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Hi Pierre, what a great guest you had, Jeremy and you asked him some great questions. I liked when Jeremy talked about the other exposure triangle, COMPOSITION, SUBJECT, LIGHT. That's Gold I really like it. Jeremy made a great point about practising, it might sound obvious but we as photographer's should practise more. Pierre you are very wise to say that if someone wants to delete a photo, to just delete it. It's best to have peace of mind. A fun video this was and very nice to watch. Thank you. 😊
A young man with the knowledge and wisdom of an elder master of photography. Very impressive. Keeps working to improve -- impressive. Thanks for the video, Loren Schwiderski
I'd like to know if you would ever take a stealth photo by pulling out the flip screen, so you can frame up your shot while looking down at the screen, not through the viewfinder. It can prevent confrontations for sure.
I feel the same way. I use an older Nikon D3200 and not having a flip screen is a huge limiter. I’m almost always using the viewfinder which makes it super obvious.
I like the use of a film camera to overcome the urge to review digital images, stalling the process. My own dodge is to use a small digital compact, ideally a little battered, with gaffer tape across the screen. I can only review once hooked up to my laptop. It definitely helps the spot-shoot-shift flow in the streets. Currently using a Canon Ixus like this, taped up after fixing some “live with it” settings.
Hey Pierre Amazing Video Once Again. I Have A Quick Question Photography Is My Passion So I Want To Get Into It As A Potential Career Path. So What Do You Think My First Camera Should Be I Prefer Sony . I Hope You See This And Enjoy Your Time. Cheers 🥂😊
You being asked once or twice aboute being asked to see the photo. Meanwhile in Vancouver, I gave up on street photography because it was every day someone would be hostile. To the point that people not even close to being in the photo would cross the street screaming about no photography. I had someone throw an orange at me for taking a photo of a cherry blossom tree, and telling me to delete the photo because they thought they were in it.
Goooood Morning! What do you think of these tips?!
▹ Download my Settings for Street Photography for FREE! pierretlambert.com/free
▹ How I edit my photos (MASTER presets pack): ptl.fm/presets
▹ Become a Better Photographer in 30 Days with me: pierretlambert.com/30daytogreatphotos
▹ Get Free Access to my bi-monthly TOP 5 email with tips, gear, inspiration and more - Join the tribe: pierretlambert.com/top5
Hi Pierre, what a great guest you had, Jeremy and you asked him some great questions. I liked when Jeremy talked about the other exposure triangle, COMPOSITION, SUBJECT, LIGHT. That's Gold I really like it. Jeremy made a great point about practising, it might sound obvious but we as photographer's should practise more. Pierre you are very wise to say that if someone wants to delete a photo, to just delete it. It's best to have peace of mind. A fun video this was and very nice to watch. Thank you. 😊
Thank you!!
Your very welcome Pierre, thanks 😊
A young man with the knowledge and wisdom of an elder master of photography. Very impressive. Keeps working to improve -- impressive. Thanks for the video, Loren Schwiderski
Jeremy is so awesome!
Wow never thaught about the second triangle thing. Amazing explanation!!! Keep it up!
Glad it was helpful!
You really listen to your community! Thanks!
I try
@@Pierretlambertit’s because I asked you for this exact video like 2 months before. May be coincidence but great video!
I seen her in person she is so amazing. That pain in the voice makes up for being late
I'd like to know if you would ever take a stealth photo by pulling out the flip screen, so you can frame up your shot while looking down at the screen, not through the viewfinder. It can prevent confrontations for sure.
I feel the same way. I use an older Nikon D3200 and not having a flip screen is a huge limiter. I’m almost always using the viewfinder which makes it super obvious.
I like the use of a film camera to overcome the urge to review digital images, stalling the process. My own dodge is to use a small digital compact, ideally a little battered, with gaffer tape across the screen. I can only review once hooked up to my laptop. It definitely helps the spot-shoot-shift flow in the streets. Currently using a Canon Ixus like this, taped up after fixing some “live with it” settings.
Great video. I run the exact set-up Sony A7iv and the sigma 24-70 2.8. I also add the 70-200m gm 2.8 to the mix.
Another excellent video!
We need more vdos like this 👌
I seen that in 9:24/21:39 😊#2 strategy being implemented for 8:15/21:39
Il y a un moment qu'on avait pas eu une aussi bonne vidéo ,👍
Loved tis video - Great content!
I was going nuts! Heh! What about the dog?
Hey Pierre Amazing Video Once Again. I Have A Quick Question Photography Is My Passion So I Want To Get Into It As A Potential Career Path. So What Do You Think My First Camera Should Be I Prefer Sony . I Hope You See This And Enjoy Your Time. Cheers 🥂😊
Thanks! Get the one that will work best for your needs and budget :) Sony is open to 3rd party lenses which is great. Nikon too
Hey, I love your content, I noticed your hot shoe insert(orange) on the A1 where did you get it from and does it stop water ingress?.
i hope coming soon on your french channel
You being asked once or twice aboute being asked to see the photo.
Meanwhile in Vancouver, I gave up on street photography because it was every day someone would be hostile. To the point that people not even close to being in the photo would cross the street screaming about no photography. I had someone throw an orange at me for taking a photo of a cherry blossom tree, and telling me to delete the photo because they thought they were in it.
Argh that sounds like an awful experience. Thank you for sharing and hopefully things get more chill where you live.
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Thank you!