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iPhone 16 Pro: In Depth Camera Review by Tyler Stalman

10/31/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


The iPhone 16 Pro marks a significant leap forward in mobile photography and videography, specifically designed to offer both professional quality and versatility in capturing, editing, and sharing content. Tyler Stalman delves into the innovative features, technical upgrades, and real-world performance of the iPhone 16 Pro's camera system, using examples from his experiences while traveling through Peru.

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The Ultimate Portrait Lighting Setup!: Mastering the 3-Light Setup for Studio Portraits

10/31/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


Today Brent McCoy talks about the Ultimate Portrait Lighting Setup!.  A well-structured lighting setup not only defines the subject but also sets the mood and depth of the photo. This video explores a versatile 3-light setup, perfect for creating a balanced combination of dramatic and high-key effects in a studio environment. This setup is especially useful for photographers on a tight schedule, providing flexibility without needing to adjust lights constantly.

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Studio Hacks for Killer Post-Apocalyptic Photos by Gavin Hoey

10/31/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

 


There are three essential (and one optional) things you need to do to turn your small home studio into a post apocalypse wasteland. The first is styling. Worn and torn clothes, broken or repaired props and makeshift weapons are all part of the look. Next is smoke because nothing says “end of the world” like a room full of haze. And then there’s the lighting… and that’s where photographer Gavin Hoey is ready to help.

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Use Soft Natural Light for Great Bikini Photos by Mark Wallace

10/29/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


In this episode, Mark Wallace spills the secrets to capturing dreamy, soft-light bikini portraits without the harsh sunlight ruining the vibe! Watch as he uses a simple diffusion panel to transform direct sunlight into the perfect soft glow. Whether you're shooting bikini shots or outdoor portraits, this easy technique is a total game-changer for gorgeous, flattering photos. 

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Flawless 1-Min Skin Retouch Action in Photoshop!

10/29/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


In this tutorial, discover an innovative skin retouching method where PiXimperfect demonstrates how to create a new skin texture from scratch and apply advanced blurring techniques to achieve smooth, even skin in a single step—blemish-free and with preserved texture. Plus, you'll learn how to turn this process into a quick-action tool for faster application.

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Stop Taking Boring Photos : Enhancing Photography with Haze and Bloom Filters

10/28/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


To move beyond flat, lifeless photos, adding atmosphere and a cinematic touch can elevate an image’s impact. In this video, Mango Street recommend two simple tools for creating rich, atmospheric photos: the haze machine and the bloom filter. Here’s how each tool contributes to crafting standout images and how you can incorporate them into your photography setup.

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Godox AD100 brighter than AD600 huh? plus AD200 Neewer Q4 flash photography Shocking Results

10/28/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

 

Flash photography enthusiasts often seek the ideal balance between portability and power. In his video, MarkusPix dives into an in-depth analysis comparing various lighting options, particularly focusing on smaller flashes like the Godox AD100, AD200, and Neewer Q4, with an eye towards achieving brightness levels comparable to the Godox AD600. Below, we unpack the insights MarkusPix shares on effective setups, reflector choices, and the practicality of lightweight lighting gear for mobile photographers.

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Soft Lighting 101: 3 Simple Techniques with One Light Source by Ab Sesay

10/28/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

 

Unlock the secrets to achieving soft, beautiful light in your photography with just one light source! In this video, Photographer Ab Sesay will guide you through multiple lighting setups that will transform your images, showcasing techniques he has not covered in previous tutorials. 

He will explore the crucial role of light distance, how bouncing light off walls can enhance your shots, and the impact of modifiers like V-Flats and softboxes. 

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Choosing the Right Focal Length for Your Photography

10/27/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


Selecting the right focal length for photography can significantly impact the story, depth, and feel of your images. This guide summarizes focal lengths from 14 mm to 1800 mm and explores their ideal applications in different photography styles.

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3 HUGE Studio Photography Mistakes!

10/27/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

 

In studio photography, even experienced photographers can sometimes overlook simple details that dramatically affect the quality of a photo. Brent’s video covers three common but critical mistakes that can impact your images: improper ambient light control, lack of catchlights in the subject’s eyes, and poor composition choices. 

