The Art of the Focus Pull
Moviegoers see focus racks all the time. They probably don’t even notice most of them. That’s the idea. If you’re not looking for them, they can be hard to spot.
4/30/2017
Moviegoers see focus racks all the time. They probably don’t even notice most of them. That’s the idea. If you’re not looking for them, they can be hard to spot.
Moviegoers see focus racks all the time. They probably don’t even notice most of them. That’s the idea. If you’re not looking for them, they can be hard to spot.
4/29/2017
Director/Cinematographer Matthew Rosen demonstrates 3 cool techniques for lighting everything, even mirrors, and glass.
3 Basic Techniques for Lighting Everything
Director/Cinematographer Matthew Rosen demonstrates 3 cool techniques for lighting everything, even mirrors, and glass.
4/29/2017
Learn how to achieve a Cinema Film Look in 90 Seconds. It's not hard! Just apply the 3 Steps shown in this Video with your Camera and in Adobe Premiere.
Cinema film look in 90 seconds 🎥
Learn how to achieve a Cinema Film Look in 90 Seconds. It's not hard! Just apply the 3 Steps shown in this Video with your Camera and in Adobe Premiere.
4/29/2017
Learn some tips on creating images which include yourself in the foreground. In this video Michael Ver Sprill talks about his 2 current methods to achieve this effect and which one he loves the most!
Milky Way Selfie Flash Tips and Equipment
Learn some tips on creating images which include yourself in the foreground. In this video Michael Ver Sprill talks about his 2 current methods to achieve this effect and which one he loves the most!
4/29/2017
A longtime friend of Indy Mogul, Simon 'The Phantom' Monk, does a quick and extremely cheap DIY pop filter tutorial.
How to Make your Pop Filter for SUPER CHEAP
A longtime friend of Indy Mogul, Simon 'The Phantom' Monk, does a quick and extremely cheap DIY pop filter tutorial.
4/28/2017
Here Ed Gregory has 11 great portrait photography tips and tricks that you can use when shooting headshots on location.The video was shot in the Bahamas so its a really beautiful location and fun little photography video. In the video you will see he say 13 but he counted completely wrong oops.
Awesome PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY tips you could be doing TODAY
4/28/2017
Lightroom tips and tricks in 60 seconds or less from longtime Lightroom team member Benjamin Warde.
Lightroom: Creating Advanced Smart Collections
Lightroom tips and tricks in 60 seconds or less from longtime Lightroom team member Benjamin Warde.
4/27/2017
BTS video for the May 2017 cover of Men's Fitness with Riker Brothers photographers.
Behind the Scenes with Chris Pratt for MEN’S FITNESS
4/27/2017
Peter McKinnon had an absolute BLAST with this one! Audio and sound design in your videos, films etc is SO IMPORTANT. It's often overlooked and forgotten about. or avoided!
A CRUCIAL step to making INCREDIBLE videos!! Audio & SFX
Peter McKinnon had an absolute BLAST with this one! Audio and sound design in your videos, films etc is SO IMPORTANT. It's often overlooked and forgotten about. or avoided!
4/27/2017
Michelangelo Antonioni is considered by many cinephiles, critics, and filmmakers to be one of the greatest directors of all time. His mastery of composition is particularly praised.
This video essay explores Antonioni’s geometric approach to composition, one of many features which helped his films leave an indelible mark in cinematic history.
Why Michelangelo Antonioni is the Master of Compositions
Michelangelo Antonioni is considered by many cinephiles, critics, and filmmakers to be one of the greatest directors of all time. His mastery of composition is particularly praised.
This video essay explores Antonioni’s geometric approach to composition, one of many features which helped his films leave an indelible mark in cinematic history.
4/26/2017
Marques Brownlee compares the 5 best smartphone cameras side by side. No cheating!
Top 5 Smartphone Cameras 2017: The Blind Test!
Marques Brownlee compares the 5 best smartphone cameras side by side. No cheating!
4/26/2017
Master street photographer Bruce Gilden gives insights into his craft and discusses his memorable, often-overlooked subjects.
Bruce Gilden Iris Nights: In the Crowd
Master street photographer Bruce Gilden gives insights into his craft and discusses his memorable, often-overlooked subjects.
