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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ค. 2024
- Learn how to make your photos look more cinematic.
My presets: www.nightshotacademy.com/shop...
In this video I will share my workflow for shooting and editing cinematic photography - not just by adding a LUT or a preset, but how to create photos with cinematic elements from start to finish.
Personally, cinematic street photography is my favorite style of photography, but these tips would apply if you wish to take more cinematic portraits or any other type of cinematic photography as well.
You can see some of my work on instagram at / teemu.jpeg
Example of a good pro mist filter:
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Remember to check the right size for your lens!
And yes it's an affiliate link meaning I make a commission if you use this.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:42 Part 1: How to TAKE more cinematic photos
6:40 Part 2: How to EDIT cinematic photos on Adobe Lightroom
11:18 Outro
Last, I want to elaborate a bit on the storytelling section - I'm not saying the story has to be some sort of a grand novel or any photo that doesn't have a story cannot be cinematic. In fact, most of my photos do not have stories - because adding one is hard. But if there was a challenge to create the most cinematic photograph ever of all time, it would probably be one with a story. One additional way to add a story - simply type one out in the caption! - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
For updated tutorials, editing and shooting, check out my more recent videos!
Also, I updated my presets pack: www.nightshotacademy.com/shop/p/urban-night-lightroom-preset-pack
One of the few people who’s actually tried to breakdown what it means to have truly cinematic image!
Right!? before this video I saw one that only spoke of changing colors and nothing else, not something as detailed as this one!
been looking for this! awesome stuff!
Fantastic video man! Keep up the great work!
The image of the bus when you talk about 3 dimension and foreground background is super epic! That's my favourite. Great tips I'll go out and try to implement them thank you!
Love it. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for this video. I know when I see good cinematic photography, but knowing how to create it is sometimes something else. This was helpful!
Amazing tips and tutorials. Not only showing tools and settings of editing but actually telling what really takes to make a cinematic shot. Keep this great work. Im so happy I discovered you!
Thanks very much for your kind words!
Wonderful video and work!! Thank you
Great tips!
You are that one friend who explain in the best way possible
Love this. You made it easy and I can't wait to try these out. Exactly what I was looking for!
2:15 , that was gold
Thankyou so much, this turned out to be very helpful.
This has been insanely helpful.
This was a masterclass in just 12 minutes.
Thank you so much.
Thanks, this was very helpful!
Hey thanks for the tips~
Excellent, very concise and informative.
great video mate!
Awesome video, thanks
Really nice lesson. Short and so full of information.
Thank you, this was really helpful and gave me some ideas! I appreciate it :)
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, verry instructive. Your pictures are awsome !
Man you are the happiness of my day for today! I found finally someone who sees things the way I see but that I still hadn't applied them in photography. Hope your next videos will show more. Thanks :)
I'm very happy to hear that
fire video! thx for sharing the skills and knowledge
you are so genuine, it really attracts me to this video. Very well spoken, love the video man
Thanks very much!
It really helped me alot, loved the video , brilliant work 👍🔥
Really good video!
You're making some good points about some of the shortcomings that I've been seeing with everybody's obsession over labeling themselves or photos as cinematic.
The over emphasis on the editing and the lack of things in the photo relating to each other. Making photos look old or like out dated film was used is to instagram what increasing color saturation is to flickr.
Just apply it to anything and call it cinematic.
Good video, thanks.
The most helpful video thank u
Thank you for sharing your knowledge !
Thanks for watching!
Great video. Exactly what I was looking for.
Thanks!
really insightful
Nice overview of the topic
You deserve a lot of respect for giving out some those tip most of these professionals wouldn't. Hats off.
Cheers thanks
Really like this
really good!
This has so much value, great video 👍
Thank you!
Thanks for the useful video! And your photos... truly amazing stuff
Thanks very much!
Helpful!
thank you!
great vid. Thank you :)
great insights :)
This video was very helpful and informative.
Great comment, man! And great photography! Thanks!
