Yaaay!!! I love when you make this type of videos!! I always come back to them when I need pic/ video advice! You always keep everything simple and easy to understand for someone like me who is just getting into using a camera! ;)
Hey Shelby, really nice detail in this video, love Mackenzie in the floral shots in the craft store. The details about setting the ISO was of great help and making sure to cover the differences you might encounter from a day shot to an evening shot was key. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience. Loved the skiing in Utah with your Sis. Looking forward to your next upload.
I go to a photography art school and we learn that in school so here are some more: - You want to brighten up the main thing in your photography - Humans in photos also lead you to pay attention to them, so try to avoid many people in your photos
So grateful for tips like these! I just started a channel bought all the equipment and I don’t even know how to work it and when I watch camera videos I just feel so lost with all their camera talk! 😂 but seriously continue doing videos like these.
amazing great tips love your videos very much favourite last video sooooo great happy it comes a video so pretty love greetings from Germany great picture
When framing models don't cut where their joints are because it will look not look natural, when editing photos make sure you have a consistent edit; basically if all photos are from same shoot (where model has the same outfit) you should have same color grade...It's so much more eye pleasing to see them consistent. When composing your model it's always better to make them look at the side of the frame where there is more space, If they look at the side where there is less space it will feel claustrophobic. Don't mess too much with skin tones so they turn out pale or orange (edit your photos selectively). Always make sure your focus is on point and preferably on peoples eyes (they draw the most attention); you can even enhance them in Photoshop/Lightroom. If models (usually friends who are not natural at modeling) are nervous and not relaxed during the shoot make them do stuff they are good at and then just take photos of them doing that. For instance maybe your friend is not natural at modeling and posing but he's maybe good at basketball so you can take photos of them playing basketball, holding the ball, dunking...etc.They will feel much more relaxed and photos will turn out better. Comunicate with your models, don't just stand quietly behind the camera, people love to hear when they are doing a good job; tell them they look nice, that certain pose looks good, just make a feedback about poses and photos you take (it will make them more confident when they know they are doing it good). Hope this helps to you guys :)
Hey ! Shelby ! I am a canon 80d user.I wanna buy a prime lens.I am a beginner. Which lens do u prefer me to buy? 50mm 1.8 stm or 50mm 1.4 usm? Please suggest me.
Photography tip: You can use negative space in a wide shot (maybe with a 35mm lens) to make a more interesting photo😉 and if you want, you can look at my new post on instagram to see what I'm talking about instagram.com/rayonhutsonphotography
If you guys are beginner photographers it's a better to take pictures of a person using a plain background. Also if you want to keep the photo straight you can line things up using lines on a brick wall or a wall with paneling.
Can you do a video on how to do this kind of thing with an iPhone or a lower grade camera? I can’t afford a super expensive camera (saving up!) but I have an iPhone X and I’m really trying to get into photography...but I just don’t have a super cool camera like this. Love your vids! ❤️
Really?? You have a fucking iPhone, but you don't have money for an entry level dslr camera (which, by the way, is more than enough to get you started and serve you through your first years into photography)??
um.. Why don't you have more views and subscribers? Your videos are amazing!! Actually helpful tips that I learned a lot from. I'm in the middle of binge watching your channel.. Wish I found you earlier!
These are great tips! My girlfriend says I should clean up my area when im doing a sit down video. I should take her and your advice! :D You have me as a subscriber!!
For all of those who praise these videos for having 'great content', I urge you to follow some kind of online photography course, from start to finish, and not rely on tips like these which might be taken out of context and half explained by wannabe photographers.
So, a girl who can't use a camera really that well is giving us tips on how to take better photos? You can see the difference between the shots she took and when the picture was shot by someone else.
I think it would be awesome if you have an another channel only about taking good photos. These vids about taking good photos are bomb!
Love it
Seriously obsessed with your photography series tips! Please do more!!
