus! Thanks for the tips and all you do!
Great explanation
Thank you this is so helpful
Shout out to Jesus. He’s an incredible model. Powerful poses and absolutely amazing outfit. Great job.
Jhesus this is amazing!
Great one 😎
Outstanding, thanks for the tutorial.🔥🔥🔥
Thx!
excellent model.
What flash mode are you using? Normal or TTL?
Very informative!
Thank you 🙏🏽
This is great helps me emphasize details on my next shoot …👍🏻
7:12. I gotta have my eyes checked. The only - very subtle - differences I see in the negative fill shot are: highlight on the forehead is slightly subdued and left shoulder looks a bit brighter (and facial expression but that's not V flats effect)
Great video
Needed this !
Curious as to why you chose a f stop of 5.6 ? I think a lot of the time photographers are drilled into thinking a higher f stop like 2.8 is always better.
Smaller aperture is usually better for studio portrait as we can have as much light as we want (using flash) and also makes the shot sharper.
By using smaller aperture, you can get a deeper depth of field. Lenses also tend to be sharper around F4.0-5.6.
Is there any way to have the c-stand arm attached to a vertical coming from the ceiling? I have very limited floorspace in my tiny studio. Thanks!
Great work
super cool!
I think the negative fill didn't actually work. I can't see it and the physics, as I understand it, mean the far away (and black) walls are already negative fill.
Negative fill is usually quite subtle, a bit hard to see in videos. Give it a shot on your own.
Agree with this maybe use the black side closer
i can see it. look closer.
It's adding a sharper contrast to his outer edges. It's there, just subtle. Makes for a more dynamic shot in camera.
I agree. I had to pause & examine. I saw nothing there
how much power did you set for the light?
Great video!
I thought when you bought in negative fill, you were bringing in a new model, Negative Phil
How do you get rid of the light spill into the backdrop?
That cat is a great model! How can you go wrong haha. Anyway....Some of this negative fills....Do you really need all that stuff when you can easily achieve it in post?