Thanks Barbara! 🥰 Yes it should work! You'd just have to find the right sort of plastic for the effect you want, it should be easy enough to tape over the camera lens. :)
@@KayleighJune I've still got a couple of centre spot soft focus filters! Retired now so not any use for them although I did a small wedding for a friend last week. Looked odd with the guests wearing masks in the ceremony room! Take care and stay safe. Regards from UK.
Hi Ariadne! I usually would spend between 1-3 hours on a beauty retouch and tend to work to clients' deadlines. However I usually try to have no more than 4 weeks from the photo shoot to point of turnover. 🙂
Hiya! Enrollments are still temporarily closed as the most recent session just finished, however it will be coming back very soon! 😊 And yes I'm considering doing a course that includes that information! 😁
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wtf i’ve been wanting to learn how to do this for ages and it’s so easy, thanks sm
do you know how to edit a photo in photoshop to make it look like it was taken on 35mm film?
I've always preferred that retro look in photos. Amazing work❤
Damn I was hoping there was an editing trick
Haha for once I didn't post a retouching tutorial! 😂
Although I'm confident there's a way to create a similar effect in PS 😏
@@KayleighJune confident enough to make a tutorial? 🙃🥺🙏🏾
@Rowan Jaxen why would you do that
Kayleigh! I love this!! does the same trick applies to filming a video? let's say a makeup tutorial... xo
Thanks Barbara! 🥰 Yes it should work! You'd just have to find the right sort of plastic for the effect you want, it should be easy enough to tape over the camera lens. :)
Very nice video. Soft focus or what used to be called misty shots were popular with brides. Back in the dim and distant days of film!
Thanks so much! It's funny you mention that because I actually remember seeing wedding albums filled with those kinds of images!! 😁
@@KayleighJune I've still got a couple of centre spot soft focus filters! Retired now so not any use for them although I did a small wedding for a friend last week. Looked odd with the guests wearing masks in the ceremony room! Take care and stay safe. Regards from UK.
Great tutorial, thank you!
GIRL I LOVE U
Great video. Thanks for the cool info.
More please! your videos are always so helpful and creative. I love hearing and seeing you explain the process (:
Thanks so much Kevin! That really means a lot to me ☺
Nice little nuggets....keep it up
thank you so much
Ahhh, wish I had seen this tutorial before my last promoshoot hahah this is so simple but still never wouldve thought of it! thanks for this!
Love this video! 😍😍 always waiting for new videos from you :)
Thank you so much! 😊
I learned so much from u thank you so so so much 💙💙💙💙
Thanks so much for the video! I used an old vinyl record sleeve and I got some cool faded images 😀🙏
love your videos ❤️ just subscribed!
Thanks Jabar! :)
I taped it to my camera with regular tape! that way you don’t have to hold it 😊
Oh I love this!!
Wow, i love this channel🥰 i love your work,it helps me a lot❤
Thank you so much! 😀
Hi
Would these methods be applied if I wished to create a video with such effects?
so cool I love the effect and how does it get so warm? The tones are perfect!
Cool vid this was a help, thanks heaps.
its really helpful!! Love this video
Thanks so much for watching! 😊
So simple! So genius!
Thank you! ☺💕
More please... It's really helpful
Will this work with a phone camera?
great tip and video!
This video was super helpful tysm!
Very nice. Do you focus before or after putting the plastic in front 9f the lens?
Stunning😍
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thanks for sharing this amazing knowledge
Is this possible when shooting with flash?
Hi kayleigh! Just wanted to ask how long does it usually take you to retouch an image and photo turnover for clients ?
Hi Ariadne! I usually would spend between 1-3 hours on a beauty retouch and tend to work to clients' deadlines. However I usually try to have no more than 4 weeks from the photo shoot to point of turnover. 🙂
I’m trying this with my phone
shutterspeed set: 1/6sec
You are so cute, professional, inspirational, and smart! I would love to meet you one day.
Wow....................
Hello, Kayleigh! May I know the brand of the mic in front of you? Thank you very much!
Sure! It's a Blue Yeti :)
@@KayleighJune Thank you very much! It took me 3 months to know the brand and finally, I found someone to answer my question! :D :)))
Hey is too late enroll in your retouching course tried doesn’t work?
And are considering doing a course with lighting your portraits
Hiya! Enrollments are still temporarily closed as the most recent session just finished, however it will be coming back very soon! 😊
And yes I'm considering doing a course that includes that information! 😁
Interesting.
Awesome
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Amazing content! You just won an SUbscribe and an IG follow...
Only clicked this for the woman on the thumbnail.
YOU'RE AMAZING THANK YOU!!