How to create an Orbiting Camera Rig Trick to Get Epic B-Roll!

12/30/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

In this episode, Threefold gives a behind the scenes look at a product video they created for a planner called Evertide! They built a special rig that allows the camera to orbit around a table.

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Best Entry Level Professional Full Frame Video and Still Camera

12/30/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

The Slanted Lens compares the Nikon Z6 II vs the Canon R6 vs the Sony a7C. See which one we recommend as the Best Entry Level Professional Full Frame Video and Still Camera. All 3 are under the $2500 price point. And they are all 3 crossover cameras. See how they compare. Which one would you choose?

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Guide to C-Stands: Most Versatile Piece of Studio Gear

12/29/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

Hypop compares the pros and cons of C-stands to regular light stands. They will be giving you multiple examples of how you can use a c-stand and its different uses.

TIMESTAMPS:

0:00 Start

0:48 Introduction

1:15 Tips on using C-Stands

2:18 C-Stands vs. Normal Light Stands

3:37 Camera Tripod

4:01 Audio Boom Stand

4:33 Light Stand

5:06 Diffuser Sheet Scrim Holder

5:46 Reflector Stand

6:18 Pop-Up Backdrop Holder

6:47 Paper Backdrop Stand

7:16 Conclusion

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Why FOCAL LENGTH EXTENDERS reduce image brightness and why SPEEDBOOSTERS make a BIGGER APERTURE

12/29/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

Kamil Pekala explains how teleconverters and speedboosters actually work and why focal length extenders reduce image brightness and also why speedboosters make a bigger aperture - sort of. You will also understand what are the trade offs and limitations of both focal length extenders and reducers. Ever wondered why speedboosters are only made for APS-C or Micro 4/3 cameras? In this video you'll learn why is that.

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ANAMORFAKE It with a $35 Vintage Lens Helios?

12/27/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

ANAMORFAKE a Helios 44-3? Sure why not, let's see how it looks. Vintage Soviet Cinema Lenses ready for a modern professional video production. In this video Mark Holtze breaks down what makes these lenses the most unique cinema lenses on the market right now and why he got them.

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Why SWITCHING Your PHOTOGRAPHY GEAR Can Make You BETTER

12/26/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

We indulge in some shameless gear talk, discuss some changes Adam Karnacz has made in his camera bag this year and we ask will switching his photography gear make him better?

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Is Ricoh GR III worth it in 2021 as street photography camera?

12/25/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

If someone asked you what type of camera is the best for street photography, what would be your answer? In the early 2000s, when digital street photography was only for hipsters your answer would probably be some kind of stylish rangefinder, and, if you had an extra kidney to sell, maybe even a Leica M. This has all changed when Ricoh introduced the Ricoh GR in 2013 (also before that GR Digital series in 2005). Fast forward to 2019 and the new GR III took the street photography community by storm. And by that I mean - a lot of YouTube channels made videos about it.

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BOKEH explained in intense detail

12/24/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

No sponsors, no plugs, just a straightforward tutorial telling you EVERYTHING you need, want, or don't want to know about camera lens bokeh for photography, video and filmmaking! Tony Northrup divides bokeh and bokeh-aji into three categories: Shape, Texture and Falloff (such as soap bubble bokeh).

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Landscape Photography: STOP USING ISO 100!!

12/23/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

In this week’s episode, photographer Mark Denney discusses why you should stop using iso 100 for landscape photography. Now depending on who you ask you'll probably receive a slightly different answer as to when or if you should ever raise your ISO, but he consistently encounters two common situations that always result in a need to increase his ISO. And he feels that when you're first getting started in landscape photography that you quickly become conditioned to believe that the only way to create a clean image is by using ISO 100 - which is simply just not the case.

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The Secret to Dark & Moody Coloring in Photoshop

12/22/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

Today PHLEARN shows you how to create a dark and moody look in Photoshop. Learn how to add dramatic contrast, subtle color toning, and a mysterious style to your photos–and all using just a single Curves Adjustment Layer!

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Perfect Window Light with Flash

12/22/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

Join Daniel Norton OnSet as he shows you how flash can be made to look like natural window light. This technique is great when you need to fill in light on someone close to a window, or as in this case, when the light coming through the window is not enough to get the look you want.

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How To Kit Out Your Photography Studio with Custom-made Solutions

12/22/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 1 Comments

In this video Karl Taylor shows you some of the things he has had made for shoots in his studio and shows you how these have made the job much, much easier.

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Clyde Butcher: Everglades Photographer Won’t Let a Stroke Stop Him

12/21/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

Clyde Butcher, 78, is known for his large-format landscape photography. Butcher spent his career creating life-size portraits of the Everglades, sharing the beauty of the Florida wilderness with the world. But after surviving a stroke, he finds a new medium in digital photography — and a new lease on life.

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5 Useful Things For Studio Portrait Photography

12/21/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

In this video, Miguel Quiles shares 5 useful things for studio portrait photography that makes the process easier!

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Camera stabilization IBIS: When to use it & when NOT to

12/21/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

Learn all about in-body image stabilization (also known as IBIS), a technology that a lot of newer video cameras have. While IBIS can make usually shaky footage rock steady there are also shooting scenarios where it makes sense to turn the video stabilizer off.

