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The perfect lens for clients who have eaten too much garlic. Seriously! Great as always! I appreciate your work for years. Thank you to all who make this video possible!
It's very interesting how you were able to bring such an amazing result. I do want to mention that even though the lens has more compression than most of portrait lenses you were able to show more of the location!!
"Oh my arms". I feel that for sure! I don't shot portraits of people but that lens is amazing for wildlife like you mentioned. Thanks for showing us what it can do with people portraits. Cheers.
Thank you , Julia. I just love long lenses for creating compression. It was terrific to watch you use compression do effectively in your work. Great stuff.🎉😊
Oh lol this came right after a random youtube short on lens compression. Fascinating. Might break my old 100-300mm out tomorrow and get a few portrait pics to play around!
Definitely my favorite look of all of your lenses so far........for many shooters, long lenses were the STANDARD for fashion photography during the 1990s and 2000s . Often a 300 f2.8.
I have the 200-600mm G lens and that would be the last lens I would use for portraits unless I was trying to do a silhouette sunset shot where I was trying to compress the background or something like that. The 200-600mm is a great lens at a great price. But, I think I'll leave it at home if I'm doing portraits.
Just invested in one of these for wildlife myself although my preferred lenses are for portraits …possibly a monopod would be a great aid helping with stability … looking forward to using mine as soon as the weather allows thank you for sharing
The 200-700mm is my go-to lens. I use it for bird, wildlife, landscape and close-up photography (have not try portrait yet). Keeping the camera and lens steady for a long period is challenging. For me, coming up from a crouching position is a killer.
Lovely video. The compression when you photographed her in front of the pink building made her look much larger than her surroundings which was interesting. Expect it would be an even harder portrait session with an APS-C camera.
Absolutely stunning! Great photos and stunning model. I love how comfortable she is in her skin! Gorgeous! As crazy as this sounds but this might be one of my favorite lenses for your work. You’re a beast to handle that lens all day 🤪whew!
I like it. Actually If you think about it, it's something quite common. I remember some portraits with a very distinctive look that exactly looked like this paparazzi style. Great model btw... So fluently.
Hello Julia, can you create a video about the Sony 16-55 mm f2.8 G lens. What is your opinion about the Viltrox lenses. Are there only cheap or have they also a good quality?
OMG !!!!!!!!!!! you are in my City ... MY CITY why i don't know about this i in this exact moment go for a walk with my camera XD What you doing here in Poznań ?
I appreciate this photoshoot, I've been looking at the 200-600 to expand my wildlife photo opportunities. If he passes the human photoshoot test it should work well for nature wildlife too.
I like that you’re not using a Monopod/ Tripod. I was doubting getting this lens because I don’t like using tripods. But after seeing you use it without one, I’m definitely going to buy.
If you can use a fast enough shutter speed, then you can definitely use this hand held :) don't forget that the longer your focal length = more chance for motion blur. But yeah, the fast shutter mitigates this!
Hi! I’ve recently started to follow your channel and I’m a big fan already! Can I ask you as a beginner photographer I was looking for a lens to pair to my a7C while travelling and I’m undecided between a Sony 35mm 1.8 or a sigma 28-70 2.8… ideally I’d bring only one.. what would you recommend?
Hey Julia.... I was actually thinking you would end up in NYC this summer but you went to Poland!! I love that you shot with the 200-600. I have traveled with this lens as well and what a pain it is to lug around. Your photos turned out amazing and your model's poses were really good. She was perfect for this photoshoot. Can you tag her if she has social so I (and others) can follow her?
Awesome photos! So cool to see the 200-600 get to action in the streets as well. I wonder, how do you record the eye-af without using a external monitor? Imaging Edge app or something similar?
@@sane7798 Yeah, that would be my guess as well. Just had never seen her actually using a monitor! But I got the answer just after as she stated her Atomos broke.
Wow interesting lens for a portrait shoot. I use a Nikon equivalent for swim photography and it's quite heavy. I have sort of used it for portraits, but it's shooting swimmer's reactions from across the pool :)
I have some idea how hard that shoot can be. I was riveted on your results. Nice and dreamy. Great CBD location, that are a challenge in itself. Cool 🧊☺
This is the kind of lens where, I feel, 90% of the job is done by the model and not the photographer simply because there is just not much else going on in the frame. I may be wrong but just not for my tastes
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Thank you so much for watching!!