4/25/2017
Alexis Cuarezma is super excited to announce he has decided to make 100 videos. They will be about photography, working with models/athletes/clients, lighting, marketing, and much more. He has already have a few done but he needs your help to get new ideas or know your preferences.
If you have any suggestions, visit his Instagram or on his YouTube Channel Alexis Cuarezma and write a comment.
Good luck with this project Alexis!!!
Help to Alexis Cuarezma to Release 100 Videos About Photography
Alexis Cuarezma is super excited to announce he has decided to make 100 videos. They will be about photography, working with models/athletes/clients, lighting, marketing, and much more. He has already have a few done but he needs your help to get new ideas or know your preferences.
If you have any suggestions, visit his Instagram or on his YouTube Channel Alexis Cuarezma and write a comment.
Good luck with this project Alexis!!!
4/25/2017
Levy Moroshan really loves this look for outdoor shooting with bright sun. Works so well and it's the perfect opportunity to use a neutral density filter. If you've got questions about the setup or technique just leave a comment on his YouTube Channel sector5films
Balancing Strobe and Sunlight for Dramatic Portraits
Levy Moroshan really loves this look for outdoor shooting with bright sun. Works so well and it's the perfect opportunity to use a neutral density filter. If you've got questions about the setup or technique just leave a comment on his YouTube Channel sector5films
4/24/2017
In this video, Daniel Inskeep and Rachel Gulotta will show you how they pose single subjects so you can get the most out of your friends and clients who aren't models.
How to Pose Friends Who Aren't Models (Portrait Photography)
In this video, Daniel Inskeep and Rachel Gulotta will show you how they pose single subjects so you can get the most out of your friends and clients who aren't models.
4/24/2017
Has Sennheiser created an underwater microphone for your GoPro 4? Let´s watch it.
An UNDERWATER Microphone for GoPro?
Has Sennheiser created an underwater microphone for your GoPro 4? Let´s watch it.
4/24/2017
Digital Darkroom: Life after DRTV and AnalogRev (Feat. Mamiya 6)
It's actually been several months since I quit DigitalRev, and I've been honestly really humbled that many of you guys have asked for more AnalogRev. - said Ian 'c' Wong-
4/24/2017
Have you ever wondered if you should be printing your own photos? Even sending them off to a lab? Not nearly as many people today are printing or sending away for prints - but they SHOULD BE!
You NEED to be printing your photos!! Here's why..
Have you ever wondered if you should be printing your own photos? Even sending them off to a lab? Not nearly as many people today are printing or sending away for prints - but they SHOULD BE!
4/23/2017
In this video, adventure photographer Benjamin Jaworskyj has 5 travel hacks for your next journey.
5 Awesome Travel Hacks for Photographers ✈️
In this video, adventure photographer Benjamin Jaworskyj has 5 travel hacks for your next journey.
4/23/2017
Sean Tucker made this quick video while visiting friends on the Island of Gozo (Malta) recently. This is the story:
Zooms Can Make Us Lazy: Shooting 50mm on the Island of Gozo
Sean Tucker made this quick video while visiting friends on the Island of Gozo (Malta) recently. This is the story:
4/22/2017
Ed from photosincolor.com wanted to find the ACTUAL PROVEN perfect portrait photography set so he turned to SCIENCE. If you are a professional photographer or you are looking at photography for beginners this is SUPER interesting.
Why this is the perfect PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY angle - Proven by SCIENCE
Ed from photosincolor.com wanted to find the ACTUAL PROVEN perfect portrait photography set so he turned to SCIENCE. If you are a professional photographer or you are looking at photography for beginners this is SUPER interesting.
4/22/2017
Create an epic product reveal video with these simple DIY lighting hacks. Learn new tips on lighting black objects in a dark studio scene.
DIY Lighting Tutorial: EPIC Product Reveal Video
Create an epic product reveal video with these simple DIY lighting hacks. Learn new tips on lighting black objects in a dark studio scene.
4/22/2017
Here's a clip from the new #studioanywhere video where Nick Fancher demoes how to build/use his un-patented barn door gobo.
