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5 Min Portrait | How to get PROFESSIONAL Photos with a "CHEAP" Camera - Canon SL3
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This is a "5 Min Portrait" using the Canon SL3 DSLR to capture a glass blower in action. I started off with the Kit Lens but soon after switched over to some better glass. The point of the video is to one review the SL3 and two, show you that a cheap camera can still capture "professional" photos.
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What would you like to see a 5 Min Portrait of Next? What gear should I use?
Canon 77d, please.....and dude you are looking jacked, these days!
If your going this direction I’d like to see the iPhoneXS with some lens adapters...or any other smartphone. Otherwise a Lomography Diana with Italian color film would be fun... not usual cameras and not pro by no means but just fun.
Adapted glass like old Soviet manual lenses.
I would love for you to do some surfing ports....
I'm an inspiring surf photographer/videographory and would love to improve my skills.
Thanks f.k.p.
@@Mixmastermotiv 77D would be nice video to see :P Just because i have that camera :D
"How to get PROFESSIONAL Photos with a CHEAP Camera"
Use a $1300 lens... :|
maybe..... with the second kit lense, he said he wanted, he could habe done nearly the same
Jackevans.images
Lenses are more important than the body. Just a fact.
@@playalle1 Nature & landscape is all about lense quality.
@@muffinb5446 No he couldn't, because the 55-200mm is not a 2.8 lens. Jared cant stand using kit lenses. That is why he switched lenses 9 minutes into the video.
@Netflix this is the type of content you need to add to your streaming service. 5 Minute portraits are the most informative videos for people starting off with photography. Jared does a great job using a popular CONSUMER camera, and shows it’s full potential.
yeah good video but 5 minute portraits?? its a 48 minute video and he was certainly shooting longer than 5 minutes haha. good work Jared.
Netflix?
Mmmmmmmmm
How to take professional photos with a cheap body?
1.) Be a professional photographer
2.) Have great glass
Not wrong though.
IMO, it's... (1) Know how to shoot manual, (2) Have quality glass. I'm just a hobbyist, but I crank out the occasional pro quality photos due to those two factors.
*2 seems to be his ploy
Like the sarcasm ;) like get a body for couple of hundreds and every possible top Glass you can :D the gear is probably only worth about 6 grand :D
well maybe..... just maybe..... if he had the second kit lense like he said. he could have done almost the same ;)
When Sl3 is cheap for him but it’s expensive for me 😂😂
Are yall seeing it on adorama? I purchased it for 600 ugh, lens are about the same price.
Well, compared to $5,000, $10,000 or even upwards of $100,000
😂🤣😂🤣 facts lol I’m trying not to be offended 😂🤣
@Nhung Do I mean for cameras that is pretty cheap
I had to sell my kidney to buy my SL3 😵
I like so much the 5(0) min portrait videos 😁🤓
I was about to text that comment, you beat me to it
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💔
You don’t need an expensive camera body to take nice photos. Just a couple thousand dollars worth of lenses and accessories :P
If not impossible then I just buy myself the IPHONEXR:P
@@mollies13 😫😄😫😫😂😅😅😜
I think Jared missed the whole point of this video by using professional lenses, people buying this camera will most likely use the kit lens and even the 50mm 1.8 before upgrading to anything else, that should've been the focus on this video, besides I feel like you are so spoiled by mirrorless and FF lenses now that it's seems like you almost forgot how to use manual focus! I wonder what you'd do with an analogue camera... Anyway great video!
The 18-55mm is good with skill, you can even reverse it for macro. $125 50mm 1.8 and $100 75-300mm are also good starters. Jarod just sucks without pro body and lenses.
@@22phan Hi, I am curious. What do you mean when you say the 18-55mm can be reversed for macro? How is that done? I own the Nikon version. Thanks
@@MissLiveLaughLove1 Any lens if reversed can serve as a macro lens, try it
Lmao if you're doing portrait work with manual focus on a brand new camera somethings wrong
@@AngelHurtado not correct, the modern EFS lenses have STM focusing which cannot be engaged without power. In addition aperture control is non existent with an electronic aperture system.
