Natural Light Portrait Photoshoot Behind the Scenes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2018
- All photos edited with my Lotus Lightroom Preset: www.digitalfilmactions.com/li...
Model: Linnea @ Priscilla's / linnea_stevensjones
Video: Dan @ I Make Films / danpodbierezki
See all the final photos on my blog: blog.juliatrotti.com/
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VLOG CAMERA SETUP //
Sony a7s mkii + Sigma 24mm f1.4
PHOTOGRAPHY CAMERA SETUP //
Canon 5dmkiii
Sigma 24mm f1.4
Canon 35mm f1.4
Canon 50mm f1.2
Canon 85mm f1.2
Canon 135mm f2
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That model is too good. She literally hit new poses every click every 2 seconds and it's legit almost stressing me out, but we all got our own shooting pace ahah! Amazing work!
willbriss omg same I’m glad I’m not the only one lol I’d be so stressed trying not to miss something!
She was very professional, and hott.
yes and I wanted to see great facial expressions as well. If they both could slow down a little bit, results will be unbelievable.
Ok but can we take a moment for this beautiful queen that’s getting her photos taken😍😍
This model really knows how to pose. Great use of the available light Julia - well done!
Great video and pictures. Loved the natural lighting!
Absolutely love all these shots and thank you for adding your settings to each shot.
sua filmagem é tão boa quanto as fotos (e eu amo!!) ♥️ 🇧🇷
I love all of your videos and bts but this just might be my favorite one. The colors, model was very easy to work with it seems, and local aesthetic of the area was just fitting.
She’s gorgeous
Love the video. Your models always do so well. I love how you shot her hair. Beautiful.
Another great video with some awesome shots. Your image editing really is top notch and your model seemed brilliant at giving you what you wanted.
Yes I totally agree. It was simply amazing !
Thank you!
What a great session, I love how you got so many poses.
Another awesome video. Great to show how such ordinary locations can look really awesome. Also she’s the most beautiful model I’ve seen you use in your videos
Thank you 💛
You’re so incredible! Your pictures are gorgeous ugh! ❤️
My favorite thing is natural light photography, so so so much skdjskksks😍😍😍
Showwwww beautiful pictures and a very good direction, congratulations for this incredible work Julia!
Omg you two worked so well together ♥️
So cool. You are such an inspiration!!
I love the way you interact with your models professional or not ,the directions and feedback you give them as the photos shoot advance .The result they get more and more at ease and confident their mouvement mor natural,it must be so rewarding for you.Again very inspiring JC
Thank you so much!
Beautiful photographer and beautiful model,wow
Beautiful model.. 👏👏👏
Great use of simplicity!!!!
Love the video😍. The photos came out stunning. You do so amazing❤👌.
Great video with Awesome shots.
I love how you edited these. They are amazing! 😍
I love "Bali" location on 6:16 💕 Your photos are great! Thank you for videos like this ❤
Thank you so much!
Lovely work guys...
Can't beat swooshing arms 😀
Beautiful photoshoot
Wow, your model is brilliant and very pretty. And you are so generous to share your knowledge with the world. I never miss a post because you’re inspiring.
Thank you 💛
Really cool to see this video in real time to see the actual process. Thank you!
Great work! Very inspiring and helpful for a newbie like me. Beautiful images, well done.
Amazing!!!
What an awesome chill model! Not too many of those in NYC!
Love it hun x
Julia is so cute! Great Photoshoot ❤️
Love the behind the scenes videos!! You are the best :)
Thanks for another awesome video Julia! 🙏🏼💕
Thank you 💛
Brilliant work, thanks for the inspiration, keep 'em coming............. ;)
I seriously Love your videos
Nice!!
i love her look & movement.. this was my favourite 10:29 , some great edits & love the tones
Thank you!
great video Julia.
Your videos really inspire and motivate me to just go out and shoot
Nice work as usual. Thank you Julia. 😉
Thank you!