Building/Using a DIY Barn Door Snoot
Here's a clip from the new #studioanywhere video where Nick Fancher demoes how to build/use his un-patented barn door gobo.
4/21/2017
Sony a9 - Shutter - Electronic vs Mechanical Demo - A hands on look at 20fps Electronic shutter with and without audio signals on.
Sony a9 - Shutter - Electronic vs Mechanical Demo
Sony a9 - Shutter - Electronic vs Mechanical Demo - A hands on look at 20fps Electronic shutter with and without audio signals on.
4/21/2017
'One telephone call changed the history of optics in Japan for sure.' Celebrated photographer, David Douglas Duncan, who turned 100 on Jan. 23, 2016, is one of the first photographers we've approached to share his experience with Nikon.
One lens, one phone call changed everything for Nikon thanks to David Douglas Duncan
'One telephone call changed the history of optics in Japan for sure.' Celebrated photographer, David Douglas Duncan, who turned 100 on Jan. 23, 2016, is one of the first photographers we've approached to share his experience with Nikon.
4/21/2017
Here’s what Chase Jarvis (Multi Award Winning Photographer and CEO of CreativeLive) said about the book:
Win this cool bag from ThinkTank! $279 value!
Those who order Marc Silber´s new book can go here to get a bonus and a chance to win a ThinkTank bag, $279 value!
My goal with AYP is to provide a complete system for all levels of photographers that is easy to use. It is based on thousands of hours of interviews I have conducted with pros over the years, with advice from some of the biggest names in photography—Chase Jarvis, Bambi Cantrell, Chris Burkard, Joe McNally, and dozens more. -said Marc-
Here’s what Chase Jarvis (Multi Award Winning Photographer and CEO of CreativeLive) said about the book:
Marc’s new book is an all-in-one, easily accessible handbook drawn from his huge library of interviews with top photographers — and packed with information that can be put into action immediately. This book will show you how the pros do it. Study this and take your best shot.”
4/21/2017
Today on The Slanted Lens Jay P. Morgan is continuing his LAWS OF LIGHT series with a discussion on separation between subject and background. This is a fundamental principle of lighting, and you need to know how to do it.
Laws of Light: Separation
Today on The Slanted Lens Jay P. Morgan is continuing his LAWS OF LIGHT series with a discussion on separation between subject and background. This is a fundamental principle of lighting, and you need to know how to do it.
4/20/2017
In this video, DIYPhotography is comparing three DSLR microphone options:
* Aputure A.lav
* RodeLink Filmmaker Kit
* Rode VideoMic Pro
DSLR Audio: Aputure A.lav vs. RodeLink Filmmaker Kit vs. Rode VideoMic Pro
In this video, DIYPhotography is comparing three DSLR microphone options:
* Aputure A.lav
* RodeLink Filmmaker Kit
* Rode VideoMic Pro
4/20/2017
How to prevent a typical videobloggers mistake with the location of light sources? What is the best light scheme for shooting? How to soften the light on video without a softbox?
How to set up lighting for a video blog and studio shooting
4/20/2017
The Leica M10 promises to return the M-Series to its film roots, with a slimmer design and streamlined interface.
Leica M10 Hands-On Field Test
The Leica M10 promises to return the M-Series to its film roots, with a slimmer design and streamlined interface.
4/20/2017
It seems like practical lights are always too bright. Well thankfully there's an easy fix for that and it doesn't involve carrying around a bunch of spare bulbs.
Easy Fix For Overexposed Lamps
It seems like practical lights are always too bright. Well thankfully there's an easy fix for that and it doesn't involve carrying around a bunch of spare bulbs.
4/19/2017
Sony A9 | First Look
4/19/2017
Tips to help beginner photographers up their photo game!
How to Improve Your Photography for Noobs
4/19/2017
Yes the rumours were all true, there's a brand new Instax format, and it's square. The first camera that takes this new film is also pretty unique, the new SQ10 hybrid instant camera. It's basically a combination of a Instax printer with a digital camera.
Top Features and Unbox of New FUJIFILM Instax SQUARE SQ10
Yes the rumours were all true, there's a brand new Instax format, and it's square. The first camera that takes this new film is also pretty unique, the new SQ10 hybrid instant camera. It's basically a combination of a Instax printer with a digital camera.
