Model training Pt 2
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- This is a continuation from part one of Peter's first training shoot with Abbey, working on natural posing and getting her to be more confident in front of the camera. As he continues to talk train her, you will see how she starts to get a flow into her and keep a continaul drift rather than set poses. By the end of this, Abbey has already come up a whole level and is getting those stunning emotive shots you see in Peter's folio.
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Lighting: Natural light with white bounce
Camera model: Hasselblad H6D-50c
Lens: Hasselblad 80mm
Shutter-speed: 1/160
Aperture: f/6.3
Iso: 80
Filmed on:
Sony a7siii with Sony 16-35mm
Sony A7c with Zeiss Batis 18mm on a DJI Ronin-CS Gimbal
Sony RX100 VII
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Can process RAWs through this program with any camera on a Mac, but you will not be able to tether or use certain sliders. Alternatively, he recommends CaptureOne (not Lightroom)
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These last two videos (Model training Pt 1 and 2) are the best on the subject I have ever seen on RUclips. They don't only explain WHAT to do, but really gives the insight into HOW and especially WHY. Thank. You. So. Much!
Glad you like them Daniel, thanks so much for watching
I see now the big difference between a normal photographer and a truly great photographer. It's all in the details and communications, I learnt so much from this thank you.
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed it
I agree
Peter ! You are a master of explaining why and how you do the things do, and that is a very good talent, Thank you for all the amazing tips, and thank you for the awesome team you have.
You are very welcome
Another great video! I've been photographing models for over twenty years and in two videos you've taught me things I never even considered before. Thank you!
Happy to help!
Please do a part 3, and please use the stunning Abbey, I feel like I have learnt so much from these 2 videos, thank you both so much.
Yes coming soon :)
Peter, these are some of the best tutorials I've ever seen! I've been shooting for years and looking for tools and ideas to work with models and your videos are spot on! 10X a lot!!!
Wow thanks Benny
Thanks so much Benny, really appreciate it
I'm not a professional photographer, but I love great photos and it is such a pleasure to watch you work. The manner in which you communicate with the models is at another level, well done.
Thanks so much
You articulate so well what I try to get across to my models. I have to admit that I have parroted some of your words in hopes to streamline the learning curve and success ration while I am shooting. Thank you for spending the time on this. It is much appreciated!
Thanks my pleasure, anything to help photographers to take better photos :)
It's awesome how much you're willing to teach people man... This video is a masterpiece!
If i move out of Iran I will definitely take part in your cources❤️❤️ you're a genius!!
wow thank you :)
this is a MASTER CLASS in posing and working with models. WOW!!! So glad you touched on hands as that is number one challenge I hear from people and also previously didn't know how to direct. this was awesome!
Wow, thank you!
A long hard day at work, then you come home to a new Peter Coulson & Becs upload, brilliant !
:D
what I learned from you about what goes on in front of the camera while I am behind it...amazing..thank you
This was fascinating, I got so much from this style of filming. Brilliant to watch this whole process. Looking forward to Part 3.
Thank you
So much about the communication and the examples you give to think about.
Changes and opens the model...fantastic work,thanks for this inside view !🙏🙏🙏
Thank you very much!
Very helpful guidelines, esp. the part about placing her feet vs cute/strong.
Awesome.
Glad you enjoyed it!
My first time watching your vids, but the understanding of physiology and relationship to feelings is fantastic
Thanks Mark
Can't wait to see Pt3 and 4. Your're doing great. Wrote down so many shortnotes to remind me, wow. And Abbey does also great. Beautiful girl, full of concentration and implementing your tips immediately without getting stressed or bored. Great to have such a talent in front of your lens.
Thanks so much! more coming soon
So appreciative of the effort put in by all to create this excellent video (again!).
Abbey must have been very brave to work through Peter’s thorough, yet effortless and empathetic coaching.
At 13:58, Peter said “There, there, there…”, and Abbey… well, watch the video closely to see the results. Just beautiful :)
I said ‘closely’, because it’s packed with great insight! Thank you
Thanks so much Michael, really appreciate it :)
hi Peter, i do not think your model knows how good she is and your sir are outstanding at making the model comfortable and that sir is a part of why u get excellent photos
Thanks heaps, she's starting to understand how good she is and is getting even better with her eyes :)
@@PeterCoulsonPhotographer i expect that she and we will see a difference very quickly even in the next session
Fantastic video, love how you bring out the best in the model and she is not self conscious in posing. The shots all look relaxed and natural.
Thank you very much!
These two videos are absolutely brilliant for both models and photographers. Thank you
Glad you like them thanks Chris
thanks so much peter,learned so much from these videos and the way you work with models.great work as always.
Very welcome thanks
I use a lot of these things that you have shown but I also have learned a lot as well. Really good!! In video part one, the moment you got her to relax at the camera, Stunning photos.. Well done!!
Glad it was helpful Mike :)
This is a super informative series, I don't know why I have not seen this before.
Thanks for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
@@PeterCoulsonPhotographer It is super helpful. Being new in the game of model photography, I have struggled a bit with, un experienced models, and I feel there are a lot of great tips here.
