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Street Photography - Today Pierre T. Lambert is sharing his street photography tips in Tokyo Japan - what settings to use for street photography and what gear. How to approach images you want to capture.



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:

1. - Camera mode: Aperture priority (A), f/2.8 for shallow depth of field or anything above f/5.6 for cityscapes & scenes. 
2. - Minimum shutter speed: 1/250s for most days, 1/500s for fast objects/cars/bikes... 
3. - My ISO range: 100-12800 (I'm lucky)
4. - Blurry crowds shot handheld: 1/5s, 1/4s anything below gets very tricky handheld! 

Which Image Do YOU Prefer?! (tap right) 🤭 🔥Video alerts: Start Crushing your Street Photography link in bio 👉 @pierretlambert — So we’re in Japan right now 🇯🇵. This Place is INSANE, it’s like the 22nd century. For some reason it’s also PARADISe for Street Photography. So this feed is about to get a LOT more urban for the next few weeks! We’ll be back to landscapes and tropical vibes very soon :) Let me know how you enjoy that! — Shot at 70mm, ISO 100, 1/1000s and f/5.6 Edited with my urban city presets and customisation. Would you like to learn more about my presets? PS: I was in A mode with auto ISO and min SS to 1/500s. — #streetdreamsmag #widenyourworld #inspirationcultmag #mkexplore #huffpostgram #aov#streetphotography #thecoolmagazine#shotaward #way2ill #japanphotography #exploretokyo #japan #tokyo #peoplescreatives #exploretocreate #shibuya

A post shared by TRAVEL + PHOTOGRAPHY | Pierre (@pierretlambert) on Apr 17, 2018 at 8:18am PDT

How often has the timing been right for you in life? — Gotta say I waited for that one. I knew it would happen - the moment in let the lens down it happened - got lucky enough to grab that shot in half a second thanks to the camera being ultra fast to focus! The shot I had been waiting for at the exact crossing :) I’ll share with you the ones I missed too in Kyoto - if you’ve watched the tutorial you know what I’m talking about :-) — Shot at 16mm, ISO 100, 1/1250s and f/3.2 Edited with my urban city presets and customisation. Would you like to learn more about my presets? — #japanphotography #exploretokyo #japan #tokyo #peoplescreatives #exploretocreate

A post shared by TRAVEL + PHOTOGRAPHY | Pierre (@pierretlambert) on Apr 18, 2018 at 8:26am PDT

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Text, image and video via Pierre T. Lambert

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