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Make Your Own Paper Developer

12/21/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

In this episode of Darkroom Magic, Historic Process Specialist Nick Brandreth shows us how you can make your own paper developer from scratch.

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How to do Miniature Figure Photography (Everything you need to know)

12/19/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

In this video, Mathieu Stern explains everything you need to know about how to do Miniature Figure Photography.

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Monochromatic Color Portraits: 3 Easy Setups

12/17/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

Jay P demonstrates 3 easy lighting setups for doing Monochromatic Color Portraits and he demonstrates how to get color-matching with your wardrobe, backdrops, set pieces, and props.

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(How To) Zone Focus with a Leica Rangefinder and NEVER miss focus!

12/16/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

Jonathan Paragas talks about how to master zone focusing with a Leica rangefinder so you never miss focus again! This is a great technique to use for street photography so you never miss a moment. This works well with all 35mm film cameras but will be much easier with rangefinder lenses that have focus tabs.

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5 Tips for Lightroom: STOP Making Your Photos Look like CRAP

12/16/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

No matter how good your photos are, they’re never at their best until you process them. Do this poorly, make a mistake and you're wasting a potentially great image.

Some of these photo-editing mistakes are pretty obvious, but some aren’t. And it isn’t always easy to understand why your image ended up a certain way. Mitchell will discuss how you can fix these mistakes and how you can eliminate them in the future. Adobe Lightroom is his tool of choice, but the ideas are applicable to a wide range of photo-editing applications.

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Can You Bracket AND Focus Stack for Perfectly Exposed & Razor Sharp Landscape Photos?!

12/16/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

In this week’s episode, we discuss if you can exposure bracket and focus stack for perfectly exposed and razor sharp landscape photos. It's a question that comes up from time to time, whether or not you can apply both of these extremely helpful landscape photography techniques at the same exact time. And, the short answer is yes, yes you can and the process in which you can accomplish this is much easier than you might think.

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Fake Sunlight: Amazing Video Lighting Hack Using Mirrors!

12/15/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 3 Comments

Lighting tutorial on using cheap mirrors to create fake, realistic sunlight! You'll never light the same way again!

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Why Photoshop’s Sharpen Filter DOESN'T Actually SHARPEN Your Images

12/15/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

In this video, photographer Karl Taylor explains why sharpening isn’t really sharpening, and show you my techniques for enhancing the appearance of sharpness to create images with more bite.

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The Magic of Layer Masks | Top 10 Tips in Photoshop

12/15/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

Today PHLEARN shows you 10 tips to help you master one of Photoshop's most important tools: Layer Masks! Learn how to quickly create Layer Masks, turn any Selection into a Layer Mask, use Layer Mask alongside Layer Styles, and much more.

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How to get Good Feedback on your Photography (Reviews, Mentors and Travel Companions)

12/14/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

Sean Tucker shares some thoughts on how to get quality feedback on your work, making sure that the people who are commenting both know what they're talking about and care about your journey. He explores three suggestions from professional reviews and critiques, to mentors and travel companions.

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Cinematic Music Videos: Lighting with Contrast Ratios

12/14/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

In this video, Valentina from the A-Team will walk you through how she shoots a music video while incorporating contrast ratios into her lighting. First, she sets up the shot. This includes the angle of the camera in the location, the camera height, and any set decoration for the shot. Next, she starts lighting the shot. She uses the theme of the song to influence the lighting choices. Lastly, she balances the lighting using a light meter to measure each light individually. This will help determine the lighting ratio.

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Camera Geekery: The Mamiya 645 Super

12/14/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

Recently a lot of the videos we have done have been about 35mm cameras, so it is about time we take a look at a medium format legend. The Mamiya 645 Super.

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The Shocking Secret Behind the Iconic Photograph of Henri Cartier-Bresson feat. Dotan Saguy

12/13/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

In this first episode of “Secrets Behind the Photograph” AYP partner Dotan Saguy uncovers the secret behind one of the most iconic photographs of all time: “Behind Gare Saint Lazare” by Henri Cartier-Bresson.

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The Briliant Use Of Complementary Colors In The Queen's Gambit

12/13/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

What many photographers aspire to do is to be able to tell a story with the their images. To create pictures that make the viewer keep looking as they dig deeper and deeper into layers of the photograph. I know, easier said than done. When I am looking at pictures of great photography masters or famous paintings in the museums I often wonder what is it that captures my attention. I recently asked myself the same question again when watching the Netflix show Queen's Gambit. I came to a conclusion that one of the reasons are the backgrounds that make a lot of scenes visually interesting. It makes you not only look at the characters in the scene but your eyes often wonder amazed by the beautiful color combinations and shapes of the art deco interiors. Now, this is especially interesting for the color photographers so Let's take a look at the brilliant use of complementary in Queen's Gambit

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Mark Mann Talks About 5 Photos | Bill Murray, Barack Obama, Uzo Aduba, Emma Stone, Iggy Pop

12/13/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 1 Comments

In this episode, Mark Mann tells the stories behind five of his photos. He shares what it was like photographing Bill Murray, Barack Obama, Uzo Aduba, Emma Stone, and Iggy Pop—plus, how he got each shot and what each photo means to him.

