How to do the BRENIZER METHOD with the Fujifilm 50mm f1.0
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2024
- The brenizer method or "bokeh panorama" is one of my favorite little "tricks" to do at sessions. It gives photos a really cool and different look than we're used to seeing. Since longer focal lengths don't give you so much area it really is almost like a dream to see. For this brenizer I'll be using the Fujifilm 50mm f1.0 to really show off how the blurry background is what makes a brenizer so sooo cool.
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Video Index:
0:00 - Introduction
0:47 - How to Setup your Camera for the Brenizer Method
2:48 - The Brenizer Method Behind the Scenes Session
7:59 - Merging Your Photos in Lightroom Classic
11:15 - Ending
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Do you see yourself using the BRENIZER METHOD during photo session or does it seem too involved and pointless?
After watching one of your earlier vids on the brenizer I used it on a during my daughter's cap & gown photo shoot with her sitting across a reflecting pool from me with a Sony A7RIII. Which, by the way, was a HUGE file! But came out great!!!
Thanks for the tutorial.
Nice clear explanation, but the process seems too contrived and stifling for me to use.
This looks great, could it be done without the back button focus by using manual focus?
yes
The best tutorial about brenizer out here.
That edit at the end was so satisfying. Loved the final result!
I love a good sped up edit in a video. Glad you enjoyed everything!
if the background is mostly static like it was here, you can take just one center photo of the couple, and then take all the adjacent ones with the couple juuust out of frame, but still enough of the main photo in frame so that the software recognizes it for the stitching process. That way you can have the couple switch up poses and you can take as many photos of them as you like to later just replace any desired pose as the center piece of the composition. That or if you dont need/want more poses, you can have the couple not wait until youre done shooting the surrounding.
I just had a senior session today, and tested this technique out. WOW I am BLOWN AWAY!! Thank you for always explaining things in a clear, yet concise manner!!!
This is amazing!! Thanks for sharing John
Love this! Will definitely be trying!!
So cool! I'm so glad that your channel is doing so well and you can take the time to create videos like this. Seriously great work.
Thank you so much!! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and hope you learned a little bit!
Just Awesome!! can't wait to try it
it is cool, love the soft music and simplicity of presentation.
Awesome! Glad you enjoyed it.
wow, thank you John. very cool technique!
This is the best of both worlds!
This was SO cool!! I have never seen this method before and am absolutely so excited to try it!! Thank you for teaching me something new today!
Thanks John! Very simply done, well done! I need to try this soon!!!
Go for it!
Nice technique, thank you for shearing your experience with us.
Dude.... wow, this is so amazing, thank you. Absolutely going to use this.
Loved this video! Lots of useful information and super inspiring! Can’t wait to go out and try it myself!
Love the colors for the photos! And I love the way you break down this technique! So clear and understandable
Awesome! I'm glad you enjoyed it and this was helpful!
I love this idea!! Definitely going to try it at my next session! Thank you for sharing!
This is so awesome! I learned something new today! Thank you so much!
Everything with you is 50 YEARS!!
😂😂😂😂😂
Thank you for breaking it down so eloquently John! I can't wait to have the opportunity to practice this. :)
Love your channel and your work, man! Thanks and keep the awesome videos coming!
This is such a great tutorial on the Brenizer Method. I have always admired this way of enhancing portraits and I'm excited to try it out for myself!
Glad you enjoyed it. The technique really is so fun.
This is an amazing technique. Can't wait to try this out on my crop sensor to see how this turns out! Thanks John.
Really awesome method 👍👍👍
Thank you, Sir John! I really need this kind of method!
It's a fun shot to get
Very instructive. Thanks. I’ll definitely try this.
This is awesome. I'm gonna try it with my Fuji 90mm.
OOOOOoooo that's going to look awesome.
How did it turn out?
Thank you for the tutorial. I can't wait to give this a go next shoot!
Good technique communicated really well. It reminds me of the look you get with medium format film cameras.
Great video! Your explanation and presentation of the technique was concise and informative, glad to have stumbled upon this video to introduce me to your channel. Thanks for the valuable knowledge this provides, will definitely be trying this out very soon.
Love this technique, what a great video
Awesome tutorial! And that lens makes it all look so sharp and cleannn
Pretty cool method/technique. I will be adding this to my arsenal. Thanks John! Keep up the great work!!!
