Fantastic video, though would have been slightly better if you put all four images together (top-left, top-right, bottom-left and bottom-right) so we could easily compare the differences. :)
Could you maybe do a video on how to direct a photoshoot ? I want to start doing that but I have no clue how to make it comfortable and fun for the subjects~
the quality is great as is, 500 iso is nothing really to me...plus i really like the grain either way :) i dont pay too much attention to specs, i try to focus on the quality of light more.
You can just mess around with the settings whatever you want as long as the exposure is good. But for me, i prefer high shutterspeed to freeze the little movements or shake in my hands. I have a shaky hands. Hahahaha
High ISO is the last resort when aperture and shutter both could not make it ... since subject is stationary 1000 shutter could have been stepped down 3 stops to lower ISO 3 stops .. the exposure would have been same but with sharper image .. anyways im not criticizing .. just presenting photography theory ..
That's not actually true because you still do shake a little or the model could be moving a tiny bitsy. So if you use a high shutter speed, you freeze that movement. For the ISO, you wouldn't notice any difference on a camera like the Canon 5D mark III. So she's actually making the right decision even though she doesn't pay attention to specs that much.
I imagine you could use the others creatively, especially the backlit if you expose for the skin with intent of creating a high key shot. (And you have a lens that won't flare when you do it.)
The flaw with this approach is that the same exposure is used for every shot. If the subject was metered for each angle the differences would not be so great. I’d like to see this test done when the skin tone is exposed correctly in each shot.
Definitely a good tip. I honestly don't think any of the four photos were necessarily "bad". If anything, the pictures where the light was hitting one side of her face sorta gave off a moody vibe which I thought was cool. I think this is a great tip for capturing a specific feel to a picture. Thanks :)
All shots from different angles can look ok with some shadows, but you can also open up the shadows when editing or bring them down to suit a look your going for. Hope we see more images from this shoot :)
Great advice. I think it's also a lot easier for people with MILC to see the light on models face, cause when you use DSLR and look through optical viewfinder and see just a bit darker skin (cause of the shadow) it's usually gonna be a lot darker on captured image (cause human eye's dynamic range is awesome, and cameras DR is poor compared to the eye). However, people with MILC can see it right away...
Can you please tell me what lens do you use for this photo shoot ? And which one do you recommend if I have a nikon camera , please let me know 😊 thank you and awesome video
He Jessica, i have a question. I'm shooting for my friend here blog a long time now. These pictures are fashion photoshoot pictures. Know she is just signed with a big model Agency. Where the did 2 test shoot. Now there is coming a importent man to see here and here pictures and i see wil probablly use my pictures in here portfolio as well. Here is my point because we just came back from paris and we shoot there do i send here the picture without my logo our with my logo. So i can get recognised for my picture or is that a now go for portfolio pictures. Thank you!
your videos are always amazingly informative. thank you so much for your dedication and hard work. one more thing, please, please tell me where you got your shirt? i've been looking for one exactly like yours for such a long time. thanks!
Great tips regarding light! But shutter speed 1/1000?! You don't need to go higher than 1/250 here, maybe 1/320. And then you can use a lower ISO. Even with modern cameras that have great sensors, at ISO 500 the image becomes degraded compared to ISO 100-200.
He Jessica, i have a question. I'm shooting for my friend here blog a long time now. These pictures are fashion photoshoot pictures. Know she is just signed with a big model Agency. Where the did 2 test shoot. Now there is coming a importent man to see here and here pictures and i see wil probablly use my pictures in here portfolio as well. Here is my point because we just came back from paris and we shoot there do i send here the picture without my logo our with my logo. So i can get recognised for my picture or is that a now go for portfolio pictures. Also thank you for your tutorials i realy love your work!
I think it's more than obvious that the two of them are beautiful, only an idiot would not realize that, i just used what is called "strength of expression" because I know jessica long ago. do not try to make smart with your comments out of place. trying to make someone else look bad speaks more about you than me.
Pedro Miguel when ISO is crank super high u can use a different Shutter Speed. Its like a manipulation. I forgot the right terms but, i learned this recently from my mentor!
Thought the same thing, you don't need a shutter speed of 1/1000 in this situation. But you'll get better dynamic range if you use lower ISO than 500 on the 5dmkIII. Great video still:)
Jessica i think you are the type if people that don't get conftarble! When exposing too much informations for strangers. But you started doing it alote lately. The connections with social media fan made you exposing it . May tip for you IS too keep your photography skills hidden becouse its a part of what made you. Allah bless you 😘
Fantastic video, though would have been slightly better if you put all four images together (top-left, top-right, bottom-left and bottom-right) so we could easily compare the differences. :)
+1 to that, was just about to post the same !
Same
Could you maybe do a video on how to direct a photoshoot ? I want to start doing that but I have no clue how to make it comfortable and fun for the subjects~
Kat Abbey this would be such a good video!