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Building the World’s Fastest Camera Slider on a Budget

10/25/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


Creating a high-speed camera slider on a limited budget is a challenge that combines creativity, technical skills, and problem-solving. This video explores the approach taken by Henry Kidman in building a DIY version of the high-end "Glambot" camera slider seen on celebrity red carpets. Unlike the costly professional equipment, this project focuses on replicating similar results using accessible materials and innovative solutions. 

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MIND-BLOWING Results Hasselblad X2D 100c vs iPhone 16 Pro

10/24/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

In this video, Daria Koso, a Miami-based fashion photographer, takes on the ultimate studio challenge: Hasselblad X2D 100C vs iPhone 16 Pro! Can a smartphone really compete with a professional camera in a beauty photoshoot? You’ll be surprised by the results!

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Elegant Female Portraits | The Secrets to Stunning Light Control

10/24/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


Ever scrolled through social media and stopped dead in your tracks, mesmerized by a portrait that radiates timeless elegance? The secret often lies not in the subject's flawless features, but in the photographer's mastery of light.

This video delves into the world of lighting techniques for elegant female portraits. Karl Taylor will unlock the secrets shared by a seasoned photographer, equipping you with the knowledge to transform your portraits from simple snapshots into captivating works of art.

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iPhone 16 Pro vs Sony a6700 - Which Camera is Right For You?

10/24/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


Choosing between the iPhone 16 Pro and the Sony a6700 can be tough. Both are fantastic cameras, but they're designed for different people. This article breaks down their pros and cons to help you pick the perfect one for your needs.

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Budget DSLR Scanning: great Results with an Affordable Enlarger Lens

10/24/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


You can quite fall in a huge rabbit hole if you read about scan negatives with your mirrorless or DSLR camera, lots of people recommend different lenses.

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Comparing fast and slow shutter speeds on water

10/23/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


In this video, Gary Gough demonstrates how different camera shutter speeds can dramatically affect the look of waterfalls and the sea.Fast shutter speeds freeze the motion of water, capturing crisp details in each droplet or wave. On the other hand, slower shutter speeds create a smooth, silky effect, blending the water's movement into a soft, ethereal flow.

Whether aiming for dynamic action or a serene, dreamlike scene, understanding shutter speeds is key to transforming your seascapes and waterfall shots!

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How Peter McKinnon Pulled Off a Celebrity Photoshoot in 5 Minutes

10/22/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

 

Shooting a celebrity portrait can be both thrilling and stressful, especially when time is limited. In this case, Peter McKinnon had just under 5 minutes to capture the perfect portrait of actor Kiefer Sutherland, a personal goal he had pursued for over 20 years. With meticulous preparation and quick execution, he was able to pull off the shoot smoothly.

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How To made this GLOWING FOLIAGE effect

10/22/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


Some techniques allow us to alter how nature is perceived, making it otherworldly or symbolic of deeper themes. One such technique is the use of infrared photography to create glowing foliage. This method allows foliage to take on a surreal, almost post-apocalyptic appearance, symbolizing resilience and the lasting power of nature in the face of human activity.

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Medium Format - Are You Missing Out?

10/20/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments



Let's take the "best" kind of digital sensor money can buy - is it worth it? And are you missing out by not owning a medium format camera? James is tackling this question from a little bit of a different angle, his own angle*. He offers his unique insights into this debate. James argues that while medium format offers exceptional image quality, it's not necessarily the be-all and end-all of photography. Other factors, such as composition, lighting, and post-processing, play a crucial role in creating stunning images.

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Crafting Beauty Portraits with Hard Light

10/19/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


In this tutorial, renowned beauty photographer Lindsay Adler ‪demonstrates how to create stunning beauty images using the ‪WestcottLighting‬ Optical Spot modifier. Lindsay walks through the process of crafting a moody and glamorous look with precise, controlled lighting. 

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The Secret to Bold Male Portraits | Portrait Lighting Techniques You Didn't Know!

