Jason you're ability goes beyond being a photographer. I think you communicate to others better than anyone on TH-cam and you clearly can do it in front of a large audience too. Keep it up brother!
Hilarious ending! Kudos!! Hey, I don't even own Sony (yet) but.....I CRINGE watching you handle your gear! CLAWING up the side of a hard scrabble hill, both you and the A7R.....IN the dirt. That was hard to take, watching the carnage.....
I just received my Sony A7 III and I am very happy! Thank you for inspiration and for your lessons, Jason. I hope to become as good as you someday (to tell the truth, as any good student, I want to become better) :)
Thanks for letting us participate at your great work! You make it all look so easy, though I know by experience that it isn't. Keep on doing what you are doing - I'm loving it!
Truly one of the best education sessions I've had in my professional photography career. Thank you so very much Jason for sharing your expertise. If you're ever going to be in Naples or Southern Florida let me know would love to attend one of your sessions.
Nice tips regarding shoots (especially starting with 1 flash and add the next flash only after the first flash works great). Also like the statement that if you want to be better there should never be an excuse. Just fix the problem and do it!
I use continuous LED lighting, but you should teach people how to use a flash, more power, more versatile, MUCH cheaper, can do stuff the rota cant, requires no assistance, and less obtrusive than some huge soft box during certain parts of a wedding. Every beginner wedding photographer should learn to master natural light first, and then a flash.
DSLR flashes yes, the new "made for mirrorless" flashes, no. Google Godox V350S TTL 2.4G Flash. Light weight, powerful for the size, wireless receiver and trigger, with lithium battery pack inside, or the cheaper triple a battery version.
Ok, here's a newbie question? You're shooting outside and there is harsh sunlight on the model. You don't want to or can't recompose and put the sun to the models back, so you cut the harsh light with a diffusion panel. When you add your own light (a strobe in my case) where should you position it? Should the artificial light be coming in at the same angle as the sun or do you bring it in from a different angle?
Can anyone help? I want to get my first light but don't want to waste money, especially since it's so much. I'm looking at the explr600. One is hss and the other is ttl + hss. The one with ttl is 200 more. Is the ttl worth the extra 200? Is it needed, sorry I have never used lights before.
@17:00+....Actually, not to quibble, BUT.....having a monolight with some juice, say 600w....DOES matter in the scheme of things because: Unless discharged as a direct flash/unmodded to subject, you will never get the same output as advertised! Because the light is being modified. With two layers of diffusion, I lose over 1 stop. Now that 600 is a 300w unit. I can always kill light....be it natural or artificial, but it's impossible to manufacture more power when you need it, or a feature such as a faster cycle rate- offered by bigger flash units....and not having the technical ability. So guess what.....given a choice, I'd be going out w/ i.e. a Godox AD-400 or 600, and not a AD-200. Softer light= more Diffusion. More Diffusion= LESS Light Output. With a more powerful unit, you have the watts to give up- and still not miss lighting opportunities.
Genius! "If you want it bad enough you are going to do it" - JL Words to live by! You rock Jason!
Love that patron commercial at the end. “She totally not going on the next trip” dying 😂🤣🤣😂🤣😎
Jason you're ability goes beyond being a photographer. I think you communicate to others better than anyone on TH-cam and you clearly can do it in front of a large audience too. Keep it up brother!
hands down best photographer on the web
Learned a lot! Big hug from Brazil!
my fave photographer thanks jason i learn a lot from you
You are an awesome instructor. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us!
Thank you once again for sharing your knowledge Jason, it's always appreciated.
I don't have a camera but i love to watch your all videos and your photography is lit 😍 just want to get the sony a63000 it's old but in budget ♥️
Thank you for this lesson
Your the Man!
Gotta bookmark this one to sit and watch later. Thanks.
Hilarious ending! Kudos!! Hey, I don't even own Sony (yet) but.....I CRINGE watching you handle your gear! CLAWING up the side of a hard scrabble hill, both you and the A7R.....IN the dirt. That was hard to take, watching the carnage.....