I have learned so much by watching your videos. Thanks
thank you so much for watching!!
I know its not your forte but can you do a video on how to take great group photos.
The light changed dramatically yet the settings were the same for all the example shots
Could you just explane us, why do you use ISO 500, and shutter 1/1000, when you could lower shutter slightly and stay at low ISO for best quality?
the quality is great as is, 500 iso is nothing really to me...plus i really like the grain either way :) i dont pay too much attention to specs, i try to focus on the quality of light more.
You can just mess around with the settings whatever you want as long as the exposure is good. But for me, i prefer high shutterspeed to freeze the little movements or shake in my hands. I have a shaky hands. Hahahaha
High ISO is the last resort when aperture and shutter both could not make it ... since subject is stationary 1000 shutter could have been stepped down 3 stops to lower ISO 3 stops .. the exposure would have been same but with sharper image ..
anyways im not criticizing .. just presenting photography theory ..
That's not actually true because you still do shake a little or the model could be moving a tiny bitsy. So if you use a high shutter speed, you freeze that movement. For the ISO, you wouldn't notice any difference on a camera like the Canon 5D mark III. So she's actually making the right decision even though she doesn't pay attention to specs that much.
Xander Vlassenbroeck Unless you have ridiculous shake, you won’t notice it at those speeds.
Natural lighting is the way forward!
"Natural lighting is the way forward! " Limiting the whole planet to only do photography at a certain point in the day?
@@mahym6874 that’s one way to misinterpret it!
GREAT VIDEO! I was kind of waiting for some mood music to chime in to set the tone! :) Thanks...
I imagine you could use the others creatively, especially the backlit if you expose for the skin with intent of creating a high key shot. (And you have a lens that won't flare when you do it.)
The flaw with this approach is that the same exposure is used for every shot. If the subject was metered for each angle the differences would not be so great. I’d like to see this test done when the skin tone is exposed correctly in each shot.
Love your tips on photography! Love all your videos! You inspire me!
Thank you for these type videos, one concept, nice and easy
That model is so beautiful
I lii Oki be how Jessica talks. She is so dynamic. :)
Great informative video. Thanks for putting up the camera settings as well Jessica.
Definitely a good tip. I honestly don't think any of the four photos were necessarily "bad". If anything, the pictures where the light was hitting one side of her face sorta gave off a moody vibe which I thought was cool. I think this is a great tip for capturing a specific feel to a picture. Thanks :)
Thank you Jessica! Im so glad to have found you! You are so talented!
You are my hero :D I'm starting to work with my town's fashion bloggers and YOU ARE MY SAVIOR
Flawless model Jess, even with the pimple, that lighting on the fourth take covered it, lol, great tip
J-Ko too good on these tutorials!
That's *Big Facts*
Okay, but I love that dress lmao, also her eyes are so gorgeous its unreal. Great job as usual Jessica
Gorgeous model & excellent video!
I never realized that about shade so thank you Jessica! I will definitely keep that in mind next time! :)
All shots from different angles can look ok with some shadows, but you can also open up the shadows when editing or bring them down to suit a look your going for. Hope we see more images from this shoot :)
Thank you for these videos Jessica! They are much appreciated ❤️
Great advice. I think it's also a lot easier for people with MILC to see the light on models face, cause when you use DSLR and look through optical viewfinder and see just a bit darker skin (cause of the shadow) it's usually gonna be a lot darker on captured image (cause human eye's dynamic range is awesome, and cameras DR is poor compared to the eye). However, people with MILC can see it right away...
nitrowad what is milc
i like the the sunflare in the dusk time
This is a great video! Have you done a video about shooting in direct sunlight?
So valuable tips , Thanks for sharing .
reflector fill light for that backlit version would have made it stunning....sans the tripod in the background.
Excellent tips Jessica. Thank you very much.
Thanks for the tip!!!! I love your work!
you're always producing amazing contents. thank u !!
Thank you , your video is very helpful .
all of them are so good
wow.
Can you please tell me what lens do you use for this photo shoot ? And which one do you recommend if I have a nikon camera , please let me know 😊 thank you and awesome video
In the case of the photo where she is more so backlite if you are in an area like a balcony would using a flash be feasible to balance out the light?
I like the way when half face is darker
I'm glad I found this video, it's great!
The model's dress is stunning! I wish someone could tell me where I can get such clothes :o
Another great lesson, all of your content is much appreciated :)
Off the topic question: Where is your top from?
He Jessica, i have a question. I'm shooting for my friend here blog a long time now. These pictures are fashion photoshoot pictures. Know she is just signed with a big model Agency. Where the did 2 test shoot. Now there is coming a importent man to see here and here pictures and i see wil probablly use my pictures in here portfolio as well. Here is my point because we just came back from paris and we shoot there do i send here the picture without my logo our with my logo. So i can get recognised for my picture or is that a now go for portfolio pictures. Thank you!