Absolutely love this series!
Thanks :)
Peter, you are relaxed and humorous. Windshield washer as an example. The models obviously enjoy working with you and Bec helps too I suspect. You must have thought long and hard about how to get the best out of each shoot. Impressive.
Thank you so much Edward, I really appreciate it. It's years of practice learning how to get models to model in the way that gets the best out of the shoot :)
Absolute quality throughout from all involved.
Thank yopu
Love it! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Fantastic set of videos. By far the best advice on how to get great poses from your model. Thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
strong and powerful on tiptoes and legs spread apart so she will be on the edge of tipping make the model change her whole face and body looks I love it peter I am learning so much from you. You are the best I seen especially in your style of fashion on constantly moving it flows perfectly.
Thanks so much, really appreciate it
Awesome, very informative - and a bit confrontational too, because I realize that the incidental shoot that didn't go as smooth as I wanted them to in the past, could have been saved by me communicating better. It really is a dance between model and photographer.
thanks, the better you can communicate with the model the better the photo
Peter these two vids are absolutely amazing and so helpful! Best I have seen and will be using these in my shoots. Thank you!!
So glad you like them!
Lots of things in here that i have never even given a thought too. Great educational and informative information for models and photographers alike. Many thanks and keep these coming please.
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks heaps
Another thing that i have found that works is asking models to wear their best underwear to a shoot. This has caused a few raised eyebrows but when i explain why it makes sense. Even for just a plain headshot it gives a sort of confidence that the model is good about herself. Even though the underwear will not be seen, they know they are wearing it and it makes them feel good which comes through in the photo's
@@davidcook1714 I'm sure that would work but some models might find it a bit creepy especially on a first shoot
Thank you so much for doing these amazingly informative and helpful videos, I'm learning so much every time I watch one. Looking forward to part 3 of this series. Well done!
Glad to help Gary
Absolutely fascinating, thank you
Our pleasure!
The best videos / tutorials I have seen so far, thank you 👍
Wow, thanks!
Great pointers as always! Keep em coming!
Thanks! Will do!
Thanks again for another awesome video! No wonder you're able to convey so much emotion in your images, in particular in the eyes ❤️
Thank you
She was a very robot model, she might work better with some wine, lol your so right about hands she used them way, way too much don’t. I know you might know Peter Hurley he rarely does hands, it’s all about the eyes and your standing on toes is so good and bring your mind somewhere is fantastic I’ve learned so much from you. Again that model face was stone, you really had to work her, but did a great job. I had a client once she said the last photographer asked she might be better if she drank a full bottle of wine before the shot. I knew than I had my work cut out for me. Do you do some critiques on Photos at all?
Photographer should critique their own work because you know what you're trying to create and if you've succeeded
This series is incredibly useful, thank you for doing it!! 😍
You're so welcome!
Incredible video, I'll need to watch it 5 times to process all that info, thanks for sharing!!!
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it
The golden content Peter. More of this please ;)
thanks yes more coming
And here is a man who realy know what is he doing and why. And additionality a man who deasembling womens emotions. Great Vid!!!
Thank you Artur
Peter, thxs for the both videos. I picked up many interesting information for my next shoot!
Thanks for watching
In my opinion and according to many other photographers, chin should not be too high and not to be too down ;-) This is simple; and it's because it's simple that it's difficult ! Nice video.
Thanks for sharing
A really useful and informative video - just what was needed!
Glad it was helpful!
Great class for both sides of camera, worth reviewing over & over. Thank you
Thanks glad you enjoyed it
Exactly on your mark. Always talk to the model. Regularly. Get them talking, into it, part of the scene. Doesn't matter what you talk about. Just talk. And exactly. To get expressions bring up things for the expressions. Dogs, pets, boyfriend being a moron, parents not understanding, the beach is relaxing, Skydiving, seeing a snake, etc.
By the way, Abbey is gorgeous.
these are super interesting! cool little series. this is so far out of my wheelhouse but it’s so cool to see how much thought goes into what you do.
Thanks, Glad you like them!
Amazing Peter. I'm an Art Director. Your tips on how to work with a model will become very handy in my next photoshoot. Thanks for sharing.
Happy to help!
Wonderful tips! Please do more videos like this one!! Great Work!! Thank you!
More to come!
I think this should be the very first think on any modeling workshops. Never mind technical stuff, lights, post processing.
Thanks I agree
This is great! Looking forward for part 3!
Coming soon Pt 5 is next, Abbey jumped 3 spots :)
This tutorial is absolutely brilliant!
Thank you! Cheers!
Amazing video...simply amazing. 😊
Thank you so much 😀
@@PeterCoulsonPhotographer thank you, sir. This is helping a lot 😊
Really neat stuff. My wife feels more confident in heels so I get what you’re saying about posing from your feet up.
Love that!
Beautiful Model. Great video! Thank you.
Many thanks!