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Cinematic Lighting in Small Spaces on a Budget

12/13/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

Part 2 of his Cinematic Lighting in Small Spaces on a Budget (that's a lot of words) takes a look at a few breakdowns on some setups shot with tiny LED panels - in particular, the Godox M1. Tiny panels like this are extremely useful for getting into tight spaces and for placing just out of frame - not to mention, these days they have a decent light output and a range of colour and effects options available.

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Studio Photography: How To Use One Light, Four Different Ways

12/12/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

All you need is one light! In this video, Ian Hippolyte shows you 4 different super simple lighting setups that will change your life! Great for beginners or pro fashion and portrait photographers.

Lighting doesn't need to be super complicated, you can get great results in the studio using a single flash and a mixture of modifiers.

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5 MISTAKES That Will KEEP You From Growing as a Landscape Photographer

12/11/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

In this video Michael Shainblum shares the 5 Mistakes he has made in the past. Things that he has learned from to become a better photographer. Maybe a few that he is still guilty of for his landscape photography. Not only do Michael shares a few tangible tips in here, but also a few mental tips as well.

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How CHEAP Extension Tube Photography Compares to EXPENSIVE Macro Lenses

12/10/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

In this video, Karl Taylor explains what extension tubes are and why they can be a great alternative to a dedicated macro lens if you're on a tight budget. He also does a detailed comparison between extension tubes and macro lenses on two different cameras at various apertures to help you make up your own mind as to which is actually better.

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Telephoto hyperlapse tutorial (hand-held)

12/09/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

In this tutorial Moritz from Fenchel & Janisch shows you how to get to the next level in timelapse photography: Learn how to shoot hand-held hyper lapses with a telephoto zoom lens (70-300mm). No slider, motorized gear, or tripod necessary!

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Unlock LIMITLESS Possibilities in Lightroom: 5 main tools that you NEED to master

12/08/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

Photo-editing is crucial to getting the most out of your photos. Adobe Lightroom is most people’s app of choice. Many photographers avoid or put off mastering photo-editing because they think that it’s too complex. In reality, the 5 tools that Mitchell will talk about here are enough to help you get the most out of virtually any situation.

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Is It Okay to Manipulate Your Photos?

12/08/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

Is it okay to manipulate your photos? Nick Carver has been crunching the numbers, pouring liquids into beakers, vigorously scribbling on chalkboards, and he has finally burst from his basement photography lab shouting "Eureka!" He has the answer, people!

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Get a Perfect Group Corporate Headshot like Joe McNally

12/07/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

One of the most difficult situations for a photographer is a Group Corporate Headshot. But when you see Joe McNally properly lighting a group of 15 people with flashes, it seems easy. Learn how to place your light modifiers to get your "hero" shot.

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7 CHANGES that will MAKE YOU a BETTER PHOTOGRAPHER

12/06/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

Over the years there have been a few things that have made a big difference to his photography. In this video, Nigel Danson shares these tips and tricks.

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Taking Portraits on a $30,000 Hasselblad Film Camera

12/05/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

Clearly there are levels to this. Mike Gray hit his mentor (Tyler Shields) back yard to test out a $30,000 film camera. Thanks to the homie Jake Cloobeck for the sick introduction to 645.

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The Two Halves of your Creative Journey

12/04/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

In this video, Sean Tucker talks you through an idea which was first presented by Carl Jung in which he suggests that our lives are roughly split into two halves: a morning, and an afternoon. Knowing the difference between them, and understanding the priorities of each can help us make the most of each stage, and know when it's time to move on. Our creative journeys follow much the same route.

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Make a 35mm Daguerreotype

12/03/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

In this episode of Darkroom Magic, Historic Process Specialist Nick Brandreth shows us how you can use make a 35mm daguerreotype without any of the dangerous or expensive chemicals or equipment.

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A new perspective: High angle photography

12/02/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

This week, the COOPH photographers explored the freezing city of Salzburg from a different point of view, because sometimes you need a change of perspective. Exclusively shot from above with the help of a boom pole, they captured the city in new and unique angles. Check out the beautiful images they created and their tips on photography from above.

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Freezing Water Droplets with Flash Photography

12/02/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

Today's video shows the considerations for freezing water droplets with flash photography using the Godox AD600 Pro. In it Robert Hall goes over his thought process during a short opportunity to capture water droplets with model Bri Lauren doing a hair flip in a lake.

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Shoot Creative Photos 'In-Camera' WITHOUT Using Photoshop

12/02/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

Photoshop is a useful tool for photographers, BUT it can make you lazy!! Instead of creatively solving problems in-camera, it’s easy to just think... “I’ll fix it in Photoshop later”

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How Peter McKinnon Recreated a $129 MILLION DOLLAR SHOT with $0.00

12/01/2020 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

In this behind the scenes video, Peter McKinnon, Christoph Benfey, Hayden Hillier-Smith and Kirk Lepiten explain how they recreated a $129 MILLION DOLLAR SHOT with $0.00.

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