How to do a beautiful and safe newborn shoot in your own home by Vail Fucci
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Want to take dreamy newborn shots of your baby? This on location video will take you step by step to safe and beautiful newborn baby photos. For more helpful information like this visit www.getoffgreen... to view more videos or to purchase my book "How to Get Off the Green Auto Setting: A Practical Guide to DSLR Photography for Beginners."
Gear used in video:
Canon Nifty Fifty EF 50mm 1.8 adorama.rfvk.n...
Gear for other camera bodies:
Canon Nifty Fifty for mirrorless bodies RF 50mm 1.8 adorama.rfvk.n...
Nikon dSLR:
Nikon AF-S 50mm 1.8 adorama.rfvk.n...
For suggestions on what gear you should get, check out my suggested gear list:
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Thanks for watching!
You are the best when it comes to creating educational videos. Thank you!
thanks for mentioning every setting you are using on the camera it helps a lot for us beginners.
Too many critics, my God, watch and learn. If you would do it differently perhaps you should not be here, make your own video and let us see your work. There has never been a statue made honoring a critic, shut your pie hole if you can't say something nice.
This is so helpful! Thank you for all the tips
Great video, Vail. Your ideas are great, extra little noises did not bother me at all. In fact your voice was very soft and pleasant. I watched the entire thing, with no skips.
Oo my such a sweet happy adorable child . 😇 thank goodess you are telling it as it truly is .. Thanks for sharing .
Beautiful baby !
Thanks Vail. Very helpful.
This was so, so good. Very helpful. Thanks for the detailed video. And the baby, oh my god. I just melted by the end of it.
QUE VESTUARIO TAN VARIADO !!!! JAJAJAAA 🤣🤣
Excellent video!!
Thanks
Great video! Thank you
What did you have your white balance set at.
Lovely tutorial 😍really helpful....
So cute baby! How old was she when you did this shoot?
Hi, it's really nice and useful videos. One question: do you use manual or auto focus mode? And if it is auto, what setting do you use (wide angle focused or face recognition focus,etc). I am really new with the photography, just got entry level dslr camera + newborn. Can't wait to see your answer 😊 Thanks in advance
Enny, great question. I use auto focus. I have a feeling you are using your camera in live view (using the great big screen) instead of the viewfinder (what you put your eye up to). I have the autofocus in single shot/af-s mode and single point selection so I can determine exactly what I want the camera to focus on instead of it just picking the point closest to the camera. What model camera are you using?
@@VailFucci-Photographer thank you for the answer. I've got Nikon D3400 with 18-105mm + prime 50mm f:1.8 lenses. Yes I often use life view because I found it easy, but not all the times. How about if the baby move a lot, do you still using the AF'-S? or AF-C? I don't really understand the difference.
Enny Frans camera manual should explain the difference between the two pretty well. Google or other RUclips videos as well.
Thank you so much for the video! Great advice!
Thank you for this very helpful video. You said to start off using aperture priority or manual but text on the video said to use shutter priority so I’m a little confused.
If your baby is asleep and not moving at all, then aperture priority will be more helpful. But if the baby is awake and moving then shutter priority is a better choice if you don't know how to do manual mode yet.
Hey Vail Fucci! I am learning so much from these videos! Would it be best to use AI servo or single focus (AF-C or AF-S) capturing these types of images?
Nathan McConnell for a little baby like this they aren’t moving around very quickly. So AF-S is what you want to use.
I would use the parents hand or finger instead of yours when holding the hand.
I completely agree. This video is aimed at parents taking photos of their own children. It is not meant for professional newborn photographers to learn from.
You forgot to put back on your strap already😦
But seriously what’s going on in the background noise. That baby is very unhappy....
Poopy Pants unfortunately my own daughter, who at the time was about a year older than her cousin we were photographing, was not very happy that she was not part of the shoot and did not want to take her nap and made that very apparent. I didn’t think the camera would catch it...but clearly it did ;)
I am I the only one who gets crazy by hearing that baby screaming in the background. So much distraction
If you cant properly hold a camera you shouldn't be teaching
PhotoNationAP I am not sure where you are seeing that in the video. But if you view my video here ruclips.net/video/wsaIsAmBXZM/видео.html it indicates how to hold the camera properly.
Great advice but you shouldn't smack so much it makes me not wanna watch
Courtney Dalke I totally agree!! I'm not into posting negative comments on people's video only helpful ones as the comment above. Your content is great, but especially for persons watching the video with headphones the smacking of the lips and mouth and loud breaths while inhaling are very distracting. I stopped the video at 6 minutes and scrolled down through the comments to see if anyone else noticed what I noticed it and yes they did. So this is in no way to put down your effort, really enjoy your videos. But if you pay attention to that one detail you'll get alot more subscribers etc. Either drink lots of water before, or edit them out. They really are highly aggravating to the point of the them being unbearable to listen to while you speak because you do it constantly every few seconds unconsciously.
Andre Thomas yes I learned nothing in only focused on the smacking I couldn't do it. Anxiety through the roof
Andre Thomas thank you so much for letting me know. It is definitely an unconscious thing. I have noticed it in other videos and when I can I edit it out. For a video this long it was just too hard to edit them all out. The water suggestion is a great idea. Thank you very much. I will try that next time I shoot a video.
Vail Fucci maybe a shotgun mic on the camera rather than a lapel mic (that will pick up every little noise) would fix the issue. I imagine it’s hard to get rid of a lifelong unconscious habit.
Beautiful baby !