I honestly came here with zero expectation after seeing so many SL3 videos before purchasing mine today (it should arrive soon), I thought I'd just watch something to pass time and feed the hype of getting a new camera, but I'm impressed with what I learned from this video! Love the idea of actually seeing a photographer at work rather than just "here's what I did" and boom, you're really showing your process and how you think through each decision! I'm subscribed!
“Nailed that exposure!” I literally lolled! My wife was like-what’s so funny?
FINALLY!!! The 5 min portraits are back!! 🤩🤩😎
Amen!
I own this camera and I have been looking for this type of video since I got it. As a newbie, it can get demoralising when you can only find videos of professional photographers using high end modern mirrorless cameras like the Sony Alpha series or Canon's R series. Seeing a professional use my camera and getting beautiful shots like these serves as reassurance that I have a capable device and that all I need to focus on right now is getting better at my craft. When it comes to lenses, I agree with everything that was said here. I replaced my kit lens with the 50mm f1.8 STM within a month of using it. I've also been working to get the 70-200mm and it was so great seeing it on this camera body. Aside from taking superb pictures, it cranks up the camera's overall aesthetics. 👌🏿 Thank you so much for this Jared. You're inspiring many upcoming photographers all over the world. Much appreciated from Kenya 🇰🇪
I appreciate seeing your videoagraphers at work in this session
Really appreciate seeing you working in the field. Really corroborates your skills as a photographer and not just a guy reviewing specs. Good stuff!
SL3 is not cheap, it's affordable. In some cases gives you better images than cameras that are twice the price. All you need is skill. You can even rock a kit lens all day and no one will ever know, unless you want specific kind of images.
I mean as a complete novice you have blown my mind here but this was fantastic to see you work and describe your thought processes. Brilliant stuff
Disappointed with the video. I thought it would show how to take the best pictures possible with an entry level setup. Spending 5 min with the kit lens then switching to L lens is not useful for anyone. I don't think anyone using L lens is pairing it with an SL3. What would have been more valuable is to talk about the limitations of the kit lens, and how to address them. Perhaps suggesting to move to the nifty fifty and showing how to use that, not switching to glass that's out of scope for an SL3 user.
This is similar to your video on how to take pictures with that $400 Nikon kit that was on sale. You used the kit lenses for 5 minutes then busted out the 2.8 professional glass. Nobody buys a $400 setup and then gets a $2000 lens to use with it.
True.
But still, he used the kit lens and called out the limitations (only "snap-shot-like cause you don't get bokeh), but you can use creative angles. What more do you wish of such a lens and someone who doesn't uses it regularly?
I did expect 5min, not 50 🤔😅
Who cares no ones forcing you to watch it let's be honest kit lens in terms suck better glass is always better
@@bigmaxcc you're sounding so agitated...
Well, I like to use L lenses on my SL3. Why not? That being said, I only have 2 at the moment but...
I use L glass on my SL2.
I love my SL2!! Sigma 30mm Art, Nifty 50, 70-200 f/4L works great for me as a beginner
That's still some pretty expensive glass for a beginner
@@dabj9546 rather invest in good glass as a beginner than terrible glass.
Solid setup
Should I get the 70-200 f2.8 or f4
@@williamrios1103 2.8
Kinda wish I got the SL3 instead of the M50. Might gonna look to trade if I get the chance.
Not that the M50 is bad, just think the Sl3 might tick more of my boxes.
This guy belongs in the early mid 70s. Or atleast looks like it.
Keep rocking that fro.
“5 min” that lasts 48 😂. I love these by the way!
Your work, your humor, your energy, your generosity! You are awesome!
This is my favorite content of yours. I could watch these all day!
I just got back into photography and started off with Canon rebel t7i and love watching your videos you are an amazing photographer and can't wait to learn more from u. keep up the good work. I never cared about the body it's the price of lens that's holding me back. With my dear sick mother that I take care of
I had constant fear about Jareds hair and the open flame. ^^
I recommend always using the center AF point on inexpensive cameras because the center AF point tends to be the most accurate, by far. You can get 1/3 stops on Rebel bodies by using exposure compensation, BTW.