Yaaay!!! I love when you make this type of videos!! I always come back to them when I need pic/ video advice! You always keep everything simple and easy to understand for someone like me who is just getting into using a camera! ;)
Hey Shelby, really nice detail in this video, love Mackenzie in the floral shots in the craft store. The details about setting the ISO was of great help and making sure to cover the differences you might encounter from a day shot to an evening shot was key. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience. Loved the skiing in Utah with your Sis. Looking forward to your next upload.
The best tip was definitely the foregroun, midground, and background & the rule of 3!!
Honestly... I rly like the photography videos a lot.
Anon ymous videography😂
I go to a photography art school and we learn that in school so here are some more:
- You want to brighten up the main thing in your photography
- Humans in photos also lead you to pay attention to them, so try to avoid many people in your photos
So grateful for tips like these! I just started a channel bought all the equipment and I don’t even know how to work it and when I watch camera videos I just feel so lost with all their camera talk! 😂 but seriously continue doing videos like these.
I like your little detail of having a background light on.
Great video! Soooo helpful! I don’t have a favorite because I love them all so much! You are AMAZING at photography!
Yassss I liked the last video sooooo much
Amazing! I loved the grid tip!!
The grid tip was soooo helpful! Thank you! I want more videos like these!
Thanks for the tips and pointers on how to improve one's photography skills... Much success in your future undertakings.📸
Honestly, I really think a few of these are going to help me!
Ur photography videos are actually so helpfull👍🙏
These videos have been unbelievably helpful!!!!!!
Very clear and helpful tips for newbie like me ❤. thanks
These videos are honestly so helpful
Sooooo helpful!!!❤️💕👍🏼👌🏼
Your photos are awesome!!! Love them.
I LOVE YOUR VIDS SOOO MUCH!!! I am an aspiring photographer and these tips r super helpful thx soo much❤❤❤
Your last vid was amazing! Keep these videos coming ❤️ I have a lot of trouble posing for these pics Help!
Shelby is soooo pretty!!!
Could you do that depth effect with a simple iPhone or do u have to have a camera
Yep
amazing great tips love your videos very much favourite last video sooooo great happy it comes a video so pretty love greetings from Germany great picture
these helped so much!! tyy
thank you for this!
Love u and u help me alot! And I love Photography! Thanks so much!
I learned so much
Where did you get that small glass lamp?
i found this really helpful!
So helpful thx Shelby!!
Hey! Amazing video!! But does anyone know what is ISO? 😢 I’m new to photography
plss do more photography vids!!!!
I love your videos so much 😊😊
Super helpful!
May I ask what lens you were using in the Michaels 'shoot'? Thanks in advance :)
Thank you so much for all these tips!
When framing models don't cut where their joints are because it will look not look natural, when editing photos make sure you have a consistent edit; basically if all photos are from same shoot (where model has the same outfit) you should have same color grade...It's so much more eye pleasing to see them consistent. When composing your model it's always better to make them look at the side of the frame where there is more space, If they look at the side where there is less space it will feel claustrophobic. Don't mess too much with skin tones so they turn out pale or orange (edit your photos selectively). Always make sure your focus is on point and preferably on peoples eyes (they draw the most attention); you can even enhance them in Photoshop/Lightroom. If models (usually friends who are not natural at modeling) are nervous and not relaxed during the shoot make them do stuff they are good at and then just take photos of them doing that. For instance maybe your friend is not natural at modeling and posing but he's maybe good at basketball so you can take photos of them playing basketball, holding the ball, dunking...etc.They will feel much more relaxed and photos will turn out better. Comunicate with your models, don't just stand quietly behind the camera, people love to hear when they are doing a good job; tell them they look nice, that certain pose looks good, just make a feedback about poses and photos you take (it will make them more confident when they know they are doing it good). Hope this helps to you guys :)
Hey ! Shelby ! I am a canon 80d user.I wanna buy a prime lens.I am a beginner. Which lens do u prefer me to buy? 50mm 1.8 stm or 50mm 1.4 usm? Please suggest me.
This was sooo helpful 😄
I love youuu!
Thanks
What's your canon camera model and the lens?
Omg its great i love this video 😘
Whats filter do u use?
