Thank you again Jiggie for a very useful tutorial! Also ya'll this is goals here if you are a photographer its very loving and sweet he uses his wife for modeling and compliments her for her looks.
maraming salamat po sir jig, isa po akong newbie sa photography from south korea .lagi po akong nagwawatch ng video nio kasi very clear po ang mga paliwanag mo at detalyado at madaling sundan.Godbless po.
Great helpful video. Beautiful couple. And I absolutely respect how you complimented your wife. And she accepted it graceful. It was a beautiful moment. Sending much love!!
Thank you Jiggie. I love how you explained that. A lot of things just went over my head over the years but now I understand by what you just said about ambient light. Thank you and God bless you! If you have a come to New York let’s chat about photography.
This is so helpful, I will be having my first portrait photography gig as a beginner hobbyist photographer this coming Saturday. Those tips will be helpful, thank you very much Sir!
thanks for another straightforward clear tutorial. I struggle with going on site and having to deal with various different light sources (sometimes florescent, incandescent and daylight) while using off camera flash.
Appreciate your process in stepping through this light balancing exercise. It's a nice approach in using the ambient rather than setting the camera to ignore the ambient and just depend on your key & sub lights. BTW, see, I knew you could turn off that distracting ceiling light. 🤣 Look how much more professional your video turned out, not to mention how much easier on my eyes. 😊 ⭐x5
Good vedio I like it .very helpful .I always have strong light on the face I don't know how take it out and if I don't put flash the pictures come dark
Great video as always. I am curious when I am looking at your video. I see the LCD image look nice and warm. Then introducing the lights, I noticed you lose some of the warmth which can be seen at 11:04 time stamp, after you shot the image. This happens to me and I always have a hard time achieving this in camera? Even if I increase my kelvin to create more warmth it does not work. I am trying to achieve “what I see is what I get". I can only fix this in post? Does my question make sense, everyone thinks I am crazy? My last shoot to remedy this issue, was to add a slightly warmer gel. This did the trick! Am I doing something wrong? Sorry for the long question.
wonderful shot , composition is spot on and everything , i just hate that Sensor , its so Scientific and clinical witch is good for some things , but for a Dreamy , soft shot , its a wrong tool . Try Canon 5D classic with the same shot , you will see a ton of difference . It will be a better shot , tho may be scientifically worse and less precise , esthetically will be better . I am unable to pinpoint why is that so , but i think it has lot to do with Canon colors , that are in 5D classic unique , no other canon has those colors , and Pixel Size , large pixels 8nm pixels , give fantastic color separation , 3D pop , Stereoscopic image almost .And this is why i think 5D would take a better photo esthetically in this situation
Excellent video, and your wife adds dignity and beauty and composure. Well done you guys.
Glad you enjoyed it
Excellent demonstration and poses by your wife! Thankyou!
The skin tones you are achieving are amazing. Thanks for the flash tips.
Thank You Jiggie. Beautiful shots!!!
Thank you!! I’ve been mistakenly adjusting my ISO instead of my light power!! What a concept!😂
Thank you very much for such wonderful instructional video's. These are very helpful.
Awesome teaching. Luv the explanation. I totally understand the process now! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Your a great teacher,, God bless you
Thank you again Jiggie for a very useful tutorial! Also ya'll this is goals here if you are a photographer its very loving and sweet he uses his wife for modeling and compliments her for her looks.
You’re welcome :)
maraming salamat po sir jig, isa po akong newbie sa photography from south korea
.lagi po akong nagwawatch ng video nio kasi very clear po ang mga paliwanag mo at detalyado at madaling sundan.Godbless po.
Always always always so very instructive. Straight to the point and easy to follow. Thank you
Glad you still think so :)
Great helpful video. Beautiful couple. And I absolutely respect how you complimented your wife. And she accepted it graceful. It was a beautiful moment. Sending much love!!
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These shots are simply amazing Jiggie and the video has been very helpful.
Glad you enjoyed it
These shots are simply beautiful 😍. Thanks a lot for the lessons too. You are an amazing teacher 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
You’re welcome
You two make a great team. Great job on the video.
Thanks
Thanks for another great video. Your step-by-step breakdown is so thorough, I could go out and shoot the “Jiggie Way” today.
Hahahaha! I love it! LOL
@@JiggieAlejandrino a link to the backdrop please?
Incredible tutorial, easy to use, I really like this backdrop and Mrs. Alejandrino’s dress.
Thanks again.
And ironically I’ve had it for months but never really got a chance to use it
@@JiggieAlejandrino little by little. I guess that happens to everyone ; )
You are an excellent teacher
Your tutorials are always so clear and precise. Thanks for the hard work, you're a great teacher :)
Glad you’re enjoying them
Very nice and detailed video technically. Great backdrop and beautiful outfit on your wife! 👌🏽✨
You make everything clear and helpful. Thanks.
Great video.....with graet information.
Glad it was helpful!
Fantástico, gracias por el video tío Jiggie 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
Amazing info god bless
Great video. Many thanks
You’re welcome
A little late but always happy to see you shoot your muse.☺️ ❤️ how the images turned out. Happy to have done this with you both .
Excellent video - nice and simple - thank you
Love all the shots. Reminds me of Roper from high school 💗
Thank you Jiggie. I love how you explained that. A lot of things just went over my head over the years but now I understand by what you just said about ambient light. Thank you and God bless you! If you have a come to New York let’s chat about photography.
Glad you enjoyed this video
Very well explained 🙏
Thanks
Thank you I learned a lot from you
Glad to hear thay
You are very good. Keep it up. We are following you closely
Thanks a lot
Love learning from you!