This model is awesome !
i love her dress
Working on my first shoot kind of nervous is the ISO always half of the shutter speed ? & why?
Awesome vid...very helpful...!!
your videos are always amazingly informative. thank you so much for your dedication and hard work. one more thing, please, please tell me where you got your shirt? i've been looking for one exactly like yours for such a long time. thanks!
hollister I believe! I always buy plain shirts from there and h&m :) and thank you!!
Jessica Kobeissi awesome! thanks. i'll look into it. much appreciated!!
Great tips regarding light! But shutter speed 1/1000?! You don't need to go higher than 1/250 here, maybe 1/320. And then you can use a lower ISO. Even with modern cameras that have great sensors, at ISO 500 the image becomes degraded compared to ISO 100-200.
He Jessica, i have a question. I'm shooting for my friend here blog a long time now. These pictures are fashion photoshoot pictures. Know she is just signed with a big model Agency. Where the did 2 test shoot. Now there is coming a importent man to see here and here pictures and i see wil probablly use my pictures in here portfolio as well. Here is my point because we just came back from paris and we shoot there do i send here the picture without my logo our with my logo. So i can get recognised for my picture or is that a now go for portfolio pictures. Also thank you for your tutorials i realy love your work!
Hey Jessica, do you use Auto Focus to save time or do you use Manual Focus? Keep it up!
Reflector? Fill flash with a softbox?
Thank you for the photo tip. )
Great tips, thank you!
Great tip! Thank you for sharing
What is the shutter and ISO and what do they do?
Would like to ask the spec of the computer you use for retouching? ☺
So helpful, thanks
Can you link me to this dress? so beautiful
Extremely helpful
Love this. fantastic
Be aware of a blue cast in the shades !
Thanks... Very useful
awesome tips! thank you! :)
Great tip! thanks for sharing ;)
this video was really good
Great video Lovely Model
Excellant video...!!!
super good!!👍
wow
WOW, what camera did yoh use to record this tutorial??
you*
canon 5d mark ii :)
Thank you
reminds me of the "egg" exercise.
Jessica you are more Beautiful than your model, you should be a Top Model, i Love You.
Doriann Faces what a backhanded compliment lmao. don't insult someone to compliment someone else. they're both beautiful.
I think it's more than obvious that the two of them are beautiful, only an idiot would not realize that, i just used what is called "strength of expression" because I know jessica long ago.
do not try to make smart with your comments out of place. trying to make someone else look bad speaks more about you than me.
Do you shoot in manual?
What metering mode do you use? Spot Metering? Evaluative or Center Weighted?
faisal iqbal meter for the skin always.. if you want to get the sky or something that might be over exposed and you want to capture it. meter for that
thanks
Great video
Which lens were you using? :0
It looks like the 35 1.4. Can anyone confirm?
Where is her dress from?
asos
nastygal!
Jessica Kobeissi Thanks!
What lens are you shooting with?
Jocelyn Lee this is a scene from the smoke bombs video, she says what body and lens she's using for this shoot. I think she's using the 50mm 1.2.
Cindy Magana that's what I thought she was using but isn't the 50 1.2 rounder? I feel like the lens she's using in this video is smaller!
Jocelyn Lee you're right! She's using the 35mm 1.4 I think.
talking hecka fast in this photo cuz you wanna finish the video while there's still light out
Why are you shooting at 1/1000??? she is not running
I wish you were my best friend hahaha Your videos are great
we can be friends :D !!
Hell yeahs :) hahah would you ever consider doing critique videos I would love to have you look at my work 🙂🙂🙂
Be Aware
Why an Iso at 500 and 1/1000 ?
Pedro Miguel Inwas thinking the same thing. It seems to fast of a shutter speed for a portrait.
Pedro Miguel it's going to be very sharp :)
Pedro Miguel when ISO is crank super high u can use a different Shutter Speed. Its like a manipulation. I forgot the right terms but, i learned this recently from my mentor!
Thought the same thing, you don't need a shutter speed of 1/1000 in this situation. But you'll get better dynamic range if you use lower ISO than 500 on the 5dmkIII. Great video still:)
She doesn't know what ISO means and when to use appropriate settings - and she doesn't care. :(
Fun model. \
Shooting a ?
Genelle Seldon. You're all welcome.
video rất hay !
Janelle who?
Jessica i think you are the type if people that don't get conftarble! When exposing too much informations for strangers.
But you started doing it alote lately.
The connections with social media fan made you exposing it . May tip for you IS too keep your photography skills hidden becouse its a part of what made you. Allah bless you 😘
Thought you only shot at ISO 100 and 200?
You guys, you guys, you guys...for God' sake; so annoying! Ever heard of replicators by the way?
The model is so annoying it's not normal...
She's too short to be a model
Noob photograper, PRO camera.
Very helpful!