Street Photography - Today I'm sharing my street photography tips in Tokyo Japan - what settings to use for street photography and what gear.
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How to approach images you want to capture.
Read below for detailed settings
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▶︎ Lenses for Street Photography:
- Sony: geni.us/oPe8AR (Amazon) & geni.us/MdaMd (Amazon) (I put the cheaper versions)
- Canon: geni.us/Br8LcvO (Amazon) or geni.us/4XWk (Amazon) or geni.us/fTpi (Amazon)
- Nikon: geni.us/UBELT (Amazon) or geni.us/Ytjt (Amazon)
Note: If a Sigma Art version is available for those lenses and your camera system get it, it's really good.
- M4/3: 12mm or 42.5mm depending on your camera system.
The camera you use in Street Photography is really not that important. It's really all about how you view a scene and approach it. The settings that I share here are really made for you to concentrate on your image VS your camera.
Settings I use 90% of the time:
- Camera mode: Aperture priority (A), f/2.8 for shallow depth of field or anything above f/5.6 for cityscapes & scenes.
- Minimum shutter speed: 1/250s for most days, 1/500s for fast objects/cars/bikes...
- My ISO range: 100-12800 (I'm lucky)
- Blurry crowds shot handheld: 1/5s, 1/4s anything below gets very tricky handheld!
▶︎ Mirrorless Cameras trendy for 2018:
- Olympus OMD EM 1geni.us/eUGpxE (Amazon)
- Sony A7iii A6500 geni.us/0JvHhnm (Amazon) or geni.us/8R1F (Amazon)
- Fuji PEN x-h1f geni.us/szhyF (Amazon) or geni.us/GPyK (Amazon)
- Panasonic GH5 G9 geni.us/xh3juN (Amazon) or geni.us/8Oleo (Amazon)
Remember the camera is not as important as
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11 сен 2024