I just got my 35mm f1.4 ii and I’m loving it, thanks for your input
Particularly liked those images by the gate and when Linnea was seated towards the end of the video 😊
Thank you! Those sitting ones at the end were my favs too :D
Hi Julia, this video help me to learn how to adjust shutter speed according to light and that is very important so thanks for making this video and keep doing what you do you really inspire me. Best of luck.
when i watched your photo shoot it make me have inspiration and want to take the photos.
Amazing video 💙
Wow!!!
Love 35 1.4 might be the best glass ever made by CANON and the best ever made of all brands! Nice pics!
Really liked the one's on staircase and the one's when model is sitting down in sunlight patch..great work as usual👍👍
Thanks so much!
you did a great job
M in love wid ur videos julia..and also wid ur style..
Fantastic lighting! Your images are so great! Also really love these behind the scenes videos!
On a side note, love your shirt! LA native! Woo hoo!
Thank you so much!
You have convinced me to get the 35mm lens. I already have the 85 1.4 and I love it. You do such amazing work with the 35. :-)
Ayyy Australia's Next Top Model!
Hi Julia, I loved the locations and interaction with the model. Your images are stunning with a film-like quality and aesthetic that I love. Beautiful work indeed.
Thank you so much!
wow!
Loved this video xx
Thank you!
Nice simple photo shooting
Wow that back and forth between you and your model was great, it just seemed like a fun time shooting, loved it!
It was so much fun, she moved around so well! :D
Since you're a Canon shooter, thoughts on the EOS-R? :)
Very very beautiful post.
The BGM is also super engaging!
want to know the list of BGM if possible, thanks~
You’re amazing
I wish every client could move like this model. Great video.
Tell me about that, my models can't even move her face... :(
This model is such a natural! I like the "Bali" blue door 💙 I need to do a shoot just like this. Just pick a suburb and shoot as we see. Thanks for the inspiration (as usual)
Thanks so much!
The model is beautiful
amazing work!! beautiful woman!! i love your BtS
Thank you :D
Love your shirt!! Did you leave your heart in San Francisco specifically?
Great video!
This model's movement is so on point.
Yes. So many people comment on how pretty she is. But look at how she changes her expression and the tilt of her head after every single camera click. She's an excellent model.
Yesss she was super amazing to work with!
Great video, thanks to you Julia. I saw you shoot with a very short interval between two captures. It would be kind if you tell me what are your settings about the focus mode (Single-shot AF/Continuous AF/DMF/Manual Focus) focus area (Wide/Zone/Center/Flexible Spot/Lock-on AF) , Metering mode? Do you use face detection as well? Keep making great and useful videos, thank you
Omg it's Linnea from Australia's Next Top Model 10! I thought I recognized her!!!
Must've been very easy to edit that face Julz, very nice model!
Love the BTS!! The images shown are edited or straight out of the camera? Do you under expose for these backlit photos? Would
love to see an editing video of some of these images !!
Thank you so much! The photos in the video are all edited with my Lightroom Presets. I did a live stream going through and culling all the photos from this shoot if you want to see it on my channel! You can see what all the photos look like straight out of the camera in that video :)
Great as always! Julia- do you ever edit objects out of the background, like a trash can or sign. Or do you just not use those shots?
Unless it was a really captivating portrait, then I probably just wouldn't use the shot! I've learnt over time that it's easier to just keep an eye out for those things on the day while taking photos than to remove them afterwards :D
Great video! Just curious if you set the shutter speed on each shot location? Or do you let camera automatically decide?
Please do a photoshoot with 18-55 mm kit lens!
I really really want this to happen.
I don't think she even has a Canon crop camera to use that lens on. It won't work on her full-frames.
Do the reverse. Tape your zoom lens to be fixed at 35 mm full-frame equivalent. Or 50 mm full-frame equivalent. Or 85 mm full frame equivalent. And go and shoot people by moving your feet around instead of using the zoom. That will also help you know what lenses you may want to get in the future.
