How to get Professional Photos with a Kit Lens: "Canon 80D" 5 Min Portrait
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- How to get Professional Photos with a Kit Lens: "Canon 80D" 5 Min Portrait. Click Here to access the RAW and JPEG files. froknowsphoto.c...
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The Challenge: Use a Canon 80D and kit 18-135 lens for a "5 Min Portrait" / "Real World Review" at Norman Porter Jean Company. Similar to past "5 Min Portraits" I had never done a photo shoot with the Canon 80D or kit lens. This is honestly what photography is all about, it's all about being able to pick up any camera, any lens at any time and get professional results.
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Sure thing bud, you keep shooting and creating fabulous content and I'll keep hitting that like button.
I took a great nap to this video in the background , quite soothing
outstanding work Jared!
hey Jared on the next 5 min..portrait episode can you use the same
camera Canon 80D with better glass. Sigma 17-50 2.8 or Canon16-35 2.8L
maybe? It's up to you. Great job team JST. I definitely share this great video.
Great work & video. I want to see more of these!
I might be a little late to the party, but this video is one of the best I've seen. Very educational.
"Steam! oh, steam"
When someone gets excited for something like that, you realize that he is a photographer.
the amount of work you guys put into these , it's like a TV show!
thanks, that's what we are trying for. To have it be something you feel compelled to sit down and consume and enjoy.
@@froknowsphoto hi! I'm debating whether to buy the canon 80d or the Nikon 7500 as my first DSLR
I want to 90% of the time use it for only photos and maybe 10% of the time for video
Now I am a beginner
But I dont want to buy a low end camera (nor a super high end) and then have to sell it and upgrade.
I want one where I will of course have to spend this certain amount of money, but I can grow my skills with it and then when I reach the limits of this camera i can simply just upgrade to a higher end camera.
Can you please help me out?
@@DarkestKnight2424 I was surprised with the camera that you wanted to use, But I recommend Nikon D5600 as a Good primary Image shooting and D7500 is Much Better but I Personally think that investing in Lenses on D5600 Body is Much More better than Buying an expensive body thus will result in Having a Hard time to Get Some Good or professional Lenses. (The reason why I Recommended Nikon is Because It is Better In skin tones for Portraits and Actually has Good Color than Most Entry level or Maybe close Range for The D5xx Series pf Nikon compare to Canon cameras.
Great video to see how a real photographer works and how no matter what your doing you ask permission and treat people with respect. Great way to conduct your business thanks.
Thanks Jared, for showing us how to use the Canon 80D with kit lens effectively.
I'm half way, almost, through the "5 minute portrait." It's great and I'm sharing it because of the photo shoot tutorial and the jeans sewing documentary. I'm glad I didn't check the length of this video before I got hooked on it.
Jared, this video was incredible. It's not often that us viewers get live and detailed insight into photoshoots like this. It was awesome to see that you still make some minor miscalculations You don't realize how valuable that is to us new photographers! Usually we only see your best shots, but seeing you progress through exposures and find your shots was so profoundly helpful. Thank you so much for this! Can't wait for the workflow! 😉
Thank you for getting it. I'm tired of seeing other "photographers" never share all the images including RAW. I have nothing to hide, I get far more keepers than not but the ones that aren't you can learn from, we can all learn from.
Though this is an older video, I'm commenting anyways.
Your Are 100% Correct!
Felt like you just spoke for me too!
Hope your photography is still in the game, now 5 years later, and 2 years of covid killed every client, and every potential client throughput this duration.
Hope your doing better than I am 😁
Great video! Not only that we get to see how the canon 80d works but we also see a creator doing his thing. Seeing the actual process of doing the jeans in his environment and capturing those moments makes this awesome! Can't wait to see how the photobook turns out! Looking for more videos like this. 🤗🤗🤗🤗
Seriously speaking your channel has to be in the top 5 on RUclips...Number 1 for ME but I didn't want to create a battle by saying No. 1....Style,Audio,Visual,Educational,Entertaining,Crazy Tangents which awesome. Thanks!
This is the most comprehensive and relevant video I've seen on the Canon 80D in a real-life scenario, especially for the photography aspect of the camera. Thank you for taking the time into making such an awesome and informative video!