10/17/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


In this video, photographer Karl Taylor explores how different lighting setups can create bold, dramatic looks, using affordable DIY props and secondhand surfaces. You’ll learn why aggressive lighting works best for male portraits, how to control light spread with softboxes and grids, and when to use rustic props to add depth and texture. These techniques will change the way you approach male portraiture, giving you instant, professional results. 

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How ´The Crow´Became a Dark Work of Cinematic Art

10/17/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


From its stunning cinematography and atmospheric lighting to the film's gothic aesthetic, director and cinematographer Sareesh Sudhakaran will explore the artistic choices that made The Crow stand the test of time. He’ll also look at how the film differs from the original comic and the tragic story surrounding its production. Whether you're a filmmaker or a fan, this video will show you why The Crow's visuals remain unforgettable.

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This Metering Mode is Ruining Your EXPOSURE!

10/17/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 1 Comments



In this week's episode, Mark Denney discusses how metering modes can affect your exposure. Metering modes are one of those often overlooked aspects of photography. It wasn't until a few years into his career that he fully understood their purpose. And, as with most things in photography, there are many different metering modes to choose from: Matrix, Center, Spot, Highlight, depending on what you're photographing. In this video, he will guide you through a hands-on approach that will help you decide which metering mode is best suited for your genre of photography.

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Two Studio Lighting Ideas for Two People by Gavin Hoey

10/16/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

 

Couple photography can be challenging due to the need to balance light across two subjects. In this video, Gavin demonstrates the significance of positioning light sources and using modifiers like softboxes to achieve desired effects. Lighting not only illuminates the subjects but also shapes the mood, depth, and dynamics of the image.

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Get the PRO photo gear, OR... a DREAM photo trip? 📸

10/16/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


One of the most significant questions that budding travel and documentary photographers face is whether they should focus on building an impressive photography kit or prioritizing travel and real-life experiences. This debate highlights two competing approaches in photography: acquiring the best tools or learning by doing in the field. In this video, Mitchell Kanashkevich explores these two paths.

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Fix This in Your Photos: 9 TIPS for MORE REFINED SHOTS

10/16/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


Photography is — in part — a process of removing everything that we don’t need in the frame. But this is where a lot of beginners’ work falls down. There’s often too much stuff in the shot; too much distraction, and this leads to shots that lack both aesthetic and narrative focus.

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How to make photography backdrop- DIY fabric photo background

10/14/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


Every photographer knows the importance of a good backdrop, but purchasing high-quality backdrops can be quite expensive. In this DIY project, Dawid Rymar will walk you through the steps to create your own professional-looking backdrop at home, saving you a significant amount of money while still getting great results.

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Why Megapixels Don’t Matter (and What You Should Focus On Instead)

10/14/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 3 Comments


Most of us have been conditioned to believe that a higher megapixel count directly correlates with better image quality. After all, 24, 61, and even 100-megapixel cameras are on the market, promising incredible detail and sharpness. In fact, they might not matter as much as you think.  In this video, PhotographyExplained breaks down why more megapixels don’t always lead to better images.

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Comparing HUGE Lighting Modifiers: Booklight vs Softbox vs 7ft Umbrella

10/13/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


As you grow in your filmmaking career whether you call yourself a videographer or cinematographer, you will run into modifying light and the larger the source the better… for the most part. In this video Anthony Rodriguez is comparing the traditional Westcott scrim jim booklight setup to ginormous softboxes like the Aputure Lightdome 150 and the 7ft Impact Parabolic umbrella for the softest light possible with the least amount of setup!

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How to Make High Quality Videos in 54 min, 19 sec, 20 milliseconds

10/13/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


In the current landscape of content creation, producing high-quality videos is crucial for standing out and building a loyal audience. The MKBHD team gives their full masterclass on how they make high quality video,  from initial concept to final cut. Below is a breakdown of the key lessons from this detailed tutorial, offering insights into efficiently creating professional-level videos.

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Impostor Syndrome: When can I call myself a 'Photographer'?