Nice tips! I'm obsessed with cinematic-look strett photography right now! This video gave me what I needed to go our and try to get better shots instead of just worrying about the editing part :)
Awesome to hear that Vanessa :)
Thank You teemo, instantly fell in love with the channel. Subbed
So very glad to hear that 🙏
Big thanks for this . Your work is a huge inspiration!
Thanks for watching 👍
Wow you got a new suscriber !!!!
Thanks for the tips
As an utter and complete novice with the barest minimum equipment and editing resources I happen to have learned a great deal, so thank you. Lucky for me each of my slide shows will have a definite story to tell, and will be shot in a controlled location. The problem is due to the subject mater (plants) and the color plate of the room (breakfast nook turned plant room) I basically have too much brightness. I tried some shots later in the day and at night and then have far too much contrast and shadow. I do plan on painting the room, and changing up the inherent lighting, but that wont always be an option as I expand to taking shots outside this summer. Better bet I'll be watching this video again as I grow along with your other content.
Hopefully as my project grows Ill be able to reinvest into better equipment and maybe even a better location(s) only time will tell.
Thank you so much
Hey Teemu! I've been following you on instagram for a long time and just discovered you have this channel. I absolutely love it! The content is great and the editing is very premium looking. Keep it up mate 🤩
Thanks Nico, glad you found me on here
Great video, learned a lot from this!
That's great to hear!
Love this video! Interested in this kind of photography, so I will be checking your channel more!
Glad to hear that!
thanks so much.
I am really happy that I found your video and your vital tips. Thanks for sharing your content with all of us. Have a good one
Cheers
Great video! Definetly great tips, I didn´t know that one for the higlights mimicking the pro mist filter
Glad you liked it
This actually really helped dude.
You have a new subscriber!
Awesome!
Really motivated to get more cinematic shots now! Just need to get to Japan now
Well Japan is awesome but don't let not being able to travel there stop you from shooting! Always good to practice in less photogenic spots before so you'll be able to crush it in a place like Japan.
Love this, this is what i wanna do/learn
Good to hear 🙏
Nice to see that you have a TH-cam channel Teemu. Immediately recognized that quality without reading your name. Keep on going!
Aw I'm very happy to hear that!
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Can you make a review video for the cinematic pictures and the colors for this movie👇
" The Lady Of heaven" 2M views at trailer
Your content is amazing, Ur too underrated reallly😭💕
Thanks so much
Good job 👏
Good work bro from UK
Thanks for sharing this! 👍
Thanks for watching mate 👍
@@teemujarvinen804 Whoops accidentally replied on the wrong account!
Never even heard of a pro mist filter before but exactly what I've been trying to achieve in post so amazing it can be done whilst shooting!
Haha the way I found out about them is kinda funny, it was really humid and my lens kept getting misty but just the right amount of mist was actually kinda nice - so then I started googling around for filters to replicate this and turns out they are quite popular among filmmakers!
Before buying an expensive filter, buy a very cheap uv filter and spray it with 2 coats of hair spray.
Works like a pro mist filter and is much cheaper.
@@lerx1980 no shit!! really?
muchas gracias me sirvió mucho
cool video!
Your channel is my ultimate destination, finally I found a channel which will teach me true cinematic photography of iPhone
Thank you ! 감사합니다. ^^
Just ordered myself a Moment CineBloom Diffusion Filter which looks like a decent alternative to the ProMist. Can't wait to try it out as I've really been getting into night photography recently. Been following you on Insta for some time now (before I deactivated my account that is!) and I really appreciate you taking the time to make these videos. It's been really interesting seeing how you create your awesome work! Keep it up man, looking forward to your next vid.
Yeah that seems like a good alternative, seen a few videos mention that filter recently but never tried it myself yet. Thank you!