Jared, why break out the expensive glass? Not many with that camera will use any of those lenses. Why didn’t you use the “nifty fifty”, EF 50mm f/1.8 STM?
Jared, you are having metering issues because while the AF point might be wherever you move it, that camera is still metering with the center AF point. This is another reason to only use the center AF point, and recompose the shot, with these types of cameras..
Great job ,Jared, i got one SL3, just amazed .i am a nikon shooter
That Fro close to that flame... I was nervous! Great video, thanks.
I used the rebel T5 with the 50 mm 1.8 for years and everyone thought I was pro! 🤫
I feel this comment! I've been using a Rebel T4i and the same lens. Photographers with 5D Mark IVs have been shocked.
Geri Tisdale I just switched to the 6d mark II.
Will never get rid of my rebel though.
@@Ashford101 that's exactly what I want to switch to! Just need to make money from photography, first. Not sure I can get rid of my rebel, either.
Right just switched from my Rebel to a 6dM2 ....
Full frame body with similar sensors and faster....
Tech heads may complain but coming from a Rebel huge upgrade
People swear i have a 1dx using l series lens...nah I just know my camera
That monopod trick was awesome 🤯
Really great video, Jared! I actually watched from beginning to end. Such a great video for new/young shooters to watch to see how to do a good session. Would love to see you do a 5 Min Portrait session with 2 cameras; full frame and APSC just to show the differences as well as showing you can get great shots with either.
Generally, I only view video no longer than 10 minutes, but yours, are so much interesting!
This is the first of these “5-minute” videos that I’ve seen and I absolutely love it. Thanks a ton for putting this out there. I always want to shadow other photographers/videographers to learn from them and this is the next best thing. I have the SL2 and the way I get around the viewfinder focus and exposure issue is to shoot using the lcd screen. It’s just quicker that way and dual pixel AF is a huge bonus.
I liked the 18-55 but I preferred the 18-135. For kit lenses they really can get the job done
Great location, and fantastic images it's all about the glass.
You can do a lot with a cheap lense and cheap camera. At the end of the day, it's the photographer and not the gear. If you were new, learn the gear rater than investing early. Learn to use manual focus and compositions. You can get extremely high quality lenses for really good price because they lack auto focus. If you practice, enough, you can focus with f1.8 faster and more accurately than the cheap camera can most of the time.
I hate it when other RUclipsrs do the "cheap" camera challenge and use a $5 toy camera instead of actual entry level cameras such as the Rebel from Canon or D3XXX from Nikon. Thanks Jared for being realistic
Pic 7 the overhead was gorgeous, that could be a sick poster.
Wouldn't be a true Fro video if it wasn't a 5 Min Portrait in 48 minutes. Love this!
Love my SL3 with my Sigma 18-35 1.8 and Canon 70-200 2.8 L IS III 🤗 FRO KNOWS FOTO!!
You are at your absolute best while doing this sort of video!
This videos are the most informative that can be shown on RUclips about photography...is just missing the post production, but that is too much personal...love this stuff!Thanks Jared...THANKS!
Huh? What in the world are you talking about ? Stop
@@froknowsphoto are you joking right?😆 don't make me fool hahaha my english skill is not so high 😄😊
@@froknowsphoto don't worry about it J. He's a tool, and not all tools are useful. Also, Pshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh to that guy. Post is solid, as you know 👍🏽
@@kwizmon what is the meaning of your comment? Enlighten me, because I can't understand how a compliment can be completely misrepresented ...
@@froknowsphoto I still can't understand the connection between your reply and my comment... :/
I have a Canon t5i and have used a couple different types of lenses on it including the kit lens and 70-200. The highest I will push my iso on it is 1600. Never have gone above it because it becomes so noisy. Even at 1600 it definitely gives me a lot of noise, even at f1.8 in a dark environment where I'm running a shutterspeed of 1/125. So, I have to make sure I'm finding the right shots to expose well enough to be editable in post. But, using the brush and switching it to Clarity setting and turning the Clarity all the way down to -100 and using that to brush over the background and whatever else I don't want to have noise. It makes a MASSIVE difference. Just learning what works and what you can get away with. 3200 I tried and it was just....mush haha.
