This dude is the GOAT SPORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER.... i cant wait until he releases a course or class because everybody out here charging $250 or more and dont come close to him
Great, informative video as always Mr. Quantz! One question, when you raise your X-drops an extra 12 inches off the ground. What do you use along the bottom to hide the gap?
I still think you could probably go by Home Depot or Lowes and get some PVC to cut to lengthen the legs on your Xdrops and it be more stable than standing them up on the cases.
Absolutely love your videos. They are absolutely fantastic. Thank you! I also have a question.... Recently I did a portrait photo shoot outside with an athlete. It was broad daylight, but I underexposed the background to add a sense of drama, and used two off cameras flashes to light the scene. When I was focusing on the subject, my viewfinder and monitor were very dark. I was bumping up the ISO temporarily to see, focusing manually like that, then lowering the ISO back down to 100. When reviewing my shots on the camera monitor after, they looked good. But when I got home and enlarged them, I saw that I had actually very slightly missed focus on a few shots. I was mainly shooting F4, ISO 100, 1/125 with an ND filter, using a Sony A7S3. Is there a better way to focus images in this situation? Like I say, I could barely see anything through the viewfinder or on the monitor, just an outline of my subject. Any advice would be great appreciated!