THANK YOUUUU
Great tips 👍
Please do for iPhone 7
I really like this type of video
Photography tip: You can use negative space in a wide shot (maybe with a 35mm lens) to make a more interesting photo😉 and if you want, you can look at my new post on instagram to see what I'm talking about instagram.com/rayonhutsonphotography
You look like this one actress I know😂
Don’t tell me how to do my photography;)
If you guys are beginner photographers it's a better to take pictures of a person using a plain background. Also if you want to keep the photo straight you can line things up using lines on a brick wall or a wall with paneling.
Can you do a video on how to do this kind of thing with an iPhone or a lower grade camera? I can’t afford a super expensive camera (saving up!) but I have an iPhone X and I’m really trying to get into photography...but I just don’t have a super cool camera like this. Love your vids! ❤️
Jop, thats the point. You have an Iphone X. Thats why you have no camera...
You can still do amazing photos with a phone I'm doing the same as you lol
Really?? You have a fucking iPhone, but you don't have money for an entry level dslr camera (which, by the way, is more than enough to get you started and serve you through your first years into photography)??
Omg your last vid like this helped me so much! I am so happy that you have this one for vids too! Thxxx 💖💖💖💖
I AM LOVING THESE PHOTO VIDS!!!!!!!
Love these types of videos!
So many good tips!! The video ones were also super helpful because I’m still trying to understand the iso and those things lol
Wow.. these tips really made some huge difference in your photographs. Great tips.👍🏻Thanks💖
Practice your poses before going out
I needed this lol
same
I m loving your videos ❤️ they all are having great content
thank you for these tips 😊 now i want to grab our dslr and take pictures 😆
your tips are BOMB haha, love them :)
Im crying with your hands on the camera, my dog catch it better than you
I am loving all your photography videos!
Love yoiuuu
Hey I'm Early squad! Hi Shelby.
Love this!!
Such an informative video! THANK YOU
I'm totally gonna try that Michaels challenge now omg!!
um.. Why don't you have more views and subscribers? Your videos are amazing!! Actually helpful tips that I learned a lot from. I'm in the middle of binge watching your channel.. Wish I found you earlier!
Loved this! Super helpful!
Love it!!
Where is you desk from??? You give awesome tips!! I’ve definitely learned about cleaning up the background hahaha I learned a little too late!
Your**
Yesssss
One piece of advice for people taking videos for youtube DONT DO IT ON IPHONE I do it and its terrible lol
These are great tips! My girlfriend says I should clean up my area when im doing a sit down video. I should take her and your advice! :D You have me as a subscriber!!
You are one of the only youtubers who actually share this thanks! 😊😊😊💜
PLZ PLZ PLZ MAKE MORE PHOTOGRAPHY VIDEOS BECAUSE I LOVE PHOTOGRAPHY
so great keep moving forward
Thanks for teach i like it bby
ok this was honestly SO helpful and short -to the point! loved it! thank you!
For all of those who praise these videos for having 'great content', I urge you to follow some kind of online photography course, from start to finish, and not rely on tips like these which might be taken out of context and half explained by wannabe photographers.
There’s so much camera speak I just use my iPhone X LOL
So many vids have this super ultra long into, but this got to the point and it was so helpful!! Best tutorial vid!! Definitely subscribing!
THE THIRDS TIP! I'm as novice and novice comes! Can't wait to give this one a try!
So, a girl who can't use a camera really that well is giving us tips on how to take better photos? You can see the difference between the shots she took and when the picture was shot by someone else.
First
Your friend shouldn't hold up her head/chin. Makes her face look wide and flat
anyone know what filter preset was used for the cover? I LOVE
Do more with iPhone photography because not everyone has a fancy camera
More photographer points and tips to better looking photos and videos please.
Every tip on photography or editing is always useful for me
I really liked the Michaels challenge tip and the staircase tip as well
You should make more photography videos!!!!
What if I wanted to blur the background how would I do that ?
you lower the aperture/f stop on your camera. the lower the number, the more blurry your background is.
Manual focus should also work, then just focus on the subject
Open the aparture...
Honestly... I rly like the photography videos a lot.