I really enjoy watching these kind of videos from Jared since i'm not a professional so it is very interesting to see what professional can do with these basic cameras :)
Can't imagine the amount of editing Stephen does in these episodes. Well done.
Dude, if nothing else this is a testament to the value of a good lens.
I love your videos, but most people don't start with the best lenses, even if they are getting interrested in photography. It would have been more interresting/realistic to see what you could do with a beginner camera like that and some more affordable but still much better lenses like the 50mm F1.8, the Sigma/Tamron 17-50mm F2.8 and the 70-200mm (non IS), which was basically my beginner kit until I got into FF.
Own a sl2 for a one year and half.
The kit lens and 50mm dose not make me a better photographer as this video does.
You really put effort into videos
Can't support you with buying t-shirt or using the link but I fully support the channel and the videos.
Thanks a lot
This shows a couple of really important things. One, it's always nice to have a cooperated subject. Two, If somethings not working, go with what is.
I use a sony a6400 for filmmaking. I will be getting the Sl3 for photography.
I use sl3 for both,it's a great camera 🎥 📸
Probably the most pleasurable video on my youtube sub list.
As an apprentice glass blower and someone whos trying to get into photography (t6i owner) is gonna help me in both worlds...only if fronows will do a vid on how to do surfing photography.
Thanks froknows and germlion....ive heard about those glass cranes from a co-worker and those things are sick a.f.
However thanks froknows for thus video....i thoroughly enjoyed this video
Also does shooying the flame does any damage to the lens...beside you melt it if you get to close.
And I'm guessing if you did decide to take flame pics you would want to use the dydinium glasses germlion is wearing
how to get professional photos with a cheap camera and lenses that cost several times the body
"several" is quite an understatement.
As a beginner photographer, this was very informative to see your process and thought process. Thanks for sharing!
body means very little, the glass is what really elevates photos.
skills above all else though
i meant that good glass accompanied by a inexpensive body can produce better results than cheap glass and a cheap body. if you don't have skill, all the expensive gear in the world mean nothing. i really should have to spell that out for you
That’s the point.
I love your videos where you conduct real world tests! So satisfying and informative to watch.
It's cool to see you work the situation. Love the channel.
Composition is the key, great job Jared san, another video to tell people don't need expensive body for professional photos
Don't forget lighting. Most 18-55mm kit lens are pretty decent outdoors, but indoors.......fugetaboutit!
This shows that, it does not matter on the type of camera body. It all depends on the lens.
Great vid man. ✊✊
That top down idea was really cool, I've never seen that before! Looks awesome
Dude.... You're Awesome. I the SL3, and videos with it are the only In Depth videos I've seen, and they're awesome. RUclipsrs seem to only focus on the Very Expensive lenses and cameras. So thank you for helping me understand my camera.
"....and the good glass doesn't hurt." :) Love me some good glass! I've learned so much from you, Jared...thanks for helping me become a much better photographer.
A SL3 with Digic8 is probably a really good apsc.
It must be. They sell a 4000D with a Digic 4+. Almost the same soc that is on my 60D from like 9 years ago. Sensors and processors for cameras have come a long way since then. I compared my 60D's ISO 3200 and 6400 shots with a friend's D3400 and the D3400 keeps so much more detail and handles noise so much better.
Yes Jared! This is the content that made me fall in love with your channel and it’s good to have it back. Loved it. So useful to see you doing what you do best, it’s easier to learn by watching you do it and explain what and why you’re doing. Thank you
It was cool to see what significant difference a better lens makes.
fun shoot. Ryan started the fire!
"Thumbs Up" if you think Jared was stoned during this shoot
I still use the SL1 and before getting a 70-200, I would get a 17-50 f/2.8 from either Tamron or Sigma. I got the Sigma for around 200 and it is amazing. I did some portraits and baby shoots with that for friends and they were very happy with the results. It is a bit like a bag of primes at f/2.8. :-)
Awesome video mate! These kind of video's make me come back again and again. Thanks for sharing!
