I love your way of talking to the subject and how you instill confidence in her, master skills, really what is missing today in the ocean of TH-cam photography channels.
I like to shoot between f/8 and f/11, ISO is always 100 in studio. Shutter 1/125-1/250 depending on camera used. (It makes no difference because there is no available light recorded.) All adjustments to get the ratio I want are done with flash power and distance. Watch any of my 3 lighting videos in the CLASSIC EDUCATION section.
Indeed, I echo the comments here and eagerly state my appreciation. I have watched many of your videos (soon to be all, perhaps), and I learn something new each time. I very much enjoy your active conversation so that we, and the subject, know a lot about what you're thinking and why. You keep 'em coming and I'll keep watching! Thank you!
Thanks for your very kind comments. We've been making videos for thirty years (think VHS), and though so much is different now, principles and technique remain the same. I also hope that we get better and better at delivering our information to the TH-cam audience. (-:
Thanks for watching! There are lots of great hand painted backgrounds. This one, called "High Seas" was made by Les Brandt who I believe sold his designs to Shooting Gallery Backgrounds. If you can't find this one, the majority of mine come from www.backgroundsbymaheu.com If you like this one, they will definitely have something you'd like
Vimal, thanks for watching. Sorry you didn't find that included on the episode. I have many videos explaining my precise exposure technique. I ALWAYS shoot at ISO 100 in studio. Because I use multiple cameras with differing synch speeds, I ALWAYS use 1/125 sec. I prefer to shoot with a lens aperture of f/8-11. Finally, ALL exposures are adjusted with distance of light from subject and power output of the light. Hope this helps.
I love your way of talking to the subject and how you instill confidence in her, master skills, really what is missing today in the ocean of TH-cam photography channels.
Always such a pleasure to watch you work Tim. Many thanks again for sharing your knowledge and techniques.
Very nice session Tim. I like how you treat your clients and give direction to them.
Thank you, and thanks for watching!
Thank you!
Great stuff as usual Tim !!
A true Master
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us! It's priceless!
Thanks for watching! I enjoy sharing my 50+ yrs. of pro photography!
love photo at 16:42
Master class! Thanks!
Muchas gracias!
Thanks for sharing! Could you please add some informations about your Camera Settings?
Greetings from Germany!
I like to shoot between f/8 and f/11, ISO is always 100 in studio. Shutter 1/125-1/250 depending on camera used. (It makes no difference because there is no available light recorded.) All adjustments to get the ratio I want are done with flash power and distance. Watch any of my 3 lighting videos in the CLASSIC EDUCATION section.
Indeed, I echo the comments here and eagerly state my appreciation. I have watched many of your videos (soon to be all, perhaps), and I learn something new each time. I very much enjoy your active conversation so that we, and the subject, know a lot about what you're thinking and why. You keep 'em coming and I'll keep watching! Thank you!
Thanks for your very kind comments. We've been making videos for thirty years (think VHS), and though so much is different now, principles and technique remain the same. I also hope that we get better and better at delivering our information to the TH-cam audience. (-:
Hey where did you get that backdrop? love the color!
Thanks for watching! There are lots of great hand painted backgrounds. This one, called "High Seas" was made by Les Brandt who I believe sold his designs to Shooting Gallery Backgrounds. If you can't find this one, the majority of mine come from www.backgroundsbymaheu.com If you like this one, they will definitely have something you'd like
@@TimKellysMasterPhotoTechniques thank you 😊🤛
No Info on Shutter Speed ,ISO, Aperture from time to time.
Not useful to spend 20+ minutes.
Vimal, thanks for watching. Sorry you didn't find that included on the episode. I have many videos explaining my precise exposure technique.
I ALWAYS shoot at ISO 100 in studio.
Because I use multiple cameras with differing synch speeds, I ALWAYS use 1/125 sec.
I prefer to shoot with a lens aperture of f/8-11.
Finally, ALL exposures are adjusted with distance of light from subject and power output of the light.
Hope this helps.
@@TimKellysMasterPhotoTechniques 3 years late but this is pretty much standard practice in studio shoots from my experience.