Mobile Phone Photography + LIGHTROOM MOBILE and PHOTOSHOP on the iPad
12/31/2022
Glyn Dewis is amazed by the high quality of the files produced by modern smartphones, such as the iPhone 14 Pro Max, as well as the ease of the editing workflow. To capture long exposures, Glyn used a tripod and a Smallrig Universal Holder with ARCA Swiss plates to hold the phone steady. He utilized the camera function in the Lightroom mobile app and adjusted the length of the long exposure using a slider in the app. While this option is only available for iOS devices, Glyn recommended alternative apps for Android users.
12/30/2022
Going behind the scenes using just one light to create beautiful dramatic portrait lighting in the studio.
CREATE Dramatic Lighting using just ONE LIGHT
12/28/2022
Easily copy color grading styles using "Common Sense" in Photoshop! Learn how to logically approach color matching using several techniques and create your own steps that get the best results based on your image and what you wish to achieve.
Photoshop Tutorial: The ONLY Way to Steal Color Grading That Works 100%!!!
12/27/2022
In this video, Simon d'Entremont will show you the critical tip of getting to eye level with your subject, and also how to implement it at your local duck pond close to home for professional-looking photos.
THE NO 1 WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY TIP
12/23/2022
In this week’s episode, Mark Denney discusses why you shouldn't avoid the bright side of a dark vignette in Lightroom. He has been a long time vignette user and has applied one to just about every landscape photo he has edited since day one. And, in the beginning, Mark always applied it the same way, by using the Vignette slider in the Effects Panel and have certainly never paid much attention to the area in the center of the vignette until the last few years.
Don't Avoid the Bright Side of a Dark Vignette!
12/21/2022
In this video, Nathan Elson takes you behind the scenes where he is using one light with the StrobePro Optical Snoot in studio to create a spotlight effect for some beautiful portraits.
Using ONE LIGHT for Amazing Results
12/20/2022
Come behind-the-scenes on a Vanity Fair style portrait photoshoot using only 3 speedlites and an Avezano fabric backdrop. Nicole Carson Bonilla will show you how she set up the backdrop, style her model, set up her speedlites, the photoshoot, and her basic editing workflow. She will also show you how she incorporated these two adorable dogs from separate photoshoots.
Fine Art Photoshoot: Vanity Fair Style Lighting
12/18/2022
GREAT Portraits start with the person in front of the camera feeling relaxed. BUT how do you help someone to be relaxed? Here's 5 ways that Glyn Dewis uses ALL the time and work a treat!
5 TIPS to INSTANTLY IMPROVE your PORTRAITS
12/16/2022
Having a dedicated studio space is a luxury most portrait photographers don’t have but how much room do you actually need? For example, is it possible to take studio-quality portraits in a random corridor no wider than a doorway?
Can a Corridor Be a Studio? by Gavin Hoey
12/15/2022
Learn how to build this set step-by-step and then watch a lighting tutorial as John Gress uses it for the very first time during a photoshoot.
How to build this set from scratch! Plus a lighting tutorial
12/15/2022
Epic Light Media shares the ultimate guide to faking natural light in your videos.
The Ultimate Guide to Faking Natural Light in Your Videos
Epic Light Media shares the ultimate guide to faking natural light in your videos.
12/14/2022
In this video, we go behind the scenes, in the studio, where Nathan Elson will show you how he uses three lights to create beautiful high key portraits with his model Elizabeth.
EASILY Create Beautiful HIGH KEY Portraits by Nathan Elson
12/13/2022
Sony A7R vs A7RV: Has Image Quality ACTUALLY improved after 9 years?
The original Sony a7R was released in 2013 and it marks the beginning of the full-frame mirrorless revolution. Almost 10 years later, we now have the Sony a7RV, feature-packed with the latest technology and autofocus. But, what about image quality? Has it pretty much stayed the same for almost an entire decade? Manny Ortiz answers these and other questions about the evolution of cameras and their image quality.
12/12/2022
Flash For Car Photography: This is How Moe Zainal Photographed The Porsche GT3
In this car photography tutorial, Moe Zainal is going to show you how he used the Godox AD300 and the Godox ML30 to light up this car photo.
12/11/2022
Black & white photos can often feel more timeless, more elevated and allow your viewer to connect with your subject in a different way than when shooting in colour. But not all black and white photos are GREAT black and white photos, so in this video, Ian Hippolyte is providing 5 quick tips on how to elevate your black and white photography.
Portraits: 5 Quick Tips For Better Black & White Photos
12/10/2022
In this video, Glyn Dewis covers EVERYTHING that he did to create these Portraits including: KIT, SET UP, and RETOUCHING in Photoshop and Lightroom.
HOW Glyn Dewis made these PORTRAITS: Complete Workflow including PHOTOGRAPHY, LIGHTROOM and PHOTOSHOP
12/09/2022
In this video, you will learn the magic of Dodge and Burn like never before, with three different projects you will be able to see how you can do the perfect Dodge and Burn in Lightroom!
The best KEPT SECRET to Dodge and Burn in Lightroom 2022
12/05/2022
Creative Portrait Photography You Can Do At HOME
Here are some fun portrait shoots you can do easily at home with everyday items! Please, exercise extreme caution while using lighters/fire. They may become hot if lit for too long, which may burn hands and have a fire extinguisher close by if you need to. Use SAFELY!!
12/04/2022
In this video, Sean Tucker attempts to break down the beauty lighting in this famous portrait of Michelle Pfeiffer by Terry O'Neill, and then to recreate the same look using 'clamshell lighting' in his garage studio to see what he can learn in the process.
Can Sean Tucker Recreate this Famous Portrait? (Michelle Pfeiffer by Terry O'Neill)
12/02/2022
Conventional portrait lighting places the light in front of the subject. Rembrandt, split, or paramount lighting styles come to mind. Instead, what if we place the key light behind the subject?
An Unconventional One-Light Portrait Setup
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