I use live view to shoot to see my results yeah it drains ur battery but makes it more faster
Most of your shoots are from Canon SL3! Love it
These are the shots I like to get. I do them for a small leather motorcycle clothing company and love to capture moments like these.
Great video Jared!! For the EVF vs OVF you have a point here. EVF is better in situations like this in your video, with constantly changing light. But because I am using OVF for years I’ve got accustomed to the light meter behavior of my DSLR (800D) and I can have nearly perfect exposure 9 times out of 10. The most difficult situation with OVFs is in Manual mode where you can ruin the exposure if you are in hurry. In my opinion, in this session you should have tried Aperture Priority and Auto ISO, then you can adjust only your EV to nail the exposure. Forget the Manual ISO when in Aperture Priority in this camera because you can’t set minimum shutter speed!
Those colours turned out awesome for that camera!
Jared, I really like this real life shooting stuff. It's kinda behind the scene, but like a beginner I found this very helpful. Thank you ;) Waiting for the next one ;)
What's really great about this video are the images that Jared has released.
I checked them out and I was fascinated by how good his edits look even though he didn't do a whole lot. It seems that nearly all of the edits were basic exposure and tone curve settings.
I have an old t2i with the kit lenses. I did exactly what you said. I bought a good piece of glass.At that time it was the 70-200mm first gen no stabilization. Still got way better shots than with the original lenses. Give a camera a better eyeball and it will seem like you bought a new body. P.S. I now have a 5dmk4 and 5ds body. Thanks for all you do Fro.
I love seeing a "photo shoot" helps me get on the mind of a photographer. I love watching your normal content. but watching this I feel I am seeing the real you.
I don't know why, but this may be my favorite Jared vid.
I have sl2 with sigma lens I love it
Fascinating
Lots of stuff to learn!! Great Video 👍🏼
always so informative. i always watch your videos jared because it inspire me to chase my dream to become a photographer.
Love it when you teach Jared.
I love these 5 minute portraits so much!! 😍
amazing content !
nice shots
This is great. In the first 2 minutes we learned something we will use always. thanks! thumbs up
What was it.
@@froknowsphoto Why there are 2 different f stop numbers on lenses with variable focal lengths.
Jared, Can you please tell me which to choose, Canon T7i or Canon SL3
Tremendous video!! Real world struggles with basic gear that you are not familiar with!! This is one of the best photography video I have ever looked at because it actually shows you doing photography!! Instead of just talking about YETAC (yet another camera). Regards from the Desert.
GrumpyWiseGuy Which desert? Sahara? Mojave? Gobi, Sonora desert?
Since Canon has not updated its FF DSLRs yet this year (5D, etc.), and does not have a pro level mirrorless yet (just lenses won't do it), it looks like SL3 is the only new one available for "Professional" photos. Well timed Jared.
Jared, love the on the fly walkthrough of how you work yourself through a shoot mentally, and vocally telling yourself what you need to do next. What camera strap are you using in this video?
Glad to know I’m not the only one wrestling with the focus on an SL3 😂 especially with a cheap lens in low light, I just give up and go manual T^T
i think it will be just awsome to how an actual view of the viewfinder in the process of shooting.
I have an sl2 and I have really wanted to see a pro photographer do a real world review with it for a while now. It appreciate your thoughts on the kit lens too. Thank you for making this video!
Would be helpful if you published triangle settings for each pic. Thanks for the great video.
These videos are amazing for learning composition thought process and on the spot decision making. Also watched the one in the Pizzeria. It was amazing. But I agree with most that you should've stuck with the 18-55 mm or gone with a 50 mm 1.8 where necessary. That would've helped people understand better, how to get the most out of the limited gear that they have.
that was hell of an amazing video, learn a lot. Thank you, Jared.
thanks for the video
A wonderful video, a great example of what you have to try to get the best shot. Thank you for leaving in all the things you didn't do right in the video. I think this is one of your best video you have ever shown. This is a great training tool. Kudos to you. My wife just came in and ask what was I watching because it sounded so interesting and informative. I have to pass this on to my photography friends who think just taking one or two shots is all they need to do. Again a great video.