There's nothing quite so magical as reality portraits. I'm lucky enough to spend much if my working life doing exactly this kind of work, and I quite often use kit lenses - mainly because of their convenience. They're produced to be a "jack of all trades" for users who don't necessarily know what to do with them. However, in the hands of someone who DOES know how to get the best out of them, the results are indistinguishable from MUCH more expensive glass under normal conditions. Loved the video - so much common sense, and no ranting..... brilliant!
thanks Keith!!!!
I keep learning in every video you shoot, no matter if it´s Nikon´s, Canon´s, Pentax´s, Sigma´s or whatever stuff is in it. Thanx a lot Fro, for these free lessons...thanx a lot for keeping it simple yet so pro.
you're welcome.
Was watching Jared before I bought my Canon 80D - I found his reviews most helpful - and now this actual run and shoot and tutorial on using the kit lens is also so helpful! THANKS JARED!!!
I loved this video. I found it just from searching for video of the new camera I'm getting and I'm now subscribing to this channel.
Just did the same thing. Was trying to find if there were any 80d vidoes I haven't watched yet, stayed for the whole thing, and now a subscriber. Such enthusiasm.
Man, your tutorials are amazing but seeing you go into your craft and see you shoot as you talk about what's going on in your mind is just brilliant. Would definitely love to see more.
Jared your channel is by far the most informative and educational photography channel with tangible takeaways every time. Always learning something new from you. You frame topics incredibly well and make them digestible for an amateur like myself. Just purchased Going Above and Beyond Auto because of all the value I've received from your videos. Thanks Jared!
Wow,
I bumped into this video and I am hooked!
THANKS JARED, MY NEW 80D SHALL BE PUT TO GREAT USE
You're welcome, thanks for watching and bumping into it!!!!
Jared Polin Hey bro! could u tell me what that sensor is on the top of your camera and what mic do u use for your videos, it sounds amazing. Great video bro! Keep em' comin'.
Hey, that is a camera on top of his camera. Thats how he gets the first person action shots of himself shooting. @@Mistahollywood0
I have been a professional video producer for local and network telelvion for almost 35 years. I started using DSLRs about 4 years ago. As a production/creative manager at a local television station, I've moved my creative production department from using traditional camcorders to Canon's Cinema series cameras.... from videography to cinematography. Our station uses an 70D for video too. Personally, I own a Canon 70D and Canon 80D. You've confirmed what I have experienced using an 80D. I think the Canon 80D is the best all round DSLR for video. I use and own pro lenses too. But I am very impressed with the 80D's EFS 18-135 kit lens. You created on of the best videos for real world use!
I'm gonna comment before watching the video by saying that we need more of these, they're just really good.
we're trying.
Jared Polin what’s the name of the app that you were using towards the end of the video to remotely control the video?
This kind of videos are great! you can learn so much of everything! photo and video! you can see how Stephen and Todd film and how this video is edited.
Thank you guys, i learn a lot with your videos, keep them comin'!
After all these years, the 5min Portrait remains my favourite of your video types. It's what I still come back to watch and I hope you keep making more.
thanks, we will work on it.
Being a new owner (7 weeks) of a Canon 80D, I was searching for videos about it and came across this one. I enjoyed watching it. I like to do outdoor/landscape photography and it was nice to see how you handled an indoor shoot, especially with the same camera that I now own. I have subscribed and look forward to seeing more of your videos.
This is one of the better reviews I've seen. It was educational and it's always great to understand the process from each photographer. I think the realworld, realwork videos are more informative than someone just talking about the camera. Thanks for this. It helps a lot!
This is the content that sets you apart from all the other photograhy channels. great job guys!
Your best video ever made, re-watching this 4 year later still make smile
Oh my goodness. I feel like I hit gold by coming across this video. I just ordered an 80D, so of course I'm searching for tutorials on YT in order to learn how to use the new equipment. Yes, I am learning SO much from this video. BUT secondly, I sew dolls for my business. This video is very helpful by providing me some in the studio shots I can use for myself. The shot with the scissors and the guy blown out in the back was very nice! Thanks for this video!
These 5 minute portraits are some of the best photo related content on youtube, keep up the excellent work!!!!
How is this a 5 minute portrait?
It is 5 minutes, but those 5 minutes last for an hour because they're just that good.
It's never a five min portrait.