Thanks 🙏
usually don't leave comments but I feel you've helped me with this subject a lot more so thank you
This video was absolutely beautiful. That police car shot was SWEET!
really liked the video and will help me try some edits
Thanks, I am glad to hear that
very interesting
Please tell more about the filters and light glow in the photos! Or special lenses and polar/ect. filters and exposure.🙏
Great tips. I’m wondering if the term “cinematic” is being blurred/confused with film “noir” recently. The several movie aspect ratios used throughout the various era is another component to pursue. Wes Anderson’s Grand Budapest Hotel is a great example of all the different ratios used in cinema to tell his story. Kubrick’s use of light and different focal lengths is something to look at too. Cheers!
was just watching grand budapest hotel about an hour ago! what a coincidence
@@covertperspective7169 Great movie!
i have a feeling your youtube channel is gonna blow up soon, your content is 🔥!!! you deserve more subscribers!
Thanks so much for your kind words!
Well im here learnig all I can until I can get my Camara and start shooting... Im all theory right now since I dont have the camara and let me tell you this video is really informative. I have been seeing tons of videos and this one is one of the most useful ones I've seen so far.
Taking any shot in NYC looks cinematic 😂 such an amazing location to take photos/video. Really helpful tips here, thanks
I haven't finished the video but I have to say you nailed it here! 02:17 😂
Thank you. Two words that are simple to say but not said enough.
Thank you too sir
Nice advice, thanks. Agreed there are few films shot in portrait! This is photography we are talking about however, generally I agree about the landscape thing - but in a still image sometimes portrait works well and if the aim in 'cinematic' photography is story telling, the greatest achievements tend to be in the single frame - we do not need to be constrained by the aspect ratio or orientation of frame in this respect. We do not have the apparatus, time or actors to create a movie. We do not need to - as the poem to the novel, the still image that captures the greatest potential for multivalence in the broadest audience is the most 'cinematic' regardless of aspect and framing and the 'fiction' is created from reality. This is why it is so fascinating. Thanks again.
Yeah I agree, it's not a "must" or anything
👏👏👏 Nice job explaining. Thank you. Btw, what's your usual camera settings when taking photos like these..esp those at night. Thank you. Would appreciate ur feedback 😊
This guys is legit
Would love an updated version of this, I follow you on instagram and I think your work has changed substantially from 2 years ago, in a good way. Curious to see if you have any new techniques.
I don't think techniques have changed, it's more that my mindset these days is more focused towards capturing a mood / shooting video, I think.
Dude your camera man's reflection is haunting me through this video. 👀
What if I told you I don't have a camera man
@@teemu.mp4 ... you need to call the authorities dude. THERE IS SOMEONE IN YOUR HOUSE!!!!! GET OUT!!!!!!!
Awesome! Ps cool watch too. Speedmaster?
Haha this was a random armani watch
Noooooooooo😜
@@marnixtellings6583 I have since upgraded my collection lol
dude I laughed so hard when it said "with the camera" holy shit, that was funny
For years I’ve been taking photos with the idea of still shot pf a film in my mind but I didnt know what to call it. Until recently I came across this term.
Got to watch this Video! Will it make me more like Alfred Hitchcock? :) Seriously Thanks for this
I know settings play a big role but what is a higher quality camera for cinematic photography?
I'm thinking my next video is either going to be about A). Analyzing how to make photos in the style of Blade Runner or B.) How to make videos more cinematic. Which one would you like to see next?
Photos Blade Runner style :)
A for me!
photos!
I vote for photos, that is what I personally am into and what attracted me to your work:) Thanks for your tips.
A
Great video man! What PP do you shoot with?
Thanks - I'm ignorant on PPs so I don't feel qualified to say anything about those yet
@@teemu.mp4 okay man! So this is just straight out of the a7iii? With no Pp
@@AaronTeale yes
10:16 be a real man don't shoot them in the back, shoot them in the face.
Great video mate🤘❤️
😂 Thanks
Hey, great video. Does anyone know how to stack 3 images vertically in 1 picture for instagram for example?
Photogrid app
Teemus, what lens do you use?