Digital Photography Tutorial - Outdoor Portraits - How to Blur the background - Beginner lesson

Подписаться 204 тыс.

Просмотров 204 тыс.

50% 1

photographyequipment.yolasite.... (Budget Equipment)
/ jibranaphotography (For Extra Help)
plus.google.com/u/0/117707896... (GooglePlus)
/ photogsonutube
A video on Outdoor portrait photography.
Please watch my Aperture video first if you already haven't seen it by clicking on my channel.
These are the 4 easy steps to blur your background in outdoor portrait photography.
1. Use lower aperture value
2. Stay close to your subject
3. Zoom in to your subject
4. Keep a good distance between your subject and the background.
If you feel this video has helped you, please THUMBS UP :) If you have any question, please ask me on facebook. SUBSCRIBE for future videos. It's free!
Until next time, keep clicking.
Visit www.PhotographersonUTube.com if you want to do photography on a budget.

Хобби

Опубликовано:

16 апр 2011

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 91

@rodbo 13 лет назад

This is my 4th time watching this video and once again I caught something I missed the previous times. I hope others will watch these more than once or twice. And don't forget to click the " LIKE " button Thanks, Jibran

@occaligirl714mia 11 лет назад

i gotta say for the longest time i thought all one needed was a good camera to be a good photographer.. boy was i wrong!! thanks for taking the time to show us all ur tricks. I'm learning a lot. Thanks again! :)

@lynnnurd 10 лет назад

You're awesome!!! Keep up the videos!! Insanely helpful thanks!

@delacruzneili 13 лет назад

You are so GOOD!!!!!!!!! I enjoy your watching your videos over and over. And every time I watch a video of you, I learn something new...great great great!!

@amandafrank5431 10 лет назад

Thanks for the video. You are a really great teacher. You make it simple to learn and comprehend.

@fotofigures 9 лет назад

Great tutorials. Will watch all your videos from now on. Have also gone on your FB page.

@MBIANC1 10 лет назад

awesome work and thanks for the detailed info in your vids this really helped

@panyiaxiong82 8 лет назад

Thank you! It's very helpful !! Just what I need it!

@mikewells8371 11 лет назад

I just bought a canon t3, this is a big help and really understandabe where others are a bit more to grasp ,thanks a bunch

@abrahamvalentin25 10 лет назад

your videos are very helpful, been learning a lot from them. Thank you for this.

@CasaDeCucaracha 12 лет назад

Helpful as always man!

@missisabelle5835 10 лет назад

Thank you!!! Very helpful and simple.

@keomakk 13 лет назад

thanks again for making this video, and also thanks to your model for being patient

@cristinaramirez6986 9 лет назад

You are awesome! Tnx for sharing your knowledge.

@Saif_theFox 10 лет назад

This is really useful I was looking for the best shutter speed ur one helped alott

@buta7lwa 10 лет назад

Your videos are so helpful. Thank you.

@guangxidavidliu 12 лет назад

keep up the good work. You are a very good teacher by always using comparisons.

@ChamithaBandara 10 лет назад

very useful video ,your videos really helping me to gain my photography skills .Thank you so much.all the best for you and please upload more tips

@Pam4alexdude 12 лет назад

You were so helpful ! thanks.

@Gorejess90 13 лет назад

Thank you for creating these video they really help me in improving my photos. The tips you give are simple and make sense keep up the good work. I would have loved to have seen the picture of the little girl that you did not frame correctly. Framed correctly but I understand why you didn't. Looking forward to your next video.

@Musaafira007 12 лет назад

Your video was really informative and will help me taking future portrait pictures. Thank you

@ohcarolshow 9 лет назад

Wow...i really understood this! You are awesome!!! xo CAROL

@iverxang 13 лет назад

@PhotographersOnUTube Thanks very much for the useful advice. yea, i will have them look at it tomorrow. you're so kind and generous :) have become a bit enlightened about DSLR camera now...lol

@machellr 13 лет назад

Thanks for the Video! Awesome!

@dineshbilla1 9 лет назад

A useful video for a beginner who wants to explore digital photography..

@MrNYCman530 11 лет назад

Very informative tips. Thanks!

@KaushikChoudhury 13 лет назад

Information loaded video. Keep the good work going .

