Tips on How to Find Good Natural Lighting vs Bad Light in Outdoor Portrait Photography for Beginners
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This is such a great lesson. I've struggled with portraits and feel like watching this taught me the basics I was missing! Thanks Sergey!
Thank you so much, glad to hear that!
one of the best nautral light photography videos i have ever seen!
Thank you very much, I appreciate it!
Thanks Sergey, very helpful! I always get scared by cloudly light but looks like it can actually be wonderful!
Thanks for the feedback, oh yes indeed!
dude... I am 3 videos in by you.. .you are a goldmine of photography knowledge... thank you for sharing your tips
Thank you so much for your support, I really appreciate it! Glad you are learning!
As always...great content direct and to the point. Like how you showed comparisons between good and bad light in relatively the same area.
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Thanks for posting!
The video is actually confusing: light is mainly from above, that is why model is asked to lift the chin. In the "bad" photo if photographer asked to lift the chin result would have been better, and the difference would not be so evident. They key difference for person to stand out is due to light fall off, in the open light is stronger making model pop vs dark background.
This was a fantastic lesson! I struggle with lighting so much but this made so much sense to me. Thank you!
Thank you so much! Glad to hear that!
I am just glad I chanced on your channel. Lot to learn from your channel.
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This is how a tutorial video should be. Thanks a lot
You're welcome!
Thanks for the time and tips. Great video.
Thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks. Very knowledgable. Thanks again.
Thank you so much!
Really good video. Very helpful. Thanks!
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Sergey this is a top notch video. Explaining how you see and think, while showing it at the same time. 👍🏾
Thanks Kenny, I really wanted to explain this topic since I always get so many questions about retouching, thinking that I retouch every single portrait.
Hi Sergey, can you show us how you correct the skin? Do you use Dodge and Burn technic? Your portraits are awesome. Thank You for so useful videos.
What if youre looking for that "bad light" effect though? 😂 or maybe some low exposure ninja vs samurai in neon light content lol.
I'm a fellow photographer in Greenville, SC! Thanks for the videos!
Hi Rose, great to hear from a local photographer!
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I really like your videos, they are helpful, thanks.
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great video and great photos!
Thank you so much!
Great video, you are amazing.
Thanks a lot for your feedback!
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This video is very useful
Thank you so much!
I really appreciate the time you take to make these videos, Sergey, and I really like your photos. I do think that the eyes get quite dark even with the "good light" examples and haven't found a way of getting around this with natural light without having something blocking the light coming directly overhead (e.g., dense foliage or an awning) or having them look diagonally towards the sky. Would love to hear any other tips if you have them!
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Isn't better to shoot from the shadow side from her face ? To hit the cinematic triangle?
Thank you sir.
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This is interesting. There are other natural light photographers who prefer to shoot backlit (Irene Rudnyk and Daniel Venter come to mind), yet their results are stunning as well.
Thank you so much! It's a Same Think, instead one source light they shoot with two source light! Main (Key Light) as Open Sky light in front where i show in this video, Second Light (Sun Light) as Backlit.... (You can't create good backlit portrait if your model don't have a front key light)
@@SergeyBidun Thank you for the clarification.
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More direct and objective than that, impossible! And it's very common to see photographers who don't know how to use natural light well
Thank you.
Holy shit youre so talented ♡
So do you always prefer to light from a 45 degree angle compared to backlighting your subjects? Or just in mid-day lighting?
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Fantastic lesson and good photographs, but I'm not a fan of the heavy retouching. makes it look like AI art. skin looks better with natural textures if you ask me
Thank you! I appreciate your honest feedback!
Sergey my friend - this was very helpful. It appears that your subject was not a pro model (maybe I am wrong), so very helpful to see your directions.
Thank you, I appreciate your feedback! Yes she's not a model.
what do you do if the sun is really harsh?
I was kind of expecting you to mention extreme sunny days without a forest setting. The leaves high up on the trees assist in flagging a lot of the sunlight it seems it also looks overcast or partly cloudy. Midday sun shoots I hear are every photographers nightmare. I recently had to shoot a family event in those circumstances and alot of the shots have eye shadows and other backgrounds accommodating for sun were terrible. Now Im stuck with major editing. Any tips for midday sun shoots(besides don't)?
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Can I replicate the soft light on the face and the catchlight with an on-flash if I don't have the option to move around?
It's a possible solution for lighting up the face, yes.
yeah but u cant do that with one sided direct sun with no clouds. yours is diffused by clouds. today i had harsh sun SQUINTED FACE
I try to shoot only around sunset time, never in the midday when sun is the most harsh...