10/13/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


Impostor syndrome is something many creatives, especially photographers, experience during their journey. Sean Tucker delves deeply into this topic, breaking down the psychological barriers that stop many from embracing their identity as photographers. He explores these key insights and provide strategies to overcome impostor syndrome in photography.

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Portrait Photography Composition 101: Tips for Framing, Lenses, and Negative Space

10/12/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


Mastering portrait composition is about understanding and applying rules, but also knowing when to break them to create something unique. By carefully framing your shots, experimenting with different lenses, and balancing negative space with filling the frame, you can craft portraits that not only look technically excellent but also convey emotion and intent.

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This Forgotten 70 Year Old Medium Format Camera Captured My Childhood

10/12/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


My childhood was captured with lots of different analog cameras. One of them was the Agfa Super Isolette from my grandfather. Funny thing is, this medium format range finder camera was in my possession since many years and I didn’t even know it.

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What makes a great night photo?

10/12/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


Night photography requires a blend of technical know-how and creative thinking. By traveling light, using the right camera settings, and focusing on composition and lighting, you can capture the unique essence of urban life after dark. Experiment with silhouettes, candid shots, and dramatic lighting to create captivating images that tell a story. Here are key concepts to mastering night street photography.

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How to Color Correct Photos in Adobe Camera Raw

10/10/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


Learn to master color toning in Photoshop! Discover how to use the Camera Raw Filter to add warmth, coolness, or drama to your images. Create stunning presets and achieve professional-level results without ever leaving Photoshop.

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If You Soften Your Light = Cinematic Look Automatically! Try It!

10/10/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


In this video, Just Film Vibes built the most important DIY filmmaking tool that will completely transform how you shoot videos at home. Whether you’re a beginner filmmaker or a pro content creator, this simple and affordable tool will help you capture cinematic shots, improve video quality, and level up your filmmaking setup. Learn how to create pro-level content on a budget with this must-have DIY gear hack. Watch now to discover how to make your own filmmaking tool and revolutionize your video production process!

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Where to Light for Emotion (in the dark)

10/09/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


Lighting is one of the most powerful tools in filmmaking, capable of evoking emotions, shaping character perception, and setting the overall tone of a scene. In the video "Where to Light for Emotion in the Dark", Rob Ellis explores how different lighting techniques, particularly around the face and eyes, can deeply impact the audience’s emotional engagement with a character.

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The Great Debate: Continuous Light vs. Flash Photography - Unveiling the Secrets!

10/09/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


Continuous light vs. flash? It sounds like something straight out of a sci-fi movie! But fear not, aspiring shutterbugs, because this guide will shed light (pun intended) on these two fundamental lighting techniques. Buckle up as Peter Coulson explores the pros and cons of each, delve into practical applications, and equip you with the knowledge to conquer any lighting situation!

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Pro Landscape Photography Tips: Don't Let the WRONG ISO Ruin Your Shots

10/07/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


ISO plays a key role in controlling image brightness, but it often comes with the trade-off of unwanted noise. In this video, Michael Shainblum will explore why sticking to the lowest ISO isn’t always the best choice. They will also examine how increasing your ISO can unlock creative possibilities and help you capture stunning photography, even in challenging shooting conditions.

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5 hard Truths Photographers Don't Want to Hear About Growing Their Business

10/07/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


Building a successful photography business requires much more than technical skills behind the camera. It demands dedication, consistent effort, and a clear understanding of how to grow both your business and personal mindset. 

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The Power of Color in Photography: Lessons from Eric Meola

10/07/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


Photography is often seen as an art of capturing moments, but in the hands of photographers like Eric Meola, it becomes a medium for storytelling through color. Eric's work stands out not only for the moments he captures but also for the vivid emotions conveyed through his careful use of color. This video delves into Moela's approach to photography, exploring how color shapes his images and the profound narratives behind them.

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Todd Hido: Photograph like a documentarian but Print like a painter

10/06/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


In this video Todd Hido discusses his process and practice with his Leica Cameras, the importance of printing your photographs, and how to photograph like a documentarian but print like a painter.

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Can You Get a Good Medium Format Camera for under $1,000?