@yumi40717 10 лет назад

DAMN AWESOME IVE WATCHED MANY TUTORIAL VIDEOS.. BUT THIS VIDEO IS ONLY MAKE ME UNDERSTAND EVRYTHING SOMEHOW HAHAHAHAHA...:) THUMBS UP :)

@meshed1234 11 лет назад

Cool lesson thanks!

@tedibur2007 12 лет назад

thank you! for helping us beginners..

@basidmiah981 10 лет назад

Awesooooommeeeee. thank you!!!!

@venkatpavan1 8 лет назад

your awesome....wonderful tips..

@kcdewani 11 лет назад

Thanks for all the tips

@myrocket88 10 лет назад

thank you very much.. great job

@katrinawalster8551 9 лет назад

Thanks, helpful videos.

@santoshgrg779 11 лет назад

Great tips. Thanks.

@delacruzneili 13 лет назад

@PhotographersOnUTube I've already joined your Facebook page sir.. I'll check all your discussions there and tutorials.. It's just I don't have a camera yet. We just moved in to a new house so all the resources I have went there. I will get one as soon as I have the money again.. I just want to congratulate you for your successful videos. They helped me a lot even though I have not yet started my photography side. Just by watching them makes me feel that I'm already good in photography...lol..

@Jack19592008 13 лет назад

This is great that you answered me back. I really appreciate that. I shot a bunch of portraits this weekend in a park we have here locally and with the D5000 on some of the shots there was a dark ring around some of the pictures like it was the polarizer filter or something it was seeing on the end of the lens. Not sure if it happened to be the light coming in wrong around the lens or what. Have you ever had that happen? Thanks so much for the videos helps a lot.

@hajeh 12 лет назад

wonderful!

@rodbo 13 лет назад

This was very helpful...I've been asked to photograph a figure drawing session in the outdoors and need some tips before this Saturday. Also I could use a simple model release form if you know of one..?

@biri420 10 лет назад

Really helpful video...keep up the good work....:(

@abir847 11 лет назад

lovely info

@ohcarolshow 9 лет назад

Just subbed!

@Unevano03 12 лет назад

Thanks !!!

@Jack19592008 13 лет назад

Location on the Video at 948 is awsome picture using the background. Would have been nice in your video if you would have given us the setting on your camera so we have a better idea. You are doing a great job in helping us take better pictures for sure so keep it up please. Thanks so much for your video.

@LetArtsLive 11 лет назад

i did this by accident and got such a great pic with trees and bushes it was so cool

@pierrechn22 12 лет назад

@PhotographersOnUTube okay thanks, why does your picture of your friend come out so crisp and clean looking? any editing in CS5 or is that just the lens and camera? also what is that ring thing you have on your lens good for?

@WORLDAROUNDJERRY 9 лет назад

the one i really need

@coco200066 12 лет назад

Love your video, thanks for all the great tips. Are you saying that you don't use M, A or S mode when taking portraits at all? Either way great job!

@madons05 13 лет назад

thank you!! any tips ?? im going to try a contest in photography? and its my first time ??

@DominicanPowers 12 лет назад

very very good vid

@MayuMayooresan 10 лет назад

awesome

@SathyaPrakashMoparthi 10 лет назад

Thanks Pal :)

@LordbitoN 11 лет назад

great videos! thank you very much. one thing i would change is the background in them (like in this video). too dark

@sumon2701 13 лет назад

very helpful vedio

@iverxang 13 лет назад

@PhotographersOnUTube I'm so sorry for confusing you. I mean it's extremely under exposed. I wondered why I shoot in the same setting (shutter speed 125, f3.5, iso 640) in A mode and M mode, but the images are totally different. The image in M mode is extremely under exposed, whereas it's very good in A mode. I thought that with the same setting, the images should be the same, right? or this is just the way that M mode works? Thanks a lot for your advice, I've learned so many things from you..