Its just a name lol
Its from back when he filmed these on his d3s and 5 min was the maximum recording time
Uh no he never got 5 mins back then either
I had doubts about watching the whole video when I started out watching it. Turned out, didn't even blink an eye till it was over. There's a lesson in this one for a photoshoot & how to make a video interesting enough to keep the audience engrossed as well as how to make a youtube video, in general. really appreciate this one. cheers
I just bought an 80D. Glad to see that fro was able to get really tight and awesome shots! I know that he has a great eye... still nice to see the camera working well for a professional.
Honestly, I've been between picking one of these cameras up and I just ordered it. Gotta love Jared. Pretty dead on honest reviews and this one is educational in a way that doesnt bore you. Gotta love it
Amazing work, Jared! Great video + edit too, Steven!
Thanks Nathan.
How is it possible to make this 1 hour "boring" video so entertaining? This guy is awesome :)
Fantastic video so far (not quite finished yet, but otherwise I'd forget to comment). These types of videos are second-to-none on RUclips!
thanks, I think we put out the best real world style videos out there. Meaning actually go out and use the cameras in real situations and get real usable images.
I watched this a year ago when I had a T6i and it made me appreciate my kit lens more. Watching it again because I now have an 80D (Rebel had a sensor issue and I got to swap them out and needed the extra video stuff) just to get compositional ideas and watch how Jared works the scene.
"Rebel had a sensor issue"... could you elaborate a bit on that? I beginning in photography and just bought a Canon Rebel.
I was so stoked for this! I was checking in every hour to see if it was posted
+Zach Zima well go watch it lol.
Truly the only photographer I come to get insight from. You are so helpful and I appreciate you brother. I just got this camera today. Definitely plan to learn how to master it.
Hey Jared, thank you so much for uploading the Raw files. They look awesome! You just convinced me to switch from a full frame Sony A-Mount system(A99 and Zeiss glass) and start again with Canon. Don´t get me wrong, Sony had a great system with the A-Mount stuff and I´m also happy with my A6000, but, I´m tired of the usual Sony nonsense. You know, inconsistent AF, very overpriced lenses, constant shortage of supply here in Mexico and the abrupt death of the A-Mount with no regard for their customers investments. I´ll just have to cut my losses, sell my gear for a huge loss and restart my collection with a company that understands how to support their customers.
On another note, I´m just stunned at how much better the Canon kit lenses are compared to Sony´s. I am truly amazed at how detailed and colourful the images look. I´ll buy into Canons top tier cameras and lenses eventually, but I´m sure I can keep my clients and do my job with the less expensive, sturdier and sometimes much better Canon gear.
Keep up the great work mate!
I just want to say, don't jump on the Canon bandwagon with out doing your research. I am not knocking Canon because they do make good cameras and lenses, but, from what I have seen, Canon lenses can be as much as or more then a good used car.
That being said, all the camera companys have lenses that can be as much as a good used car. What I am saying is, if you are going to switch to a new system, look at not only Canon but also Nikon, and Pentax. You might be surprised at what you will find.
Thank you for the advice mate, you are completely right of coarse. I have owned Sony, Canon, Fuji, Panasonic and Olympus cameras and have limited experience on Nikons. Every system has cheap and very expensive offerings, some better than others on every mount.
What I meant to imply is that I have been burned by Panasonic and Olympus when they just up and left the Mexican market a few weeks after I bought an OMD EM-5. They gave no notice and no support for their customers. I had to sell that system at a huge loss. At the time I was still investing in my A-Mount gear after switching from Canon, and lets face it, four years later I have a camera with a better sensor and video performance than a 5D MK3. But, Sony has clearly killed off the A-Mount, and again, I have to sell my gear at a huge loss, or buy a tiny camera, stick an adapter that cripples their AF performance and makes for a highly unbalanced combo from a company that has already demonstrated how uncommitted they remain to their customers. I´m tired of this cycle, and now, I just want to purchase my gear from a company that will offer me security for a very long time. I was between Canon, Nikon or Fuji, but the dual pixel AF and the improved sensor performance(still not on par with Nikon/Sony but almost there) on the 80D seems to be a killer deal. Add to that the great value of the 24mm f2.8, the 40mm f2.8, the 50mm f1.4 and the 85mm f1.8 and it seems like a killer system. Any of those lenses, beats any of the Sony offerings on the price/performance ratio.
I don´t know about all you Sony people, but I´m getting out before I gut burned even worse.