10/06/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

 

This is the only digital medium format camera you can consistently buy for under $1,000 - but, is it any good? The Hasselblad H3D was released in 2006 for $38,000 (numbers vary on sources, but that's the most consistent one I've found). It is a fully modular digital medium format camera, including swappable sensors and viewfinders. James is using the H3D 39mp CCD sensor back, but you can also shoot with a film back (if you want to pay a shocking $1,000+ for it used today!)

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Canon R6 Mark II vs. Nikon Z6 III - Battle of the Sixes

10/06/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 2 Comments


When it comes to mid-range full-frame cameras, both Canon and Nikon have produced two outstanding models: the Canon R6 Mark II and the Nikon Z6 III. These cameras are designed to appeal to photographers who seek advanced features without the high price tag of flagship models. Let's delve into how they stack up in key areas like design, image quality, autofocus, and video performance.

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How Peter McKinnon Photographed the World’s Greatest Action Hero - Kiefer Sutherland!

10/05/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


There’s something magical about capturing a portrait. It’s not just about clicking a button; it’s about freezing a moment, telling a story, and revealing something intimate about the subject. Imagine having a dream for years—then finally, tomorrow is the day it happens. That’s what Peter McKinnon faced when he got the opportunity to photograph Kiefer Sutherland. In McKinnon’s world, Kiefer isn’t just another subject; he’s the ultimate action hero, a figure Peter idolized for years. This wasn’t just another client; this was the "bucket shot" for Peter, the photo he always dreamed of taking.

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Mastering Multiple Light Setups for Tabletop Photography

10/03/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


Ever dreamt of transforming your kitchen table into a miniature studio, crafting captivating product shots or showcasing your fantastical miniatures with professional polish? Tabletop photography, the art of capturing close-up images of objects, unlocks a world of creative possibilities. But achieving stunning results often hinges on one crucial element: lighting.

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The 15 FOREST photography techniques EVERY photographer should know!

10/03/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


Ever felt dwarfed by the towering trees and mesmerized by the dappled sunlight filtering through a verdant canopy? Forests hold a timeless allure, beckoning photographers to capture their raw beauty and mysterious charm. But translating that awe-inspiring experience into a captivating photograph requires more than just pointing your camera at the woods. Mads Peter Iversen delves into 15 essential techniques that will elevate your forest photography game.

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How to make a photography POSING BOX. DIY photo cube

10/02/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


A photography posing box, also known as a photo cube, is an essential tool in any professional studio. It’s used for creative portraiture and product photography by providing different posing angles and levels for models or objects. While you can buy posing boxes commercially, creating one yourself is a cost-effective and fulfilling project. Dawid Rymar outlines the step-by-step process of building your own photography posing box, ensuring durability, functionality, and a professional finish.

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How stories can TRANSFORM your PHOTOGRAPHY

10/02/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


Photography is often seen as a visual medium that captures a moment in time, but it has the potential to be so much more. By incorporating storytelling into your photography, you can add depth, intrigue, and emotional connection to your images. Storytelling allows the viewer to engage with the photo on a deeper level, inviting them to imagine the story behind the scene. This video will explore how stories can transform your photography, focusing on composition, environmental factors, and the subtle human element.

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A cinematographer's secret trick how a scene can look cinematically

10/02/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

A cinematographer's secret trick how a scene can look cinematically

Cinematography plays a crucial role in setting the tone and atmosphere of a film. A scene's visual impact often depends on the interplay between light, shadow, lens choice, and pre-production decisions. Andrei Beresnev will break down a cinematographer’s technique in creating a cinematic look using limited resources, showcasing how lighting, location, and lenses can transform simple setups into visually compelling scenes.

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3 Unusual Umbrella Setups with Lindsay Adler

10/01/2024 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments


In this demonstrate Lindsay Adler showcases three unusual ways to use umbrella light modifiers. Through three different fashion concepts she creates dramatically different looks using exclusively umbrellas. These techniques include placing an umbrella directly overhead for dramatic light, collapsing an umbrella to concentrate light / control background spill, and adding color gels to create color gradients on the background.

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