According to the description you had sample photos on your blog but I don't see any. 😭
Best portrait lens for introverts!
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at 600mm you have to talk loudly to the model to give instructions... that goes again against introverts...
@@nothingtobeconcernedabout7477 walkie-talkie comes in handy
The perfect lens for clients who have eaten too much garlic.
Seriously! Great as always! I appreciate your work for years. Thank you to all who make this video possible!
It's very interesting how you were able to bring such an amazing result.
I do want to mention that even though the lens has more compression than most of portrait lenses you were able to show more of the location!!
Beautiful Julia is finally in Poland! Welcome to Poznań, the queen of photography!!
"Oh my arms". I feel that for sure! I don't shot portraits of people but that lens is amazing for wildlife like you mentioned. Thanks for showing us what it can do with people portraits. Cheers.
Thank you , Julia. I just love long lenses for creating compression. It was terrific to watch you use compression do effectively in your work. Great stuff.🎉😊
Super fun to see you demonstrate 200-600mm lens for portraits.
Oh lol this came right after a random youtube short on lens compression. Fascinating. Might break my old 100-300mm out tomorrow and get a few portrait pics to play around!
Definitely my favorite look of all of your lenses so far........for many shooters,
long lenses were the STANDARD for fashion photography during the 1990s and 2000s .
Often a 300 f2.8.
Wow! Nice lens! ❤that thing would break the bank 😆 💕
Julia is the prettiest 😍
I have the 200-600mm G lens and that would be the last lens I would use for portraits unless I was trying to do a silhouette sunset shot where I was trying to compress the background or something like that. The 200-600mm is a great lens at a great price. But, I think I'll leave it at home if I'm doing portraits.
This is inspiring me to do some photo shoots with the 200-600 on my a6700, aka the 300-900.
Just invested in one of these for wildlife myself although my preferred lenses are for portraits …possibly a monopod would be a great aid helping with stability … looking forward to using mine as soon as the weather allows thank you for sharing
We need more of this lens! 😍😍😍
Hi Julia, I'm gonna try my Sony 200-600mm lens for portraits next time😄
Which would be your recommendations in portrait lens in order of cost 🙈 pls
great model … did you mentioned her or have a link? - THXXX ( … and pictures are great, as always)😊
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The 200-700mm is my go-to lens. I use it for bird, wildlife, landscape and close-up photography (have not try portrait yet). Keeping the camera and lens steady for a long period is challenging. For me, coming up from a crouching position is a killer.
Lovely video. The compression when you photographed her in front of the pink building made her look much larger than her surroundings which was interesting. Expect it would be an even harder portrait session with an APS-C camera.
Great results yet the lens doesnt make it look dramatically different to a 70-200mm F2.8 for portraits. Different tools different jobs
Absolutely stunning! Great photos and stunning model. I love how comfortable she is in her skin! Gorgeous! As crazy as this sounds but this might be one of my favorite lenses for your work. You’re a beast to handle that lens all day 🤪whew!
When I'm starting in photography and I also rent a camera I always use zoom lens cause I haven't choice😅
I like it. Actually If you think about it, it's something quite common.
I remember some portraits with a very distinctive look that exactly looked like this paparazzi style.
Great model btw... So fluently.
Hello Julia,
can you create a video about the Sony 16-55 mm f2.8 G lens. What is your opinion about the Viltrox lenses. Are there only cheap or have they also a good quality?
OMG !!!!!!!!!!! you are in my City ... MY CITY why i don't know about this i in this exact moment go for a walk with my camera XD What you doing here in Poznań ?
I loved every single photo you showed on this video and I'm proud of you for not using the trees🥰🥰🥰
big wow to the model as well! They make it look easy but I can definitely not be able to direct a model if they dont have much experience IMO.
i have this lens for a year now and i was wondering if it would be nice to portrait. now i will definitely try it. thanks! for sharing
That’s so cool. Can you do a Canon 55-250mm 4.0-5.6 portrait shot? I believe many people have this len since not all of us are rich
Great work Julia 👍🏼
I appreciate this photoshoot, I've been looking at the 200-600 to expand my wildlife photo opportunities. If he passes the human photoshoot test it should work well for nature wildlife too.