Thanks for watching, appreciate it
This was super dope...i needed this tip. thanks John
Awesome! Jump out there and give this technique a try it's super fun.
Love it! Definitely going to use this.
Totally do it. It's one of the best little "tricks in the bag" you can have at a session.
Loved this video! I am going to try this out tomorrow with my couple!!
Awesome! It's super fun!!
Fantastic tutorial Thanks, bro. I will try this!
Oh, Man! I just tried this at my home for the first time in the culdesac I live in and it looks awesome! I will definitely try it with one of my clients soon. Awesome! Thanks, John!
Good job team
Wow game changing for me. Cant wait to try this
It’s so fun. It also leaves you with much higher resolution images. You can make HUGE prints of these photos.
I definitely want to try it man! Super helpful! Have a great week man!
Such a cool little technique. Especially if you have a good spot for it.
great video John I will be sure to give it a go
That’s awesome. Thank you for this. I’m so going to try this as soon as I can.
Have fun with it!
Yes! Thanks for sharing this. Im gonna try it out for sure! Hopefully use it in my next session!
Awesome! It's really fun to do. Just make sure to take that first safety photo so that if for some reason the computer doesn't want to combine it you at least still have a photo.
I loved this technique, and what a great final shot. Thank you for sharing. I can't wait yo try it out.
It really is so fun to do!
I always forget about this method and must use it more. It’s so effective and creates a stunning look. I try to achieve the same result with my 16 1.4, but it just doesn’t match up! Great video 👍
That was just amazing!.I clearly didn't know the power of lightroom. Thank you so much for this!!!
It’s a really cool technique. So many different things you can do in Lightroom.
Just came across this and can't wait to get out and try. Thanks for the great lesson.
That's awesome. I hope it works out well for you!
Yooo great tutorial! Glad I found your channel 🔥💪🏽
Thanks for the weekend plans!
Awesome. Give it a try and let me know how it works out.
Super clear explanation. Really great technique!
Awesome. I'm glad I was able to explain it well!
Really a great tip thanks
I am definitely gonna try this technique.
Man this is sooo good! This is top notch photography! It’s really cool to see your channel growing so fast. I remember the time you only got a few likes on your videos. Keep it up
Thanks a ton! Also thanks for sticking around and watching the content.
REALLY good tutorial and great photos! I knew about this method but didn't quite understand the process. You explained it so well and I'm ready to try for myself. Thanks!
Awesome! Glad to hear that my explanation was smooth. Now get out there and make some awesome photos.
Wow. So cool. Thanks.
Great video. Didn’t know this technique had a name. Definitely learned from this video. Well thought out explanations and you kept the video moving. I have a senior shoot tomorrow i will use this on. Cheers!
AMAZING!!!
Great, thank you for sharing. Looking forward to trying this. Keep up the great work.
Thank YOU for watching. I hope you enjoyed it!
Can't w8 to test it..love your RUclips work
Thank you so much. I'm glad you're enjoying it.
So excited to use this during my next session. :)
It really is the funnest thing to do. I'm a huge fan.
thank You for this Information
thanks man new technique for my event next week 😁😁😁
Trank you for this Video, i love this Look 👍
Thank you so much for the tutorial, just learned a new photography technic, this will really help.
Awesome! I'm glad this was helpful!!
That's dope! Thank you sir!
You’re welcome. Give it a try it’s a really fun technique.
Outstanding! Thank you.
You're welcome. Glad you liked it.
Thanks for this tutorial John, I had done a few Panorama Bokeh photographs/brenizer method way back in 2011 with my nifty fifty Cannon lens using the free Microsoft Image Composite Editor software to stitch with good results. Watching this has given me a re kick start again :-)
Gonna try it out, thanks for the tip
Sounds good. Let me know how it works out for you.
Man, this is so cool 🖤
these look so cool! thanks for sharing this!
You're welcome. I really love taking these type of photos and I hope it helped others learn it as well.
Awesome mate👏👏 i will try at my first chance, thanks!
It really is a cool technique. You’re going to love it.
I've seen you take the photos in one of your other videos but I never really knew hot to put them all together. Will try it today
Hi! I did this and it worked so well 😊
Wonderful!
