Awesome video today Neil !! I have seen every video you've ever made and now I love how you have amassed a library of links as you say i'm going to link up here , I think , OH YAH , THAT'S THE FOIL VIDEO !!! You've taught me so much !!! Beautiful as ALWAYS !!! Good job !! Also awesome how you tell us the flash settings etc and why you use that .
It's amazing how your results always look like you had a complicated setup, then (here comes the curveball)--bam--you whip out the $5 drugstore Christmas lights. You (& your team) (& the always beautiful models) never cease to amaze me! Your creativity is endless. May it never run out. Loved the outtakes at the end!
Thank you so much as always Richard! Yes, nothing is ever complicated, I don't think I would be able to do it if it was! Haha, I always enjoy trying to come up with new ideas :-) thank you so much again - I hope you are well
Once again you have batted it out the park. I so enjoy watching all of your tutorials. Your techniques are never complicated. You make it feel like anyone can do it. I have been a huge fan since you began and i look forward to more amazing videos from you. Thank you.
Great work as always. I had a shoot yesterday with a young couple and I used the techniques I learned from you. They turned out great. Wish I could show you some. Thanks for your work.
Thank you very much Marcus, my pleasure! I am so pleased that you have been trying out things on your own shoots, that is awesome! Really pleased you are happy with them :-)
I didn't understand the focusing part of the shoot. Did you focus on the model outside of the lights and then bring that focus back through the lights?
Hi Linton, yes exactly that, because the camera was struggling to focus through the lights. This is risky at such a wide aperture because the depth of field is so small so I had to be careful to keep the camera at the same distance away from Demi as I moved it. To do this back button focus massively helps. My other option would be to use manual focus
Thank you very much Lawrence! I bought the Gorillapod years ago so I don't actually know to be honest - you can probably use any for this purpose though. I'd guess at mine being about 30 cms high?
Hi Neil, always fantastic content. That studio in Bolton looks a great setup, so much space. Over in southport myself! Have you fallen out with the Samyang 35/1.4?
Thank you very much Graham! Aah, nice and local, the last wedding I photographed was in Southport :-) Yes, it's a really great space. No, I always enjoyed losing that lens ....but then I dropped it on concrete... they don't like that. So it still works but is not reliable enough to use at weddings because it is damaged. If I hadn't have dropped it though I wouldn't have bought the Sony 35mm
@@NeilRedfern what Venue, have you put any images on your website? How do you find the 35mm in comparisons, I have the Samyang 85 1.4 and love it. The latest updates make it just as quick as the sony 85 1.8, I owned both so personal opinion. In real world they are as sharp but you can't beat the 1.4. Ended up keeping the samyang. I have looked at the 35mm a couple of times, intresting to know your thoughts. As always, keep up the good work, always enjoy watching :-)
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Awesome video today Neil !! I have seen every video you've ever made and now I love how you have amassed a library of links as you say i'm going to link up here , I think , OH YAH , THAT'S THE FOIL VIDEO !!! You've taught me so much !!! Beautiful as ALWAYS !!! Good job !! Also awesome how you tell us the flash settings etc and why you use that .
Thank you so much!! I always massively appreciate your support 😌
Especially enjoy the bloomers...😁
Neil, you are an awesome photographer and a wonderful teacher too. Thank you, as I get to learn a lot from you.
Thank you so much! Very kind of you
Your podcasts are fantastic Neil
Thank you so much Carmen - thank you for listening!
வீடியோ மிகவும் பயனுள்ளதாக இருந்தது மிக்க நன்றி
இரா.மனோகர் சென்னை .
Very useful video sir, , big thank you sir R.MANOHAR ,Chennai.
It's amazing how your results always look like you had a complicated setup, then (here comes the curveball)--bam--you whip out the $5 drugstore Christmas lights. You (& your team) (& the always beautiful models) never cease to amaze me! Your creativity is endless. May it never run out. Loved the outtakes at the end!
Thank you so much as always Richard! Yes, nothing is ever complicated, I don't think I would be able to do it if it was! Haha, I always enjoy trying to come up with new ideas :-) thank you so much again - I hope you are well
Brilliant as always 👍
Thank you very much Ian!
This is brilliant
Once again you have batted it out the park. I so enjoy watching all of your tutorials. Your techniques are never complicated. You make it feel like anyone can do it. I have been a huge fan since you began and i look forward to more amazing videos from you. Thank you.