Cheers mate!
I understand what you are saying completely and feel your pain. Here where I live in the USA, it is hard for me to go to camera stores and look for new lenses or bodies. Generally speaking, none of the brick and mortar stores carry the system I use new. One of the stores I can drive to did get in the latest and greatest bodies but that is all.
I am just going to throw this out there. I normally try not to push any brand name, but in this case I think I will. If you have any photo stores that you shop at the carry Pentax, take a look at the K1. The K1 is Pentax's first full frame digital camera. Price wise, it is priced at 1,800 here in the states. I will be honest though. Pentax does not push video very much so the K1 wouldn't be worth it if you do a lot of video. Also, Pentax is really not known to be a sports camera. The auto focus is not as fast as Nikon or Canon but I have taken pictures of race cars running 230 MPH with my Pentax and got them in focus.
Like I said in my first post, do your research and I am sure you will like what you get in the end.
Thanks for the feedback and good luck with whatever you decide to go with!!!
I see a lot of negative comments. If you don't like the free content Jared is putting out, then put out your own. By the way Jared, how did you get the GoPro mounted? Please keep the videos coming.
Awesome video, first 1 hour RUclips video I haven't fast forwarded! Absolutely loved the summary (last 10 mins) definitely makes me glad I bought the Canon 80D and kit lens!
+frankiedoesoz great feedback thank you!!!
Man the "Blues". That colour is stunning.
I just want to thank you for taking the time to make this video. It really did light a spark in my to challenge myself to not want the next best gear for me or always be wondering what other msterial do I need to make my photos better. You really made me stop and, like you said, get out of my own head. Thank you again
So much work put into this review, Thank you Fro appreciate the quality and hard work of you and your team. Keep up the good work.
thanks for the comment.
15:36 got me dead 🤣. The head on the right corner lol
i bought a canon eos 80d with 18-135 mm nano usm lens just a week before , so i think i made a good choice right.
Santhosh Mohan I did the same thing and love it.
Same, I've had mine going on 2 years. IMO the best bang for the buck out there. I bought it to capture stills and video of high school activities and I couldn't be happier. Now I'm getting into glass. Huboy....
@krishankant you can go ahead and buy it bcoz I was a beginner when I bought it and it was my first camera still going pretty good🤘.
@krishankant I would actually look at nikon. The 400 dollar d3500 has noticeably better image quality and if you need good af and speed look at the d7200 and the d7500
Great video, I love watching this type of stuff.
I upgraded to the 80D last year from a T4i. Just today I was looking for a kit lens and it was conveniently the same lens as Jared was using. Needless to say, I watched the video carefully and picked up some nice pointers and found the format for this session very interesting too. I found a EFS 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 zoom IS usm on an astronomy site I frequent in great shape and very good price. Thanks Jered and thanks to the mellow manufacturer as well. Looks like I'll be Googling Norman Porter Jeans, they look high quality. Just one thing Jered I wished you addressed, what settings did you use when confronted with the backlight from the windows?
Now do one, "How to get Non Professional photos with an expensive 6000 dollar camera."
The 80D doesn't cost 6000$. It isn't cheap, but it's not that expensive.
@@oMarcos251 I think what he meant is that, Jared has done professional work with consumer camera.
Now he should do normal shooting photos with professional camera
That's easy: just don't care when you do it! Can't not care? Then you are a photographer by heart.
I can't afford a Canon 80D. but I want it so bad!
@@Michael-op5hk I'm in one. Photo quality isnt OUTSTANDING but many things make it an outstanding camera.
This and the pizza shop vid are my favorite. Shows it's the person and not the gear .thanks jared
Hard work doesn't scare me. I could take pictures of it all day long.
This 5 min portrait is really amazing ! Excellent pictures...I love the way you capture moment and tell stories whit that kind of images.
Very nice job!
thanks.
Loved it Jared.
I hope this goes some way to stopping all the pixel-peeping that people get hung up about. You can wish your life away waiting for the next greatest camera but, in truth, any DLSR, from the big manufacturers, in the last 5 years (even their entry-level models) can produce amazing results.
Some of the greatest photos of ALL TIME are grainy and, in some cases, actually blurred. Nobody cares if it captures a moment and tells a story.
Loved the video, would love to see more of this type.
Keep on annoying the pixel-peepers.
