Thanks for sharing with us your great photography experience. Please create a video and explain why you like shooting wide under the sunlight. I'm curious to see how that's done.
Thanks Jiggie and good learning like always....wouldn't shooting with higher f number have helped to achieve better control on light and better results...maybe 4 or 5.6?
Thank you for sharing this interesting video. I really struggle with photographing during full sun. I wanted to ask you, how do you check your images in your LCD screen during harsh sun? I always struggle with checking my shots in my camera's creen.. I want to see the image, to fix any mistakes during the photoshoot, but during harsh light my screen is so dark. I can't see anything even when covering it with my hand. Any tips for that problem?
@@heatherk9094 Yip. Same. My Hoodman Loupe doesn't leave my camera bag so I always have it with me for outdoor daytime shoots. One of the best purchases I ever made.
Thank you for sharing the tips and tricks. I am wondering if I can achieve a similar result by using a standard reflector on Godox AD600 instead of a parabolic.
There were couple times during this vid were you mentioned that you exposed both for the ambient light and the model (hair and face due bright light and shadows). Is there a reason that you needed to include the model when adjusting your light to the ambient light as part of the test shots before dialing in your light settings to properly expose for the model? Could you create a video using this light settings to dial in your exposure after you have properly expose for the ambient light? TIA
Hi Jiggy, thanks for all the video tutorials. I do have Sony 28-70mm kitlens and Sony 85mm 1.8 prime lens.. Is this okay for Portraiture? What other lens do I need to take Portraits? Thank you so much
