That’s great content Kenneth! You should make more of those! What I love about your videos and instagram posts are you like explaining the reason behind your shots and your settings. Plus the model is very charming for sure!
Amazing video. It's so funny you posted this today. I took my friend/co worker around our work neighborhood today because they setup Christmas backdrops around the shops. I was taking pictures of her and she was telling me to give her directions on how to pose. I've never worked with a model before so I don't have experience with that. Definitely interested in more content like this, professor. 🙏🏿🙏🏿
Oh wow, the irony! As I'm able to have someone recording for me while I shoot these kinds of videos will be possible to film in the future now. I'll certainly try to do more of these. =)
@@professorhineschoice I believe (watching your exifs throughout the video) you used the 55mm 1.8 throughout, then in the end you say you use 135mm 2.8 because you "want the compression". What do you mean by that?
The images throughout were selected images from the entire session, but doesn't reflect the full scope of this shoot as other lenses were used throughout. The 135mm allows what's around the model to bigger around her, with more depth in the frame (because of the distance here). As she's significantly shorter, photographing with this lens at a lower angle will make her look far taller than what she actually is.
Well, people used to look funny at me when I had the Sony Alpha 6000 many years ago, as it was not common to see such a small camera. Now that’s normal. It’s just people’s perception to what’s professional vs knowing what the technology can actually do.
@@professorhineschoice - In some cases, I still bring my Lumix LX3 vs's my Fuji X series Cameras! Just to say, I even Shoot some Sessions, with my Pentax Q...
That’s great content Kenneth! You should make more of those! What I love about your videos and instagram posts are you like explaining the reason behind your shots and your settings. Plus the model is very charming for sure!
🥹 Thank you so much!
That man got in the sniper stance to take pictures!!! A true photographer!
Thanks!
Fantastic video. Ever since Jason Vong's video that I've been hoping that you'd make a photoshoot video. I hope to see more in the future
Thanks so much! I do hope to have more like this soon 😊
This was Absolutely amazing video Prof! I loved all seconds.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
i love how Batis looks on B&W ... lovely session :)
I definitely love these BTS and you sharing your process for capturing portraits.
=) Thank you!
Been waiting for a video like this from you. Great job and fantastic results !
Thank you so much 😊
Man I really love the look of the 55mm & 85mm! Can or do you have a video on exposure , I'm still trying to understand it. Luv the channel!
They’re wonderful lenses and some of my oldest, but favorites. No, I don’t presently.
Come on! This video deserves a million views 😍
Amazing video. It's so funny you posted this today. I took my friend/co worker around our work neighborhood today because they setup Christmas backdrops around the shops. I was taking pictures of her and she was telling me to give her directions on how to pose. I've never worked with a model before so I don't have experience with that. Definitely interested in more content like this, professor. 🙏🏿🙏🏿
Oh wow, the irony! As I'm able to have someone recording for me while I shoot these kinds of videos will be possible to film in the future now. I'll certainly try to do more of these. =)
Not sure why you used the longer lens in the end? Could you explain that in more detail?
That lens was used throughout the entire session, not just the end.
@@professorhineschoice I believe (watching your exifs throughout the video) you used the 55mm 1.8 throughout, then in the end you say you use 135mm 2.8 because you "want the compression". What do you mean by that?
The images throughout were selected images from the entire session, but doesn't reflect the full scope of this shoot as other lenses were used throughout.
The 135mm allows what's around the model to bigger around her, with more depth in the frame (because of the distance here). As she's significantly shorter, photographing with this lens at a lower angle will make her look far taller than what she actually is.
@@professorhineschoice Thanks! Never heard about this phenomenon before, so watching this video this surprised me. Thanks for explaining!
Amazing video! Great job Ken!
Thank you so much bud!
Incredible work Kenneth!
🥺 Thank you so much! 🥰
This is amazing!
Thanks so much!
Love this style of video great job
Glad you enjoyed!
As always, amazing photos! I need to improve my skills so I too can have friends like her. 😁
Lol 😁😏
We need a new bts video with the Canon girl now 😍
LOL! 😅 I’ll see what I can do 😊 She’s definitely beautiful as well!
Nice video. Would love to be able to afford those zeiss lenses!
Great images!!
Many thanks!
Incredible!!
Thanks!
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This BTS video is awesome! You, DG, and the chef worked well together. Too bad we didn't get to see some footage of DG. Really! 😂
LOLOL! 😁
Holy mackerel.
You can do the same with a PS Camera!
These days it’s even possible with cell phones 😊
@@professorhineschoice - It would look funny, to show up at a Pro Shoot with only a Cell Phone..
Well, people used to look funny at me when I had the Sony Alpha 6000 many years ago, as it was not common to see such a small camera. Now that’s normal. It’s just people’s perception to what’s professional vs knowing what the technology can actually do.
@@professorhineschoice - In some cases, I still bring my Lumix LX3 vs's my Fuji X series Cameras! Just to say, I even Shoot some Sessions, with my Pentax Q...
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