How to Take Better Pet Portraits in Studio: 5 Tips with Adam Goldberg
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- Adam Goldberg shares his 5 tips on photographing pets in studio, from camera settings to unique composition. What are your tips for pet photoshoots?
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- Tips For Getting The Best Pup Photos: • Tips For Getting The B...
0:00 Introduction
0:15 Catch Lights
1:11 Toys
1:55 Aperture
3:01 Eye Level
4:00 Flash Sync Speed
4:50 Bonus Tip
5:26 Final Thoughts
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Shooting lower: making anything bigger than life! 🖤📸 Great tips!
Thanks for sharing you precious tips
Adam is the best! Always learn something from him.
Thanks so much Eli!
I agree with EVERYTHING you mentioned.
The little plastic squeekie is absolutely great - however, a great way to use it is to hold it between your teeth. By squeezing it with your teeth the sound seems to be coming directly from the camera. I buy the squeekies in packages of 25 from craft stores or eBay.
I use various Godox strobes and will trigger them using the smallest Godox hotshoe flash modified with Joe demb flash diffuser Pro because it adds those great catch lights in the pet's eyes. I like shooting with flashes that have a fast recycle time.
Generally, for most dogs, I prefer focal lengths on the longer side, since I don't like the exagerated longer noses prevalent when using a wider lens.
Finally, although I have photographed literally thousands of dogs with Canon DSLR gear, I now prefer Sony mirrorless cameras because of the excellent animal eye auto focus.
Thank you!
Great tips, especially about the depth of field challenges with a longer snout.
Great advice from a Pet Photographer who has experienced situations for which you will encounter yourself. Thanks for sharing!🐶🐕🐕🦺
Great tips! Thank you 🙏🏼
Thank you Adam and B&H
Thanks - these are very helpful tips. I agree that photographing a dog at eye level is good. I have been using what is known as a "beauty dish" because it is a smaller size and I can physically get it closer to the floor. I also have a dome but because of its size, I can't get it close enough to the floor so I have to get the dogs up off the ground, usually on a couch. I only photography my own dogs and rescue dogs that my wife and I have fostered.
You’re very welcome. We used to use a beauty dish as well but like using larger light sources for softer light.
I’d be interested to see the studio setup.
Glad you included more love for the Doxies :-)
Of course!
Thanks for the info
You’re welcome. Thanks for watching!
Great pics !!!
1:15 is where the real magic is … other than Adam himself of course!
You’re too kind! That tennis ball is where all the magic happens!
Appreciate the tips. Bonus... CH-CH-CHEWY spot in the vid. Excellent!
You're very welcome!
For each dog and picture, when you go to take the shots, which do you decide to choose first? The shutter speed, aperture, or the ISO?
What are your tips for pet photoshoots? Join Adam for a live event on how to take pet photos in studio this Monday Apr 11, 2022 1:00 - 2:00PM ET: bhpho.to/3KcacQL #NationalPetDay
We can't wait!
Hi! I love your photos! could you please recommend lens and lighting equipment por dog photography studio? I currently use Canon R6 and 50mm F1.8 lens. Thank you sooo much!
1:38 please tell me where you got that squeaky toy in your hand, I tried looking at pet stores and all the squeaky toys were big dog toys. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and tips.
which type of backdrop you suggest for seamless background, and doesn't get damaged when pet / owner steps on it..?
I am so excited to to share my knowledge with you all!
Thanks for the knowledge and we are very excited for the #NationalPetDay livestream!
Thank you so much for these videos. I know nothing about photography, but believe its a form of art and I love art! I have a question. I am going to be taking pictures of puppies and kittens ages 0 - 12 weeks. I bought my first camera which is a Canon Rebel T100 (crop sensor) photos will be mostly indoors, the lens it came with sucks and I want to buy a lens that I will love. Please tell me which one to get, I will not getting paid for my photos, but want the best quality an amateur can get. Thanks
-Lisa
Thanks for watching! There are many lenses you could choose from. It all depends on style. But you could never go wrong with a 50mm. Reach out to one of our photo experts to help you to pick out the best lens for you and your budget. Email sales@bhphoto.com or call 800.606.6969
If you would like more tips on Pet Photography gear, check out this video: ruclips.net/video/OwYLc5SF_IE/видео.html
Great tips 👍 But what about character lighting?
Thank you! Character lighting?
When taking pictures of long snooted pups like a Dachshund make sure to use a wide angle lens and shoot at minimum focal distance. Sunglasses and party hats add something special and should be considered for yourself and the subject.
Sunglasses and party hats make everything better.
Flash speed sync, can anyone refer me to a detailed video on this ? Thanks
Enjoy! ruclips.net/video/k0zHeHeAavc/видео.html
I think a BETTER way of taking pet portraits is....to go to your studio! LOL!
Lol! Thanks so much. Buster would agree!
Tip #7 ... tire them out some before the shoot with play or exercise, not too much, but some.
Wherever I put the lights, I'm getting that demon-possessed dog effect (two beams of light coming from his eyes). What can I do?
i bought my first canon camera from a pet photographer..
That’s great!
I seldom, if ever, use less than f8 for portraits even of people. Some times outside I'll drop to 5.5 or 5, but not often. Having eyes in focus and the nose and ears out of focus is nonsense.
Couldn't agree more! Thanks for watching!
This isn’t pet photography, this is dog photography.