4/19/2017
Today on Jay P. Morgan has got an easy tip for you to remember when you're working with a foreground and a background in your shot. So all the time.
Portraits: Change Your Feet to Change Your Perspective
Today on Jay P. Morgan has got an easy tip for you to remember when you're working with a foreground and a background in your shot. So all the time.
4/18/2017
Today Peter McKinnon is talking about expanding the way we THINK so that we can pull MORE out of photoshoots. Angles when shooting photos, thinking about the before, the after, the during - Thinking about more than whats just In front of you and 'easy'.
Stop taking the same boring photos! Shooting & thinking differently.
Today Peter McKinnon is talking about expanding the way we THINK so that we can pull MORE out of photoshoots. Angles when shooting photos, thinking about the before, the after, the during - Thinking about more than whats just In front of you and 'easy'.
4/18/2017
Nikon's history in Space began with the Nikon Photomic FTN, a modified Nikon F camera that was used aboard the Apollo 15 in 1971 and Nikon cameras have been aboard every manned space flight since. This film, edited by SmugMug Films, is a compiled time-lapse video using thousands of still images. The bright flashes are lightning strikes hitting the earth, watch and enjoy.
Nikon in Space: time-lapse view of the world
Nikon's history in Space began with the Nikon Photomic FTN, a modified Nikon F camera that was used aboard the Apollo 15 in 1971 and Nikon cameras have been aboard every manned space flight since. This film, edited by SmugMug Films, is a compiled time-lapse video using thousands of still images. The bright flashes are lightning strikes hitting the earth, watch and enjoy.
4/18/2017
Shutterbug photographer Jordan Matter shares 5 helpful tips on how on how to find great locations for portrait photography right in your own neighborhood.
5 Great Portrait Photography Locations You Can Find Right Outside Your Door
Shutterbug photographer Jordan Matter shares 5 helpful tips on how on how to find great locations for portrait photography right in your own neighborhood.
4/18/2017
Maybe the best headshot photographer in the World, Peter Hurley, has got a pretty cool life and.... he can help you do the same.
Do What You Think is Cool! by Peter Hurley
Maybe the best headshot photographer in the World, Peter Hurley, has got a pretty cool life and.... he can help you do the same.
4/18/2017
Photographer Platon has captured portraits of the most famous and powerful people on the planet: Bill Clinton, Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump and many others. How does he break down the personal barriers his subjects put up? Platon gives his Brief but Spectacular take.
How photographer Platon gets up close to capture a person's truth
Photographer Platon has captured portraits of the most famous and powerful people on the planet: Bill Clinton, Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump and many others. How does he break down the personal barriers his subjects put up? Platon gives his Brief but Spectacular take.
4/17/2017
8K is cutting edge at this stage - and to be honest - editing this video was a strain. Matt Granger filmed two short videos in 8k, with lots of 4k b-roll and ended up with almost a terabyte of data! Add to that, the RED Mags are reallllly slow to transfer off - so he had to go back the next day to continue dumping the footage.
8K - The Future of Video Resolution
8K is cutting edge at this stage - and to be honest - editing this video was a strain. Matt Granger filmed two short videos in 8k, with lots of 4k b-roll and ended up with almost a terabyte of data! Add to that, the RED Mags are reallllly slow to transfer off - so he had to go back the next day to continue dumping the footage.
4/17/2017
Using a single light to get a unique look and then with a just a few quick tweaks in Lightroom giving it a tintype look.
One Light Setup and Tintype Look
Using a single light to get a unique look and then with a just a few quick tweaks in Lightroom giving it a tintype look.
4/16/2017
A Barn outside of Baltimore filled with original prints, books, and 100k+ worth of gear... Only in Maryland.
WHY is this Photobook $30,000?!
A Barn outside of Baltimore filled with original prints, books, and 100k+ worth of gear... Only in Maryland.
4/16/2017
Griffin explains all the Panasonic GH5 settings filmmakers need to know to optimize their new camera.
How to set up your new Panasonic GH5 for Filmmaking
Griffin explains all the Panasonic GH5 settings filmmakers need to know to optimize their new camera.