Great meeting you :)
Excellent step by step instructions, Thank you. Can you please also show little bit of processing as well.
Check out some of my previous videos
Very very good explication thank you sir
You’re welcome
Very much helpful tutorial
Glad you think so
Thank you Sir Jiggie. Thank you for the very informative video. Amazing image! :)
Thank you
I just love you two.Such a sweet couple
I’m a fan of your videos👍
Thank you
too good keep up the good work.
Another intersting topic. Galing ng output. All the best Sir Jiggie Thanks!!
Great step-by-step tutorial Sir Jiggie! Hoping to apply it to my future shoots. :)
You should be able too :)
Tnx for a great video!!!!!
Just what I needed right now! Thank you for these tips, Jiggie 👌🏻
You’re welcome!
great camera tutorial, thanks!
You’re welcome
I just got into flash photography and your tutorials have been really helpful! Keep up the great work!!!
Glad to hear that
This is so helpful, I will be having my first portrait photography gig as a beginner hobbyist photographer this coming Saturday. Those tips will be helpful, thank you very much Sir!
Oh nice! Good luck and have fun!!
@@JiggieAlejandrino Thank you Sir! Surely I will have fun.😊
You’re so underrated
Very helpful, thank you
You’re welcome
thanks for another straightforward clear tutorial. I struggle with going on site and having to deal with various different light sources (sometimes florescent, incandescent and daylight) while using off camera flash.
Just take a photo and use the settings you like. And then add the flash. And set the power to look good at those settings.
Appreciate your process in stepping through this light balancing exercise. It's a nice approach in using the ambient rather than setting the camera to ignore the ambient and just depend on your key & sub lights. BTW, see, I knew you could turn off that distracting ceiling light. 🤣 Look how much more professional your video turned out, not to mention how much easier on my eyes. 😊 ⭐x5
I have the Raja 80cm and it’s still my favorite modifier!
Amazing right
@@JiggieAlejandrino Absolutely!
Hai jiggie,have you been reviewing the external monitor for your camera? And if you did, would you share the link of the video.. thank you
Good vedio I like it .very helpful .I always have strong light on the face I don't know how take it out and if I don't put flash the pictures come dark
Good advice
Well Done sir!
Thank you
Thank You!
Good tutorial. Can you tell me what size the backdrop is that you are using?
Nicely done. love it.
Thanks
Perfecto , no other comments needed
Thanks :)
supper explanation sir
Glad you liked it
WOW! Just WOW!
🙏🙏🙏🙏
kakapanood neto feeling ko.. gagraduate na ako sa lesson ni sir Jiggie.. haha.. mag eexam na lang..
:)
Omg amazing
Great video sir Jiggie. As always. Hihihi
Thanks glad you enjoyed :)
Thanks for your tutorials, very helpful. What size backdrop do you use ?
That one is 6.5 x 6.5 feet
Thank you
thank you sir
Most welcome
continuous light is ambient? the backdrop really is something to have in your studio!
Yes
Great video as always. I am curious when I am looking at your video. I see the LCD image look nice and warm. Then introducing the lights, I noticed you lose some of the warmth which can be seen at 11:04 time stamp, after you shot the image. This happens to me and I always have a hard time achieving this in camera? Even if I increase my kelvin to create more warmth it does not work. I am trying to achieve “what I see is what I get". I can only fix this in post? Does my question make sense, everyone thinks I am crazy? My last shoot to remedy this issue, was to add a slightly warmer gel. This did the trick! Am I doing something wrong? Sorry for the long question.
I have the exact same problem. I am thinking it's a Sony issue. Would love to hear a solution!
Tank you, jiggie!👍
You’re welcome
*Great video sir carry on*
🙏
Thanks Jiggie!
You’re welcome
THANK YOU SIR SONY ALPHA 7R3 PORTRAIT SETTING PLEASE
Hi I would really appreciate it if you could help explain how to shoot a portrait of interracial couples in a wedding situations thanks very much!!
Maybe one day
Great!
Please should you always place the modifier at where the ambient light is coming from?
Not set in stone but yeah I do 95% of the time
@@JiggieAlejandrino okay sir
Yeay a new video!
Enjoy!
Super sir
Thank you
Can you make 1 video, how you do portrait editing.
Maybe some day
what is the name of your background call?
Padu 👍👍
😁
Subbed.
Welcome to the channel
Sir how do we know if the image is properly exposed or not? I dunno but most of the time the histogram is a bit misleading for portraits.
I usually just base it by eye. What I see in my lcd or viewfinder
@@JiggieAlejandrino Thank you Sir!
👍
Love that hat
Thanks
In your first shot you cut the model off at the shin. Esthetic choice, or just avoiding the littered floor.
More of explaining the concepts first then composition came after everything was set
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🙏
wonderful shot , composition is spot on and everything , i just hate that Sensor , its so Scientific and clinical witch is good for some things , but for a Dreamy , soft shot , its a wrong tool . Try Canon 5D classic with the same shot , you will see a ton of difference .
It will be a better shot , tho may be scientifically worse and less precise , esthetically will be better .
I am unable to pinpoint why is that so , but i think it has lot to do with Canon colors , that are in 5D classic unique , no other canon has those colors , and Pixel Size , large pixels 8nm pixels , give fantastic color separation , 3D pop , Stereoscopic image almost .And this is why i think 5D would take a better photo esthetically in this situation
My light was blowing out my background. It didn’t work because the light was affecting my background exposure.
If image is correct exposure but the light is affecting the background then this does not work.
When ambient light is good enough, it's not good enough...
😁
nice work but background looks a bit like greasy kids stuff.
Two much talking
That over exposed shot has potential