Ray-Ban Sunglasses Photography Tutorial - Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- Ray-Ban Sunglasses Photography Tutorial - Part 1
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I like the way you teach. Most videos just show the prefect settings and don't explain properly or the differences. You also go at a good pace to learn.
Thanks a lot! Soon there will be more videos.
i'm really glad i found your channel because your videos are educational and really funny at the same time. I really like the fact you are sharing the thought process behind the shots and sometimes act like you have no idea what you are doing :)) thank you very much for sharing your experience, Stefan
Stefan... a big thanks. Means a lot to me. Really.
I like seeing the camera settings in the corner it helps allot. I'm enjoying these tutorials! Thanks!
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Thank you. Best lighting-Tutorial I have seen so far.
Wow, thanks Roland! Your comment gives me power! 😎
You are my mentor.
Well, that's really something. Thanks!
This one was particularly appealing to me. I've tried to shoot sunglasses before but have had little success. Could you do something similar to this with a single light and/or light painting?
Glad I can help. I think sunglasses need at least two lights as a minimum. Of course you can always light paint, I have a Nike shoe (pink) video where I light paint, check it out. Shiny sunglasses will be a bit more complicated to light paint, but it's possible. We'll have to see it I have the time to do a tutorial like that...
@@botvidsson I only have two speed lights and two light stands, as well as remote radio triggers (no HSS). I have some small defusion soft boxes, some 5-in-1 reflectors, and just yesterday I went to my print supply store and bought some black foam boards, various colors of cellophane (like gel), and some reflective cardboard. I'm on a budget, so pricey c stands and studio lights will have to wait, but I hope I'm moving in the right direction (many thanks to you and your videos!) I want a snoot next! I am "oktyabr" on flickr (oktyabr001 on instagram) if you want to see some of the single OCF "low key" attempts I've made. Best wishes!
Great video
Thanks!!
Hey love all your vids that ive watched. The only concept thats confusing is Kelvin. Every time ive set my kelvin, in camera or post processing, the higher number the warmer the picture. 5500k warmer tungsten tones and 3200k cooler blue tones but on your graph its the complete opposite.
It should be the other way around, explain more please... in what situation it will be like this?
@@botvidsson When setting the Kelvin on My A7iii when push it to the left 4000 to 3000k the image becomes cooler adds blue. When I Push the Kelvin to the right, 4000 to 5400k it becomes warmer, adds more oranges greens etc. Same in post processing.
Same here. Maybe they market cameras different in US vs EU. I have a canon 5dmkiii and my Kelvin settings work the same as his.
Very nice！
And a very BIG thank you to you!
I wish you guys finished showing more of the end result
Yes, I know. This first part with just one flash was just a 'test shot', the real photo is in part 2 :)
How did u edit the end result on this video and how did u manage to keep the backround white without affecting the shadow.
Sorry it was so long time ago that I do not remember but I guess I just pushed the highlights a bit in photoshop and added a bit of green on the glasses.
Thank you.
@@botvidsson Alright ill try pushing the highlights cos i been getting a brown colour on my backdrop
@@buddystylediff2941 Then you might need to take away the saturation also
@@botvidsson It wont affect the colours in the glasses?
can you tell me the make and model of that tripod. I really want that one
not only the tripod but the accessories u have mounted on the bottom of the camera that attaches to the tripod to give it that tilt
never mind I found it..man! a 2,000$ tripod set up. thats insane!!..lol
@@b3lievenhopephotography578 Today I would probably buy something else, I'm not so fond of the legs of that Manfrotto tripod. The Area Swiss Cube C1... 1500€! Crazy, get a Manfrotto instead.
@@botvidsson any particular good tripod or ball head/cube u can recommend for macro photography? So many out there, hard to make a decision
I use this one a lot too, very good and not that expensive www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/124665-REG/Manfrotto_410_410_Junior_Geared_Head.html
I know Benro has one too around 200$, have not tested that one though.
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