4/16/2017
I haven’t done a real how-to blog post in a while, but the shoot we did last week of Hot fashion designer of the moment, Joseph Altuzarra, for the Wall Street Journal ‘Weekend Confidential’ feature sort of lent itself to that sort of thing. Both portraits we did look ridiculously simple, but it’s the little details that go into shoots like this where I get asked the most amount of questions. Questions about my lighting choices, color balance and post processing. I kinda take all this stuff for granted, but I’ll pull back the curtain and try to break them down for you…
The inspiration for our first portrait sort of hit me right away when I checked out Joseph’s showroom and saw these two mannequins…
I was immediately struck by both the starkness of their design and the beautiful way the soft light from a wall of windows in the studio wrapped around the faces against the white walls. But as beautiful as Joseph’s designs were, I sort of want to simplify things even more…and that meant getting rid of the clothes…
We positioned the mannequins in the largest open space in the showroom…
…and to mimic that soft wall of light from the windows, I decided to light the set with two 65″ white umbrellas plugged into 2000 w/s Elinchrom packs, set up 90 degrees to the camera (and almost 20 feet from the subject) for a split-light effect…
This was our first test shot (with Robert standing in for Joseph) just using the two umbrellas…
Honestly, for a first test it was very nice. It fit the ‘Weekend Confidential’ requirements of being graphic and powerful, while also immediately telling the story. This was exactly how I wanted to portray Joseph. But technically it just a little too soft, flat and monochromatic for my liking. Those two umbrellas essentially made one big, even light source, but although Joseph and the mannequins would be exposed properly, the brightness of white mannequins was too much. I needed to bring up the light on the subject without affecting the mannequin’s light. So I added a 20″ Profoto Beauty Dish on a Profoto Acute 1200 pack, with a 30 degree grid, for just a little more light at the center of the scene…
As you see in the lighting diagram, by positioning the Beauty Dish in front of the umbrellas and feathering it so that it hits my subject but stays off the mannequins, it brings up the light on the subject just enough to separate him from the rest of the set. But I also wanted to shift the overall color palate because ‘normal’ just wasn’t cutting it! Since I always shoot tethered to Capture One Pro with the Hasselblad/Leaf back, I have a lot of options when it comes to selecting ICC input profiles. Leaf has always had the best designed input profiles that allow me to do what I did next. I switched from the basic ‘LF3 Portrait 5’ profile (very neutral, very normal) to my favorite profile…’LF3 Portrait Warm 5′. Warm 5 heightens the contrast and saturates colors, and because of that, our next test looked like this…
The new input profile allowed me to lower my white balance from 5100K down to 4150K which gave me a cool, blue overall look, but the skin tones remained pleasant without me having to add a warming gel to the Beauty Dish. Next, using the Capture One ‘Color Editor’ control panel, I was able to further adjust the blue and cyan channels to make them even more saturated, and also was able to improve on the skin tone in the red and yellow channels. Now it’s certainly possible to do this kind of thing in post using Photoshop, but with the Leaf input profiles and adjustment panels, I’m not only able to see the effect as I’m shooting, but it cuts down on my post processing a ton! You can also see how the addition of the Beauty Dish brings up the light on my subject so that he stands out better.