Thank you so much Mary, that is very kind of you to say! :-)
Great shots.
Thank you very much Jin!
Awesome picture 👌👌👌
Thank you very much Nandkumar!
Brilliantly simple!
Thank you! That is what I love about this set up, it's so easy!
As always, your dedication is beautiful... Thanks Neil!
Very kind of you Tony, thank you
Beautiful shots Neil! Thank you for sharing your wonderful technique.
Thank you so much Golam! And it's my pleasure :-)
its not easy to get this right balancing the ambient light & flash.. nice one Neil...great video
Thank you very much! I really appreciate that
Beautiful !!! Thanks a lot !!!
The perfect holiday accents for creativity, as always a gorgeous. model does help lol....one of the best things ever BACK BUTTON FOCUS...!
Thank you Isabella! And I agree about the back button focus too - I couldn't go back to the "normal" focusing mode now
I love ur work ....I really enjoyed .. good inspiration....
Very kind, thank you very much :)
You are awesome Neil. Would u suggest anything else in place of Gorillapod to make that circle. Do you think anything else is portable and better ?
Fantastic as always!!!!
Thank you so much Marina!
Great Video as always Neil. Love the way you go on about your creativity . So helpful, and thank you for always inspiring. Keep up the good work.
Thank you very much Vishal, that means a lot
Thanks so much, you do a great job of educating; continue doing what you do sooo well.
Thank you Linton, that is very kind of you and means a lot :)
Great work as always.
I had a shoot yesterday with a young couple and I used the techniques I learned from you. They turned out great. Wish I could show you some.
Thanks for your work.
Thank you very much Marcus, my pleasure! I am so pleased that you have been trying out things on your own shoots, that is awesome! Really pleased you are happy with them :-)
💥✨💥 Always get my 👍🏼 How could anyone appreciate your work yet not do so. Showing that appreciation in the smallest, easiest way.
Sorry, I've just seen your comment - thank you so much James! That is very kind of you. Top man!
You pics are so amazing
Hi Blesson, that very kind, thank you!
LOVING IT NEIL, as am ur very regular viewer fan & follower. I wish i could do a photography session with you. THANK YOU.
My pleasure - thank you so much!
Neil i am from BANGLADESH....
Really enjoyed watching this. Could you please give more info on the facto lens
Thank you very much Beverley! Yes of course, it is called a Fractal Filter, their website is called getfractals
You got a new subscriber today :)
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your support :)
brilliant !!!. need to try it out
Thank you very much!
Neil Dankeschön es ist Hammer.
Hallo Mehdi, vielen Dank!
I didn't understand the focusing part of the shoot. Did you focus on the model outside of the lights and then bring that focus back through the lights?
Hi Linton, yes exactly that, because the camera was struggling to focus through the lights. This is risky at such a wide aperture because the depth of field is so small so I had to be careful to keep the camera at the same distance away from Demi as I moved it. To do this back button focus massively helps. My other option would be to use manual focus
what size gorilla pod did you use (height?) Great instructional video Thank You Neil
Thank you very much Lawrence! I bought the Gorillapod years ago so I don't actually know to be honest - you can probably use any for this purpose though. I'd guess at mine being about 30 cms high?
@@NeilRedfern Thank you!
What if you don't have that stand would you still be able to do that
Hi Neil, always fantastic content. That studio in Bolton looks a great setup, so much space. Over in southport myself! Have you fallen out with the Samyang 35/1.4?
Thank you very much Graham! Aah, nice and local, the last wedding I photographed was in Southport :-) Yes, it's a really great space. No, I always enjoyed losing that lens ....but then I dropped it on concrete... they don't like that. So it still works but is not reliable enough to use at weddings because it is damaged. If I hadn't have dropped it though I wouldn't have bought the Sony 35mm
@@NeilRedfern what Venue, have you put any images on your website?
How do you find the 35mm in comparisons, I have the Samyang 85 1.4 and love it. The latest updates make it just as quick as the sony 85 1.8, I owned both so personal opinion. In real world they are as sharp but you can't beat the 1.4. Ended up keeping the samyang. I have looked at the 35mm a couple of times, intresting to know your thoughts.
As always, keep up the good work, always enjoy watching :-)
Nice. ,!!!
hola gran cotenido quizas te interese mi canal de arte y dibujo....
Muchas gracias :-)