This is great and so helpfull
Thank you
from tough and powerful to shy and timid. OMG, i SAW IT! you might not think its anything super spectacular but for ME to see it... wow
if Abbey yelled across a bar to me and said "come over here and buy my a drink" id be there before "buy me a drink" faded into the rest of the ambient sounds. assuming of course i even heard her (old guy ears)...
right after sitting down, you panned to the computer and i THINK i saw 256 images. how the devil do you pare that down to say 10-12?
going searching for #3!
Wow! Nicely done video! Really opened my eyes!
Glad it was helpful!
Wow so amazing tips thx a lot Peter
Glad you liked it!
I love you people. Thank you for sharing this.
You are so kind thanks
It is easy to see why Peter’s models are so pretty. Peter demands it.
Thanks I try to work with them to bring the inner beauty out
I so wish I'd learnt this stuff in my youth. I don't work with models but some of this can be applied to casual pictures of friends and family.
Definitely, people always ask how I shoot non-models and it's the same :)
Great info, great presentation & guidance 🤗
Glad it was helpful thanks
Unbelivable Amazing
Never seen This bevor, how simply some Things Could be.
Pleas more of those content
Best regards
Aki
Thank you very much!
a lot of usefull tips, more interesting than technical aspects. My models will be grateffull for these tips, because the will feel better in a shooting.
Hope this helps
"Be sexy for women" THIS is key! Great advice!
Thank you.
At which Point do we need a hi guys shirt?
Thanks for the great videos. I noticed you move the camera up and down before making a photo and it made me curious why.... Is this because you want to set the focus first up with the face and eyes in the center ? (Asking because I was expecting the eye autofocus feature would be enough without moving the camera up and down.)
Yes the Hasselblad has only a centre point focus and no eye focus
Like he does scenarios models learn expression of thinking and feel 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I will reiterate some of the other comments when I say yes!! Not only do you say what you're doing but why you are doing it. If I know the why behind something it helps me learn so much faster and in turn when you know why you are doing something you can develop that into your own style. I look forward to all your videos.
I appreciate that thanks :)
Muchas Gracias, por compartir su gran experiencia fotografica y humana.
Muchas Gracias
Great tips
Glad it was helpful!
She seems to have no expression in the photos, but then she smiles and laughs when he is not taking photos and she looks amazing with such a beautiful smile. I'd rather see a photo of her smiling and laughing and showing her personality than the expressionless ones that were taken.
Yes. I'd love to see a mix of smiles and thoughtful expressions. Abbey has the right look for both. A great smile.
And I wouldn't say her thoughtful ones are expressionless. Just subdued.
You got some amazing pictures once you put out the stool. She was so uncomfortable standing. Seating helped to take her arms out of the picture and keep her from poisoning. That looking away shot was amazing at all levels. Too many models want to be sexy for man.
Anything you can do to make the model more comfortable will make the picture better :)
@@PeterCoulsonPhotographer you do a great job of putting models at ease. Also a lot to that is having a good reputation working with your models.
Peter, Bec and models, thanks for the videos. Once borders open up and lockdowns end I hope you’ll have some face-to-face sessions. In the meantime I look forward to session 3 on posing. Any chance of doing something similar for taking photos of males? Thanks
Thanks yes we are filming male posing as soon as lockdown finishes
That’s great news. Also I’d be interested in seeing you photograph older people too
@@markmackay2006 Coming as soon as we get out of lockdown
Great！
Great information
Cool Cool Cool
9:52... to be fair, that would totally work on me.
Well explained thanks
You're welcome
Awesome. When is part three? 🙂
Coming soon
Very soon!
(All my comment have been made with all my respect to the professionals that have taken part in this video: Peter, Bec and Model) @Peter: many thanks for showing, once again, how to interact with a model, I actually think you should be teaching in a model agency, providing master class sessions. @Bec: many thanks for being behind the video camera and filming the artist and the model; please, don’t allow Peter to do the “Hi guys” at the beginning, you know much better how say it :) @Model: many thank for exposing yourself for educational purposes. I like your eyes at the time: 14:54.
Beautiful
Thank you
Was Abbey’s white shirt top deliberately buttoned up Crooked? (I use to shoot with film lol)
yes
@@PeterCoulsonPhotographer works well good idea
IMHO, looking away can be honest. It is part of who that person is at that juncture in time.
I'm an eye photographer, you don't see the sole in the eyes when they look away.
💯🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
All my friends are horribly camera shy. I can never get impromptu photos without pained expressions. I think some of Peter's suggestions would work to get more natural expressions.
I use 2 meter Cane,I no say any words, the models always move in way I want. "whack, slap, tap" Sometimes I "tut" or " ah tatataa" and the broken in model know.
What about some music to give the model a certain vibe?
Yes I use music but we can't when filming youtube content due to copyright
@@PeterCoulsonPhotographer Ah roger. I should have known that, derrrrr 😂🤙
THE MACARENA?!
👌💯👍
The awkward silence was felt as far away as the East Coast of the US.
Peter need camera with silent shooting :)
My Sony has silent shutter :)
Peter I want you to photoshoot me!
email me peter@koukei.com.au
Posing for women rather than men is priceless advice, aesthetic over being objectified...
Thanks :)
It's incredible what your body movement can do to a man's mind 😅🤯😛🤣😍