HOW I SHOT THIS | Wedding photoshoot by a WATERFALL
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2021
- Listen to my weekly podcast: www.buzzsprout.com/2039985
Join Flash Masters - use code 'FLASH' for 20% off: flashmasters.co/sign-up/
Download my Lightroom preset pack including 70 minute editing tutorial: www.neilredfern.com/presets/
Join my Patreon community for instant access to over 150 hours of exclusive wedding photography content! / neilredfern
MagMod discount - magnetmod.com?aff=90 use discount code "neilredfern"
All the equipment I use:
UK - www.amazon.co.uk/shop/neilred...
US & International - www.amazon.com/shop/neilredfern
In this video I take you behind the scenes on a wedding photoshoot by a waterfall!
I begin the shoot by taking shots in natural light, before then introducing a MagBox MagBox Pro 24 and off camera flash. I also use a variable ND filter to allow me to shoot long exposures to make the water from the waterfall go smooth.
Using off camera flash and a variable ND filter allows me to create a unique and creative portraits.
A huge thank you to my fantastic models Alannah and Victor (you can follow them here: / alannah_victor ) for being so amazing on this shoot!
If you would like to attend one of my future wedding photography workshops, please sign up to my mailing list here: www.neilredfern.com/off-camer...
For more details about my work, please visit my website or follow me on Instagram:
Website: www.neilredfern.com/
Instagram: / neilredfern
Amazing! Love the one of them sitting 💗💗💗
Thank you very much Adrienne! 🙂
One man show! Amazing.
Very kind, thank you!
Terrific 🎉 i would like to know how many stops of light the nd filter and around what time? Was sunny? 😊
Awesome, Neil, like always.
Thank you very much Neil! Great name too 😀
Hi Neil, love your work, It's fantastic!!!
Thank you very much Javier!
Superb as always. Now I'll switch to Patreon and watch the editing!
Thank you very much Ian! As you will see in the Patreon editing, I use a new tool in Photoshop for the first time which is very effective....!
Well done sir!
Thank you very much Ken!
Excellent As always Bravo Niel 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much Oliver!
Wow
Thank you!
Thanks
Great BTS video Neil thanks for sharing. I need to get my 10stopper out and make some of these images.
Thank you very much Tony! Yes, go for it, it's fun to take shots like these 🙂
Epic stuff mate.
Thank you very much mate!
Great video Neil, I noticed you were saying the timer is 10s and it is quiet long. Not sure if your camera also has this feature but mine is an a7iii and it allows for 2, 5 and 10s timer shots. That is typically what I use for composites. You can change the timer by moving the dial. Hope that helps! Keep up the great content!
Neil, This is really good. Love the couple and their patience with you as you create this BTS. Bless their hearts.
Thank you very much! Yes, Alannah and Victor were so great to work with!
@@NeilRedfern lovely
Great video Neil. Days like these are when assistants come into their own. :)
Thank you very much Laurence - and yes, you're right!
I liked the way you thoroughly tell everything.. Love from india🔥
Thank you very much! I really appreciate that
I am glad that I learned not to say DUR-bee-shy-er
You truly are awesome
Thank you so much Carmen! Very kind 😌
@@NeilRedfern Hi Neil
Please let me know if you are doing any group tutorials in UK. Also would you consider me to assist you for free at a wedding as second cover shooter or lighting assistant. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I really love how you take stunning photos, I am interested in learning from but does it require to have a full frame camera?
Thank you very much Sean! No, not at all, as long as you have a camera which allows you to change the manual settings and use off camera flash, you will be good. Never fall in to the trap of thinking that you have to have the most expensive cameras, because you don't :-)
@@NeilRedfern Thank you for the advice I will follow your website to learn more
Closer the light the softer
That is correct :-)
Is it the flash that keeps motion blur from happening at .6 seconds shutter?
Hi Andre - yes you are right, it is a combination of the couple staying relatively still and the flash 'freezing' them, which means you don't see blur. Plus my camera is on a tripod - those slow shutter speeds would not have been possible if I were hand holding my camera
👊🏽
Nice Neil have you considered the Mag Beam works great with AD200 and no stand in the shot.:)
Thank you Simon! Yes, you are right, the mag beam is awesome. However, for close up portraits it wouldn't be great as the closer the light source the softer the light and the bigger the light source the softer the light. In an ideal world I would have lit them with the 42" MagBox but it was too hard to carry everything. The MagBeam is awesome if the couple are small in the frame though
First coment, saludos desde Chile!!!
Thank you very much Roberto! Hello from the UK!
hi Neil that tripod looks to short for the job or your not using it probably ?
It was too short! The problem is to get to this location we had to walk up and down a huge hill so I went with a small and light tripod but yes, it would have been better to have had a taller tripod!
@@NeilRedfern the lesson is we sometimes need to work harder ;)
What you don't see is me carrying 4 lightstands (so I can film myself), the MagBox, my camera bag, a tripod and wedding dresses, I only have two arms 😂
@@NeilRedfern your correct
rich man rich gears what about us?
I know I am very fortunate to have the equipment and opportunities which I do, I wish it was the same for everyone
Good video but please talk slower and either take it off or put your lens hood on the right way.