Just Wow 🥰❤️
I like that you’re not using a Monopod/ Tripod. I was doubting getting this lens because I don’t like using tripods. But after seeing you use it without one, I’m definitely going to buy.
If you can use a fast enough shutter speed, then you can definitely use this hand held :) don't forget that the longer your focal length = more chance for motion blur. But yeah, the fast shutter mitigates this!
I like those images.
Hi! I’ve recently started to follow your channel and I’m a big fan already! Can I ask you as a beginner photographer I was looking for a lens to pair to my a7C while travelling and I’m undecided between a Sony 35mm 1.8 or a sigma 28-70 2.8… ideally I’d bring only one.. what would you recommend?
She so beautiful and unique look ❤❤❤
Nicely done. I also have this lens and I mainly use it for portraits.
Very nice model!!!!
Hey Julia.... I was actually thinking you would end up in NYC this summer but you went to Poland!! I love that you shot with the 200-600. I have traveled with this lens as well and what a pain it is to lug around. Your photos turned out amazing and your model's poses were really good. She was perfect for this photoshoot. Can you tag her if she has social so I (and others) can follow her?
my dream lense 😊😊😊
I have this lens and i absolutly love it
Thats nice. Is the image quality and speed performance equal to 100-400 G master?
@@KetansaCreatesArt i havent tried the 100-400 but i assume its a lil btter since its a G master
@@sasuce52 Alright. Thank you 🙂
Awesome photos! So cool to see the 200-600 get to action in the streets as well. I wonder, how do you record the eye-af without using a external monitor? Imaging Edge app or something similar?
I guess she uses a wireless transmitter to transfer viewfinder data to an external recorder somewhere
@@sane7798 Yeah, that would be my guess as well. Just had never seen her actually using a monitor! But I got the answer just after as she stated her Atomos broke.
Fun video!! Good inspiration for my long range lenses. 150 to 500mm. :) So creative. Haha.
Wow interesting lens for a portrait shoot. I use a Nikon equivalent for swim photography and it's quite heavy. I have sort of used it for portraits, but it's shooting swimmer's reactions from across the pool :)
Dose 1st electronic curtain mess up the bokeh and image quality?
fun choices
GOOD SHOT WITH TELE 😎💥💥💥💥💥💥
how did you record focus monitoring? i dont see any external monitor or hdmi capture on you
I wanted to ask this as well
600mm?
Are you using PS now instead of the other program? Do you prefer PS?
How would you compare this lens vs the tamron 150-500mm?
A model who knows how to actually model. I must say, pretty rare these days!
Hi from Poznan!
The model looks like Watts from the movie “Some kind of a wonderful”. Actress Mary Stuart Masterson. She was gorgeous
Interesting. Looks like you stayed mostly under 300mm.
I use this lens everyday … can’t say I’ve ever done a portrait session with it 😂
She is so beautiful
@juliatrotti could you please do one video about poses for the model? :)
You dont need to call the model to the location, she can just do it from home
I have some idea how hard that shoot can be. I was riveted on your results. Nice and dreamy. Great CBD location, that are a challenge in itself. Cool 🧊☺
Hi love from india jharkhand ❤❤❤
I think if you have a good camera you can make any lens look good..
That was an amazing video
You could be a model too
You have a fantastically beautiful face.... You remind me of Kate Winslet
600mm for when you just don’t want to leave home but have a photo shoot downtown.
This is the kind of lens where, I feel, 90% of the job is done by the model and not the photographer simply because there is just not much else going on in the frame. I may be wrong but just not for my tastes
A monopod will save your arms.
Am I the only one who feels Julia should be in front of camera rather than clicking herself
That lens is for wildlife, not the other kinds😂
Lol I’m 5’10 (170cm?) and the damn 70-200 is so big to me o can only imagine this
Julia, how beautiful you are …😍
половина фото в МЫЛЕ, кто учил вас снимать на 600мм с выдержкой 1/800 😂😂🤣🤣🤣
安能辨我是雄雌