Really love those 5 Min portrait shoots!! Those Canon colors look nice!
Fantastic tips around 35 minute mark and results, spot on Jared.
Loved this video, sometimes you hold yourself back and you blame your equipment thinking you could do better with better, but that just gives you a mental block that limits. Thanks for the upload!
So many "pro" guides on youtube not using that contrast slider... That's why I keep watching your photo edits, I never have to think "Ohh damn this just needs a bit more contrast to it..." Especially with the B&W photos.. Thanks Jared :D
Excellent video, it was done very professionally. It was an hour long, and I didn't think I'd watch the whole thing. But, I sure did!
+eric db7g Awsome thank you.
Best 5 minute portrait shoot to date, simply awesome!
thank you so much.
Thank you Jared. It may be a camera review but it also feels like its an hour of tons of helpful info that can be used with any camera. Very helpful. Thank you so much!
thanks for watching.
just was lost in the photoshoot... did nt notice it was an hour plus video! just awesome.
Do you have any idea just how inspirational you are?!?! My goodness. Thank you for doing what you do.
Thank you Jared for taking us into your photo shoot and sharing your thoughts while you worked.
Dope, dope, DOPE education! Professional photographer in the zone!!! U da man bruh!!!!
I have this beauty & I couldn't be happier! At first I wasn't into the kit lens but got it for its IS for video & got myself a 50mm STM for walk around shooting lens. Now I'm good for a while on lenses..
Watching this video, you really helped me take a step back and reconsider using my kit lens more. My favourite part was how you needed to tell a story with your photographs. Made me rethink on how to start and finish a photo shoot. Thanks.
I was really hyped just by seeing your instagram feed, but this... This is way beyond all I thought!! Congrats, Fro Team. Love the way you process the contrast Jared.
+Alejandro Arias tellez thanks for that.
This video made my Sunday night. Quality was awesome. Better quality than what's on broadcast television. Very inspiring - made me want to go out and shoot! Thanks Team Fro!
I agree!!! Thanks for noticing.
One of the best “how tos” I’ve ever seen! I know it’s beside the point of video, but I’m getting the 80D! I like the quality at hi ISOs and auto focus.
I thoroughly enjoyed this. This is a brilliant format. Your descriptions of your technique and reasoning were perfectly placed and the audio quality was excellent. I've watched hundreds of photo tutorials and this is the how-to of how-to's. I agree with many of the other commenters who thought it was great that you used the kit lens. Oh ya, I always shoot RAW.
Those dual Canon XC10's are having good looking results in these episodes!
I agree.
Thank you for sharing this. It makes desicions so much easier for me, to See a Camera in real life. Had issues with the 18-135 with unsharp edges, but i just have to work around this issues
Just picked this beast couple weeks ago. The t4i did me good for a while but it was time for an upgrade and was waiting on this after test driving the 70d and didn't convince me to get it. Happy shooting.
The 5 min portraits are the best videos/photography instruction that you produce. Nice job.
Learn a lot watching you directing the model while always looking for point of view and composition elements. Thanks and thanks to Mike for letting us discover his beautiful workshop.
I cannot tell you how much I enjoyed and was inspired by watching this video. Thanks for demonstrating an important point.
Mad respect for you man. I appreciate you showing the common folk that they don’t need to bankrupt themselves to make art.
Jared - if you'd be interested in visiting one of the the oldest commission textile dye houses in the country, still running right in Philadelphia - let me know. It's truly taking a step back a few centuries, going back four generations in the same family, taking up a city block in Kensingston. The business has machinery going back to the early 1900's. And as far as photography, imagine lots of steam from an industrial boiler powering the entire plant with infinite colors of yarn, winders, dyers, and most importantly, great people. Appreciate all the work you do in Philly Jared - thanks!
+Matthew Livingston yes please email me. Jared at FroknowsPhoto dot com
Sounds great. Will follow up tomorrow!
did you e mail? Please copy noah at froknowsphoto on there.
Jared, These are your best type of video along with RAW talk. I do understand, however, that they are very labour/time intensive so you can't make them every week! Cheers.
well done, perfect video... i forwarded to all my students who are looking for special gears and unusual places instead of learning Fundamentals to make a special place and creative photographs!
He's a good looking man. He could work as a model anytime.Mind you Jared does bring out he's best features.