@MaPee1982 12 лет назад

@jonilax Prime lens are lens with a fixed focal length (which means the number can't be changed). In other words, you can't zoom in or out with a prime lens like you can with zoom lens. Prime lens typically has better quality optics than that of a zoom lens which = better quality pictures. It costs a lot less too. In your case, prime lens does a better job at "blurred background" (or Brokeh) as well as portrait and everyday use, compared to a zoom lens. The "expensive" zoom lens are just as good

@123vandrax 11 лет назад

so i zoom my camera lens out with my hand to say 75ml for example before i walk up to my subject to attempt to get a focus lock on them by half pressing down on the shutter button is that correct ,if i cant get them to focuslock due to being too close do i just back up as you say and re try to get a focus lock on them until i do and am happy with how the shot is composed

@KaushikChoudhury 13 лет назад

Thanks for your reply Jibran. I am bit confused with your statement 'larger the distance, the shallower the depth of field ' When I use the depth of field calculator , it shows that the depth of field is 7.01 centimeter with Aperture 55, crop factor 1.5x, focus length 55 and distance from object 1 meter. When I change the distance from object as 2 meter and keeping all the value same , the depth of field changes to 28.96 centimeter. so how the depth of field is shallower with larger distance?

@plabanparamanik6944 9 лет назад

Sir,how to shoot full body portraits while still retaining the bokeh around your subject?? Please make a video on that.

@SuperSmashjerkz 11 лет назад

what lens you use to get the most blur or what lens you use in those pictures

@iverxang 13 лет назад

@PhotographersOnUTube Today I was shooting outdoor in Manual Mode with the same setting, and this time the images are fine, not black anymore. Then, I came back to shoot indoor in my bedroom with that setting, the images are black again. Do you have any ideas what can be the reasons for this? Was it because I use kit lens? PS. In Aperture Mode, the images are great either in outdoor or indoor. Thank you so much, I really appreciate your time. Cheers!!

@Subverttech4 11 лет назад

good info but I was watching this at night and use the CC caption on your video. o.o interesting things popped up.

@ahmedhamad2124 11 лет назад

hey am using fuji s2980 and its hard for me to get a blur background so please i need alittle help and thnx its really helpfull vid

@cassey05 13 лет назад

what lens can you recommend for me? im into portrait shots, using a nikon d3100 slr..

@mdoty83 12 лет назад

Where do you put your focus point in a family portrait?

@iverxang 13 лет назад

dear PhotographersOnUTube, do you have any ideas why when I shoot in manual mode and the photo is black? can barely see what in the picture. i use nikon d7000 same one like yours. here's my setting shutter speed 125, f3.5, iso 640. kits len 18-105mm VR. is ther anything wrong with my camera or just a settings? i'm so new to DSLR camera :)

@justafilmmaker 12 лет назад

@cassey05 The 50mm f1.8 is a good and cheap lens that blurs the background. Check out reviews of it on RU-vid.

@caninlon 11 лет назад

What about if you have a large group of people and need them all to be in focus so you can't choose lowest f-stop? What do you do then??

@JuppeMusic 12 лет назад

hi sir, , , i have a canon powershot g10 .. i just want to know if can i also blur the background with this camera

@pierrechn22 12 лет назад

are you using manual focus as well?

@TheBhanchoot 11 лет назад

if I want both subject and background in focus so what will be done in DSLR cameras

@shahidafridi9039 11 лет назад

I am photographer if I want both subject and background in focus so what will be done in DSLR cameras

@myag7367 10 лет назад

what if my smallest aperture is just 5.3 how can I get a blurrier background?

@lushpush5004 7 лет назад

i always thought the guy in your samples was yourself. lol.

@bnbmorpheelalonde-cadieux1735 10 лет назад

Is someone can tell me how can I find the infinity point on my Niko 18-55. I do not have the horizontal eith shown on my lense. Oh sorry for my English. This is the best I can get :-)

@aishwaryapande9127 11 лет назад

i have nikon p100 , will it give the same effect ??? please tell me.

@Beyondthe_vlog 9 лет назад

I need help , m using nikon d7000 so whenever i zoom in my f stop also increases.and how to change shutter speed in aperture mode

@eviem70 9 лет назад

I know how you feel. I'm kind of new to this, and it's frustrating.

@BuckingFastard 8 лет назад

+maria jibran mine does the same. havent figured it out yet

@KaushikChoudhury 13 лет назад

Do you remember the Aperture & approx distance from the object for the photograph you showed at 06:57 .

@jzantana 13 лет назад

Hi! I am an ameteur photographer and I've been seeing videos about composition, framing, etc. I like your videos, thanks for sharing. Now, If I may critique your portrait of the young couple with the baby: I like the mother smile and the fact that the father (let's hope so ;-) ) no looking to the camera. What I don't quite like is that you cut the mother's elbow and a baby foot. I think you could've lowered the angle of the camera to avoid that. For some reason I've read cutting is not good.