35mm Composition Tips For Portraits
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- 35mm Composition Tips For Portraits
I’ve been solely using my 35mm lens for portrait photography for a few years now, and in this video, I share with you different composition tips using this amazing lens.
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This man giving free knowledge to us all. Bless Tommy!
Haha my pleasure, thanks bro! Hope to see you soon
As someone who felt they were near mastering shooting with a 35mm fov, this video dropped a ton of new knowledge on me! Genuinely, one of the best photography videos I have ever found on RUclips, thank you!
I'm glad it was helpful! Thank you so much for the support
First yt photographer who talk more about harmony of elements rather then ps or editing
......... priceless
The man is back!!! Stoked to see a new Tommy Kuo vid
Thanks a lot mate! Been loving your work
I don't know which part of this contribution is more interesting. The technical knowledge he shares or the beauty of his pictures.
And I learned a new one - the Dutch Angle - according to Google - a camera technique used by the German Expressionists in the 1920 - ironically called Dutch. Thank you!
200tth like for you! yeah that other video was excellent. made with switch out my 85mm to the 35 for tomorrow's shoot.
immediately added to my watch later when I saw the notification because i knew it would be straight fire. didnt disappoint! awesome
Glad you liked it! Thanks so much for the support
Best tips ever given. I like how you explained your compositions in details. I found 35mm focal length very challenging to shoot portraits. But your works inspire me to shoot more 35mm and be more intentional about compositions.
I loved your first video on the 35mm lens so I was ecstatic to see you back. Thank you for making this. I go back to that first one all the time, both for learning and for inspiration.
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching both and supporting the channel!
Thanks so much for the tips!
just starting out and 35mm is my choice of my lens as well! great tips as always
Thank you so much Mai!
I decided to get 35mm because of u, man !! so excited :)
*NICE!* Excited for you!
This is like a free masterclass! Thank you for this, your work is amazing!
I recently got my hands on the original 35 mm L 1.4 and am loving this lens!!!! Please post more content of how you would use this like on maternity shoots, couple shoots, mock wedding, models, etc. Thanks & keep crushing it!
So pleased to see you back !
Thank you so much!
Thanks so much! I watched your video in a super loud coffee place with no sound practically and still it was very clear and helpful! Thank you for your work 🙏🏻
Great video, great photos!!!
Such absolutely incredible shots used in the demonstrations
Thanks a lot mate! Really appreciate it
Love how your shots look like film!
Thank you, I'm glad you like it!
Thanks Tommy. New sub. Appreciate the 35mm lens much more.
Thank you!
Tommy with the heat! Thanks for the share!
You already know! Thanks a lot Cyrus
Thanks for the helpful tips Tommy!!
No worries mate!
You're pretty good at dissecting your photos..... it's rather interesting 👌. Thanks for sharing 💕
Enjoy these photos and tips very much
Aye! Good to see you back! Great video
Thanks a lot Juls! Been loving your recent ones!
The Dutch angle? I'm Dutch but I never heard to that :) besides my 18-55 kitlens, I just bought a 35mm 1.8 lens for my Nikon D3500. I'm really enjoying your 35mm content.
I was about to sell my Samyang XP 35mm F1.2 till I watched this. I'm now excited to go out and use it.
Good luck with the model and the light.
TOMMY DOING IT !!!
I'm doing it!!
Super helpful dude. Appreciate you sharing all the knowledge for free
Of course, glad you found it helpful!
@@_tommykuo looking forward to your future videos!!
He’s back! Looking forward to the next one Tommy!
Thank you so much! Really appreciate it
Love these tutorials, you're a skilled and thoughtful photographer.
Hey man just found your channel and it's been a lifesaver with understanding how to work with models. I had a question though: how do you guide them on outfit choices? Do they get this from the mood board and bring their own outfits, do you give general ideas, etc? I have a friend who is going to try and help me and asked what she should wear, which got me thinking. Great channel, hope to see more and more.
I bought my first prime lens a 23mm (35mm equivalent) for my camera, just to imitate the feel of fuji x100v.. I also plan to master this focal length before I bought another lens..
My only concern for this lens is the Portrait shot, thanks for this video I have now a starting point to practice.