You can do professional photos with a kit lens and tell a story with any type of person. Great video and photos Fro!
I did chuckle at the fact that the guy's expression never changed but it really worked for the pics. Seems like a nice little factory too. Fantastic video. Im looking into the 80d as an upgrade for my very worn out nikon d3200. This video sold me. Excellent work. Amazed at the quality of the shots considering 1600 ISO. Anything above 400 is unusable on the d3200.
As a couple of other commenters have said, great review and real world test of the 80D and kit lens. I like the way you get out there and use the camera and lens and not have it sit on a table and say something like," This camera can do this if I would pick it up and use it. Maybe I will do that tomorrow."
Hopefully, you will do what you said you were going to do back in February and get your hands on a Pentax K1 and a couple of lenses and use it for a little while just to see what it is like.
thanks for getting it.
Man, a m a z i n g results!! Nice story that can be told from those pictures. Impressed
(I'm at 10 min, still watching)
Correct me if my method is wrong...I think I would use Aperture Priority in this scenerio and use iso 800 to start off. Basically if anything's over exposed, I just use that exposure compensation and make it -1,-2 ect .. if it's under exposed then I would use +1,+2 on the exposure compensation.
if the shutter speed shows too low(vulnerable to shake), then I will increase the iso.
Oh and Thank You Jared for this amazing video, I am enjoying it
I stay away from Aperture Priority. Being in a situation where the light is pretty much not changing why let the exposure be thrown off by the background light. Simply moving your shutter speed is the same as -1 -2 so on and so forth.
You can do that, but by keeping it in manual, you can change the settings more accordingly. For example if you prioritise the shutter, the camera may pick a very high shutter speed, which won't let you capture motion in your images. by keeping it in manual you have complete control of all the settings.
Also, I wasn't finished watching the video while I wrote my comment, but Jared explained why he didn't need aperture priority at 55:55
Just shoot manual. Absolutely no more work than what you are currently doing but you now have full creative control.
Thank you Jared. I have watched many of your videos very recently. This one really reminds me of why I got into photography as a hobby ... I just love it. I love showing the details that so many overlook. You are so incredible in the way you find the details and tell the stories. I have not been actively shooting for a while. It is time to upgrade my equipment and get back to enjoying this wonderful artform.
I just bought the canon 80d as my first dslr and am learning the basics, didnt plan to watch this whole video but I stayed till the end. I got so much from this, cheers bro. I have subscribed and will be back. Would like to see you do more on video for canon 80d! Thanks. Will.
The best hour I've spent on RUclips today. Very good photoshoot. At some point, I caught myself talking to the video saying what I would do differently, such as straight lines on the portraits, and then at 40:10 Jared "agrees" with me LOL!
there you go. It all comes around in the end.
In my APS-C experience, the 18-135 is probably the most flexible lens in the Canon lineup. For photos, any version will do. Try the newer ones if you do a lot of video.
80D is so perfect it's very addicting to use. The focusing is just fun, screen or viewfinder. this will be hard to top by canon. i dont need 4k video, i dont have unlimited supply of hard drives. and aps-c after 2015 is not that significantly under full frame anymore. pair these with a 24 or 28mm pancake lense and it's also the perfect street camera. not into electronic viewfinder or rangefinder of mirrorless yet.
Jared, I watch your channel all the time and just came across this video. You always produce great content, but this episode is gold! So much value... anyone can learn from what you shared on this shoot. Awesome!
I own this kit lens and like it. Actually I use it more often than my big 24-70mm 2.8 Tamron !
Thanks for the video Jared, loved it. Now I'll watch the second one.
I always love to watch your 5 min. portrait it shows on how to handle the situation and how to get in the story! :)
Every shot is amazing, I have 80d with 50mm f/1.8 lens but I still a novice this helps me a lot, thanks sensei.
So true. I have a Canon 550d with 18 to 55 and 75 to 300 kit lenses. Instead of upgrading my gear, I decided to spend my time taking a photography course and the improvements I am making are obvious. Without some basic understanding of photography principles, what's the point in getting a pro-level camera and lens?
I love how professional these are!
Jared this videos is absolutly beautifull and story tailing
Thank you for pitching to the great snobs you can do professional work without breaking the ball on a much more expensive camera. I own this camera and look forward to creating great pictures with it.
Really miss the 5 min portraits, hope to see more soon!