Nice to see the technique with this lens. But one thing to add (when you want perfect results) watch out for parallax errors and movement caused by wind. They both cause things like lines (like branches) not being stitched correctly. Wind is of course something you don't control, but parallax issues can be avoided by using a panoramic head like a nodal ninja which let the front of the lens turn from a single point. With this it's even possible to use this technique on close ups!
Thanks for sharing, I liked the idea 👍
Thanks for watching! It's a cool little technique.
Thanks for this, I never considered this before!
I don’t shoot portraits but I’m definitely trying this for wider product photography layouts and interior scenes. I like the idea of keeping a more ‘true’ perspective while adding greater depth.
Appreciated, Sir 🙂
Oh yeah this should be awesome for product photography. It'll also be a little easier to pull off since your subject won't be moving at all. Keep in mind you really can do it with any focal length. So even just something like 50mm would work as well. Especially for product stuff.
Definitely going to try this when I get a 80mm currently only have a kit and 50mm 1.8, but panoramic pic's are a favorite. Thank you for all the tips. I just got hired as a commercial photographer.!
nice.. thank you for sharing..
Hey man thanks.I have the gfx50s ii.I go to try it.I love it.
Awesome! You're going to love it. It's really amazing when you do it with the GFX system.
Thanks so much John, I am gonna try it with my kids I think, ahead of any client work. Looks good! I have never used BBF before, so will give that a try also. Thanks
Back button focusing is so very useful. You are going to enjoy it. Especially when you are shooting manual. Sounds kind of contradictory but give it a shot.
Thank you for sharing the trick. Good luck, bro!
Thanks a bunch! I'm glad you enjoyed it as well.
you just earned a new sub my man wow
First time hearing of this technique in my 21 years of doing environmental portraiture, but I have seen images that look like this and always assumed it was shot with a medium format camera! Man I wish I would’ve seen this years ago when I was at the peak of doing photography, now I just do it for a select few, but I might have to add this to my bag of tricks if I ever decide to take on new clients again.
This is very cool. I can use this with other things other than for portraiture. You just open my eyes to a brand new technique. Thank you. My Viltrox 85/1.8 for Fuji it's going to get a good workout trying this technique.
OOOOOO that 85 is going to get some amazing results.
I slowly professed from using this in digital to using this in film as well, by stiching together multiple 35mm negatives everyone thinks I'm actually shooting medium or large format film. This is a beautiful technique. I feel like many people overdo it though. I like it a bit more subtle.
Amazing! Great explanation John! Really looking forward to try that lens. I recently switched to Fuji, so I’m building my collection, seems like a good investment
Awesome! Welcome to Fujifilm. I hope you're enjoying it so far!! Also the 50 f1 is great you're going to love it.
I love it! Going to try it this weekend's wedding. :)
Awesome!! It's super fun to do and the results are always amazing.
Trying this weekend
Nice! Let me know how it works out for you.
Thanks!
You're welcome. i hope you enjoy trying this technique out.
THANK YOU! I'll try it on my Fuji xt20
Awesome. It’s going to be awesome!
Thank you thank you thank you!!!
Motivated!!
Awesome
AMAZING - You just saved me a bunch of money. I will just use my 50mm for a panorama in my upcoming holidays. Amazing!
That will be awesome! Just remember if there is any movement in the photos that will translate to the panorama and people might have doubled heads or arms and hands and things.
Wow didn't know lightroom could do this. Thought u were gonna merge them in photoshop. Thanks! U just got a subscriber
Concerning parallax issues, you can mount the camera on a tripod and use a wildlife gimbal to shoot the images.
John another great video. I'm not a wedding or studio portraiture photographer. My focus is street and commercial aka food and restaurants. But I have to support your channel, one because there aren't many Black channels in the RUclipsverse, and two, you provide great advice for fellow Fuji shooters and photographers regardless of the camera ecosystem they've bought into. Keep up the great work brother. We see you.
I appreciate that so much! I really do. I love street photography. I wish I lived in an area where I could get some good stuff like I used to in NYC.
@@jbivphotography when you live in the country you have to be creative. 🤣🤣🤣 I live in DC and work between there and NYC. So I'm in the city all the time. Check me out on IG, @streetphonicz to see some of my work. I shoot Fujifilm X-E3 and X-H1 primarily with vintage manual lenses, and a lot of film on rangefinders and vintage SLR's. Keep shining bruh! 👋🏿👋🏿👋🏿