Wow nice composition feeling you have
Awesome content brother.
He’s Back!!
And ready to attack!
great pictures mate! inspiring to get my 35.
Great tips thanks
No problem!
Would love a color grading tutorial next!
A lot of thanks for making and sharing your video!!
this video is great tommy! I learned alot haha
Glad it was helpful! Thanks a lot man
Thanks ❤ Sir
Awesome tips and analysis as always man! Also loving the lighting setup for your video, killing it.
Thanks a lot team! Really appreciate yous
Great stuff, both in terms of contents and presentation!
Very good advice, thank you.
such a good video, so underrated
I appreciate that! Thanks a lot Zach
Awesome video and incredible shots! Which camera did you use to capture them?✨
Super merci pour ces belles photos
love your glasses! what is the brand of it? let me know
Great video! A lot of knowledge dropped through the analysis of your photos, good work Tommy. Welcome back man, hoping for more frequent uploads! 👊🔥
Absolutely great! Stunning photos! I am trying to decide which prime to buy to substitute my current zoom lens for my Fujifilm XT-4. I want a lens for everything from landscapes (which is my focus) to street and portraits. Seeing this makes me lean towards a 23mm (35 mm equivalent). Thank you for the inspiration! :)
awesome tips sir
Great shots
Aweeeeesoooomeeeee thanks dude.
No problem! Thanks a lot man
Good stuff !!! Great explanations and theory.
Back and ready to attack! Great video Tommy!
Thanks a lot mate! Really appreciate it
such a great video, as I'm trying to improve my photography skills with a 35mm lens, great content and a new subscriber! have an awesome day!
It would be interesting to see what aperture those shots were at.
Your rock! Thanks for the tips
🔥 as usual.
Thank you mate!
This was very good! thnx
Lets goooo new video !!!
Thanks a lot mate! Really appreciate it
Very good tips...thank you.dis you use any soft focus filters for your portraits in this shòot
Thank you! Yes I used a Pro Mist filter in some of my shoots
I needed that 👌👌👌📸
Center line is the level where is the camera?. Saludos 🇲🇽
Make a video on your food photography 🙏🏼
IDol
your Good Bro!💯👍👏👊
When shooting you shoot slightly under exposed then fix up the picture in editing? Or you you try to keep the exposure at neutral as possible on the cameras sensor?
Great video, and some lovely shots 🙌🔥
Thank you 🙌
Wow, I'm so glad I found your channel. So informative and your photography work is stunning.... I would love to create photos like you do. I bought a SIGMA 16mm a month ago in the intent of breaking away from my Canon M50 kit lens for vlogs and also taking pictures...... and I know in your previous video you recommended spending a great deal of time with your lens.... however, I would love to experiment more with photography and I keep wondering if I should purchase 35mm as well or the 50mm. (Obviously, you love the 35mm, but I was wondering if it's wise for me to buy another wide lens 😅) I'm still new to photography... if you ever have time... I would love your opinion for a beginner in photography who already has a 16mm but wants to venture out one more time to get a new lens in the future.
Sorry for my noob question but all these photos the subject is in the center. So does that mean the 1/3 rule does not apply with the 35mm in portrait?
Can U tell please, are you cropping some of your photos from this video , or they all full sized ? 🙏
I loved your photos except for the dutch angle, not because of the angle itself, but because you cut her hands by the cuffs giving the sensation of not having hands... Otherwise, I love it! Thank you for your vídeos!
How did you learn about composition that way? Any books which you can recommend?
Study the work of photographers you admire. Take a look at their compositions and try to break it down for yourself, you may start to find patterns.
@@_tommykuo I do that. I just feel like I'm overseeing some important patterns, when I analyse their pictures.
Btw. you are my favorite RUclipsr when it comes to photography.
Which camera have you used for this ?
The first photo would look better vertically
nice tips brother ! new subscriber here ;-)
Such a handsome fella!
Na that's you brother 💥
Are these shot at 1.4 or 1.8?
Headshots with a 35mm? How are you avoiding distortion of her features?
Hi, do you have any interest in the collaboration of wireless video transmission system?
could you make a video on composition tips on a 50mm? :)
is this 35mm canon? sigma?
did you shoot this video with a 35mm?