Maddi looks great in the audience. she stands out in any crowd.
Love from all over the India thanks for everything m learning from ur videos Great Work sir keep it up God bless you
I just received my Sony A7 III and I am very happy! Thank you for inspiration and for your lessons, Jason. I hope to become as good as you someday (to tell the truth, as any good student, I want to become better) :)
That was two years ago; how's it going?
Great presentation workshop and as always, very informative.
Excelente lección!
Thanks for letting us participate at your great work! You make it all look so easy, though I know by experience that it isn't. Keep on doing what you are doing - I'm loving it!
Fantastic Video, Keep up the good work!
Truly one of the best education sessions I've had in my professional photography career. Thank you so very much Jason for sharing your expertise.
If you're ever going to be in Naples or Southern Florida let me know would love to attend one of your sessions.
Nice tips regarding shoots (especially starting with 1 flash and add the next flash only after the first flash works great). Also like the statement that if you want to be better there should never be an excuse. Just fix the problem and do it!
... every time I watch one of his videos, I always end up buying something. Lol.
Great video. See ya at Kando 2.0 love the closing
O Jason you have no idea how much i have missed your videos and your teaching. It's good to see you put out some new videos. Missed seeing that fedora
Its very helpful lectuer .
Simply amazing 🙂👍
You should do a podcast Jason. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, HELLO Olga!!
Like always J a s o n L great work thanks buddy and always great seeing you. Class act
Thanks my man!
Always love these talks brother!!
“One handed baby!” 😂🤣😂
Great info.
What an ending! Great vid though
I use continuous LED lighting, but you should teach people how to use a flash, more power, more versatile, MUCH cheaper, can do stuff the rota cant, requires no assistance, and less obtrusive than some huge soft box during certain parts of a wedding. Every beginner wedding photographer should learn to master natural light first, and then a flash.
You do understand the Neo 2 is smaller than a flash correct?
DSLR flashes yes, the new "made for mirrorless" flashes, no. Google Godox V350S TTL 2.4G Flash. Light weight, powerful for the size, wireless receiver and trigger, with lithium battery pack inside, or the cheaper triple a battery version.
Ok, here's a newbie question? You're shooting outside and there is harsh sunlight on the model. You don't want to or can't recompose and put the sun to the models back, so you cut the harsh light with a diffusion panel. When you add your own light (a strobe in my case) where should you position it? Should the artificial light be coming in at the same angle as the sun or do you bring it in from a different angle?
How to come to Dubai and join the workshop?
9:02 "How dare that man in the front row sneeze during the presentation! Now I have to edit the audio more in post!"
Dang it. Second.
What diffuser do u recommed?
Melvin Pacheco rapid box xxl
Can anyone help? I want to get my first light but don't want to waste money, especially since it's so much. I'm looking at the explr600. One is hss and the other is ttl + hss. The one with ttl is 200 more. Is the ttl worth the extra 200? Is it needed, sorry I have never used lights before.
hey Jason, were you as creeped out by the art work on the wall as me or am i the only one that feels weird about it?
Lanier looks like a young Brando
@17:00+....Actually, not to quibble, BUT.....having a monolight with some juice, say 600w....DOES matter in the scheme of things because: Unless discharged as a direct flash/unmodded to subject, you will never get the same output as advertised! Because the light is being modified. With two layers of diffusion, I lose over 1 stop. Now that 600 is a 300w unit. I can always kill light....be it natural or artificial, but it's impossible to manufacture more power when you need it, or a feature such as a faster cycle rate- offered by bigger flash units....and not having the technical ability. So guess what.....given a choice, I'd be going out w/ i.e. a Godox AD-400 or 600, and not a AD-200. Softer light= more Diffusion. More Diffusion= LESS Light Output. With a more powerful unit, you have the watts to give up- and still not miss lighting opportunities.
Where did you get that shirt? What's the style called?
First
Third 🤣👍💪
Lol.... put her in a magazine... you only have one chance to get it right!