With my prelight & Capture One setup nailed, I think we’re ready to get Joseph on set…
Before we finished, I switched from the 80mm to the 150mm lens that compressed the perspective further and lowered the output on the umbrellas by about half a stop that slightly darkened the mannequins and allowed Joseph to stand out even more…
Next, we had set up a thunder grey backdrop for some seamless portraits…
It doesn’t get any simpler than this…one big, soft light source (a 47″ Rime Lite Grand Box) placed on a boom stand about 2.5 feet above his head. No fill, no tricks. Here’s how it looked on Robert…
Again, that first test shot looks pretty good, but we can still improve on it with a few easy adjustments. All we had to do was lower the white balance from 4650K down to 4150K, tweak the Levels and Curves a bit, add a little shadow detail and pull in a bit of vignetting on the corners and we were ready to go…
Finally, here is the story as it appeared in last weekend’s Wall Street Journal ‘Review’ Section…
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Joseph Altuzarra For The Wall Street Journal by Brad Trent
I haven’t done a real how-to blog post in a while, but the shoot we did last week of Hot fashion designer of the moment, Joseph Altuzarra, for the Wall Street Journal ‘Weekend Confidential’ feature sort of lent itself to that sort of thing. Both portraits we did look ridiculously simple, but it’s the little details that go into shoots like this where I get asked the most amount of questions. Questions about my lighting choices, color balance and post processing. I kinda take all this stuff for granted, but I’ll pull back the curtain and try to break them down for you…
The inspiration for our first portrait sort of hit me right away when I checked out Joseph’s showroom and saw these two mannequins…
I was immediately struck by both the starkness of their design and the beautiful way the soft light from a wall of windows in the studio wrapped around the faces against the white walls. But as beautiful as Joseph’s designs were, I sort of want to simplify things even more…and that meant getting rid of the clothes…
We positioned the mannequins in the largest open space in the showroom…
…and to mimic that soft wall of light from the windows, I decided to light the set with two 65″ white umbrellas plugged into 2000 w/s Elinchrom packs, set up 90 degrees to the camera (and almost 20 feet from the subject) for a split-light effect…
This was our first test shot (with Robert standing in for Joseph) just using the two umbrellas…
Honestly, for a first test it was very nice. It fit the ‘Weekend Confidential’ requirements of being graphic and powerful, while also immediately telling the story. This was exactly how I wanted to portray Joseph. But technically it just a little too soft, flat and monochromatic for my liking. Those two umbrellas essentially made one big, even light source, but although Joseph and the mannequins would be exposed properly, the brightness of white mannequins was too much. I needed to bring up the light on the subject without affecting the mannequin’s light. So I added a 20″ Profoto Beauty Dish on a Profoto Acute 1200 pack, with a 30 degree grid, for just a little more light at the center of the scene…
As you see in the lighting diagram, by positioning the Beauty Dish in front of the umbrellas and feathering it so that it hits my subject but stays off the mannequins, it brings up the light on the subject just enough to separate him from the rest of the set. But I also wanted to shift the overall color palate because ‘normal’ just wasn’t cutting it! Since I always shoot tethered to Capture One Pro with the Hasselblad/Leaf back, I have a lot of options when it comes to selecting ICC input profiles. Leaf has always had the best designed input profiles that allow me to do what I did next. I switched from the basic ‘LF3 Portrait 5’ profile (very neutral, very normal) to my favorite profile…’LF3 Portrait Warm 5′. Warm 5 heightens the contrast and saturates colors, and because of that, our next test looked like this…
The new input profile allowed me to lower my white balance from 5100K down to 4150K which gave me a cool, blue overall look, but the skin tones remained pleasant without me having to add a warming gel to the Beauty Dish. Next, using the Capture One ‘Color Editor’ control panel, I was able to further adjust the blue and cyan channels to make them even more saturated, and also was able to improve on the skin tone in the red and yellow channels. Now it’s certainly possible to do this kind of thing in post using Photoshop, but with the Leaf input profiles and adjustment panels, I’m not only able to see the effect as I’m shooting, but it cuts down on my post processing a ton! You can also see how the addition of the Beauty Dish brings up the light on my subject so that he stands out better.
With my prelight & Capture One setup nailed, I think we’re ready to get Joseph on set…
Before we finished, I switched from the 80mm to the 150mm lens that compressed the perspective further and lowered the output on the umbrellas by about half a stop that slightly darkened the mannequins and allowed Joseph to stand out even more…
Next, we had set up a thunder grey backdrop for some seamless portraits…
It doesn’t get any simpler than this…one big, soft light source (a 47″ Rime Lite Grand Box) placed on a boom stand about 2.5 feet above his head. No fill, no tricks. Here’s how it looked on Robert…
Again, that first test shot looks pretty good, but we can still improve on it with a few easy adjustments. All we had to do was lower the white balance from 4650K down to 4150K, tweak the Levels and Curves a bit, add a little shadow detail and pull in a bit of vignetting on the corners and we were ready to go…
Finally, here is the story as it appeared in last weekend’s Wall Street Journal ‘Review’ Section…
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This article and all the images were originally published on Brad Trent´s blog (here) and shared with his permission
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