Beauty Portraits with Joel Grimes and the Canon EOS R
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- Опубликовано: 3 янв 2019
- Join Canon Explorer of Light Joel Grimes as he takes you through his portraits session with the Canon EOS R and Canon tilt-shift lenses. Go behind the scenes throughout the entire workflow; from capture, to edit, to print. To learn more, visit Canon.us/u398q.
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Awesome results Joel, you are the master. I have this camera myself and love using it, I also own the Canon 5Ds which is mind blowing with its detail too but i just love using the EOS R.
Gorgeous result!
gee, is there a more photogenic model on the planet than Bryce!! Outstanding work!
Great portrait and technique Joel. I certainly can't see any errors where the images have been merged. That print looks stunning too.
That printer looks awesome. Nice result from Joel.
Very cool idea! And the end result is absolutely fantastic. I love it! This kind of reminds me of the Brenizer method. Slightly different, but a similar result without needed the tilt shift lens.
Great print !
Excellent work Joel, just Excellent.
Thanks for your insight! Looking into anM50 as my first canon
Stunning.
Very very nice. Keep up with videos like that. Tks. #CanonR
Can someone tell me what are the various back ground textures that he is using. I see “glass plate”. Pretty much impossible to follow even at 0.25 speed. Thanks.
Great Stuff!! Digital ART!!! :-D
Thanks for sharing this clever tip. I've done this with landscapes but rarely have a model with the muscle memory to hold the exact position long enough to get the 3 exposures. She did a great job (and I love her unique look). I agree the R does make working with TSE lenses much simpler than with a traditional DSLR. There are many overlooked benefits to this camera that hybrid photographers would use if they just spend some time with it, but I have to admit the thing is still quite buggy. The latest firmware update was an improvement but it still needs more fixes.
Dear Matt, i'm an architectural ph using ts lenses and i need to switch or to 5d iv or to Eos R. what are the benefits you say with Eos R? thank you very much!
Fantastic.
Beautiful image
Hi. Nice work.
Which printer did you used for print that picture???
"7:29"
Amazing
WOW!
Your model would have to stand really still for this.
yes. that's what she did. Simple.
I have a 5D mark IV I saved up to get few months ago. Can this be done on that?
Mahad Dayyan Yes.
Basically you can do this with an apsc camera also, but needs much more pictures
If there will be a 35-40mm F1 fullframe lens, you would get about the same DOF in a single shot.
nice work ,but this one you can do with litteraly any camera and lens using the Brenizer method .. and save some money :) 2300$ eos R +2200$ 90mm tilt shift
Why eos r?
You could did it with a Canon 5dsr?
Yes he could use any other camera, but if you listen carefully, he explained that using the manual AF lens on EOS R you benefit from the focus assistance.
@@videojeroki could not agree more hence why i love my EOS R too.
it seems to me that people hate this camera for no good reasons at all, perhaps they cannot take a picture and go by spec sheets alone, I prefer to use my EOS R for what it is intended for, photography!
They want to make it look like only the eos r can do this shot. Sell more cameras. Duh? You don't need focus assist to do this shot. You don't even need to tilt shift to do this. You could've used a regular 50 or 85 hand held for something this simple with full auto focus.
@@lucuslopez6866 the canon TS-E tilt shift lenses do not have an auto focus. They are a specialised lens designed to help architects get there lines straight, verticals and horizons.
So this is clearly where if you know your photography focus Assist works very well and is a welcome addition to photographers who own such a lens or 2 like myself for example. I run through this with landscape photography in my channel with the EOS-R and the TS-E 17mm tilt shift.
I know you can zoom in and see what's sharp and what is not but it does help especially when you leave your reading glasses behind which I have a few times now.
@@ironian24 I'm aware it doesnt have af on the tilt shift, thats why I said 50 or 85 (not referring to the tilt shift lens).
I think the focus assist is nice to have. I welcome any added function that can help with manual focus. I'm just saying in the vid they make it sound like the shot he was doing requires that exact setup and before this setup existed it was super difficult to do it without focus assist. The fact is its not that difficult with a camera without focus assist to do this shot. Its not even a complicated shot to do handheld with an auto-focus lens.
I've tried the focus assist before in store. It was ok. I've tried focus peaking on other mirrorless cameras before too. If I was shooting a building or architecture I much rather zoom in and manually focus. I just find that more accurate.
Nice informercial canon. Still not drinking the EOS R cool-aid.
Yes indeed. Did you see his all excuses video defending the canon R? It was hilarious. Guess he values money more than his now tarnished reputation
shaolin95 I'll have to check that video out. Lol
This will work even better if you mount the lens instead of the camera to the tripod ;)
No, then he could not change the the perspective
@@eliasalerno8942 yes he can but he will move the camera instead of the lens. And that will save the perspective better.
TS lenses are actually medium format lenses, they have bigger image circle than other 35mm lenses. If you move the lens it is like making panorama without nodal point head tripod. If you mount the lens to the tripod and you move the camera it can be combined in photoshop without any algorithms you just have to place the shots one over the other and they will match perfectly.
to mach work and coplicaited prosiger. i prefer to take an 85 or 50 and simple it .
FUNNY CANON BETTER RELEASE A HIGHER MEGAPIXEL CAMERA, PEOPLE MOVES
Higher megapixel count will give you bigger print possibilities. that's it.
People unless you ask them and pay them to not move. She is a model, she knows her job.
What is your point ? You want to take the same picture with only 1 shot? well you cannot. you get a similare image but with more distortion and a bigger DOF. Just watch the video again, and listen.
@@videojerokiUse a tele, learn
Felipe Henao like what Joel had said in the video. No lens will produce the exact same DOF and angle of view in a single shot. Because you have to shoot much much further away with a Tele it will greatly increase the DOF on the subject. Learn. ; )
51mp Sigma Quattro H. Better Color and Rez than anything Canon has and only 1100 bucks. It beat a Phase One in sharpness.
Not at all user friendly. 😔
Everything must be completely still to work and even the smallest movement on the stand destroys the picture. So this was no good advertisement for anything. ..not even a look at how the joints between the pictures became.
So a big thumb down from me.👎