Remember, you can set you lens to 35mm focal length and do the same shoot ... but at a higher f stop so your background will not be as blurred out. Have fun.
And if you want the background more blurred out. Set your 18 to 55 to 55. Then set your aperture to 5.6. Then don't touch the zoom. Don't touch the zoom. Don't touch the zoom. Move your feet back and forth until the person you're shooting has their shoulders and head filling the viewfinder. Then move them and you around until there's some sort of background far away. It will be blurry. The further that background is away the blurrier it will be.
Thank you
Great BTS
Beautiful shots - really great work! I especially liked the set starting at about 4:50.
I love your videos, they are so helpful! Could you maybe do one on posing a model with no shooting experience? Thank you so much 🙌
Check out the featured video on my channel, its a video on that topic :D
Love these videos! I'm trying to incorporate some of these back lighting techniques into my travel and casual photography. To make sure I'm understanding it correctly, do you basically place your subject in a shaded spot where the sun is to their back? I would assume the photographer should also make sure to stand in the shade so the sun isn't messing up the exposure too badly? I've had a hard time pulling this off - usually the face is very underexposed when I try.
Use a reflector or fill flash.
I love your channel! Do you use Back Button Focus?? I do, because I thought is was the best to get sharp focus, but I still struggle! Thank you for all that you do!
Thank you! BBF doesn't really work for me, I prefer using the shutter to focus. I have a video about how I focus here: th-cam.com/video/t1eVrLjdCzA/w-d-xo.html&t hope that helps :)
When shooting, are you (in camera) under exposing?
Great direction. Great model. I adore your work.
Cool workout!! Julia, would it be easier to use batterygrip with your 5D?
I personally don't want to make my camera any heavier/bigger than it already is haha, it doesn't really bother me taking portrait images without a grip anyway!
Just wondering what mode did you use on your Canon? Photos turned out nice .
AWESOME! What time of the day are you shooting this?
Idelise Rosado I got the same question lol
This was around 1pm-2pm, but in the winter so the light is much softer compared to that time in the summer!
Hello Julia, I just have one question for you for now. When you shoot, I noticed your shutter speed is high and wondering are you shooting on Manual, AT or TV??
Thank you Robert
Hi Julia!
Julia trotti I love you thanks
Hey Julia.. great work..
can you please also add which lens you're using like f1.4 50mm or f1.4 85mm or f1.4 35mm along with the exif you have mentioned. It'll be pretty helpful. Thanks
She tells us at the beginning of the video the lens she's using. Then she uses that same lens throughout the shoot.
or check the deviantart, you have the exif there, but she always uses the 35 mm 1.4
@@rubenlaurentiu90 okay. Thanks Boss
I will also say that Julia uses a 35mm lens, and Jessica uses a 50mm lens, far closer to the models than most people I have seen do. A standard way of using lenses is to use a 35mm for full body shots showing feet to head and showing the environment the model or models are in. And then standing in pretty much the same location using a 50mm for a "three quarter shot" that is knees to waist up. Then 85mm for portrait or headshot distance. The reasoning for this is that if you are standing the same distance from the models using those different lenses the perspective of the head and face will be similar. But they say learn the rules and then break the rules. I LOVE seeing Julia using the 35mm in the way that she does and love the results. I do wonder how much of this is what she sees with her eyes and how much of it is how close she wants to be to her model.
1:02 giggles, my heart.. plsss
nice
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I like that 5:24 the color in the picture is totally different with the color in the vid....haha
I'm learning a lot from you Julia. I notice you never give the model any kind of emotional instruction or suggestion, it's always movement and position. Is that the difference between "model" and "actress"?
I think it really depends on what kind of photoshoot you're after, I personally prefer to create with body movement, light and location rather than via emotion! Not all the time, but most of the time :) Model's also very subtly change their facial expression throughout a photoshoot, it can be hard to notice but these smaller facial expression changes are more in line with the model portfolio shots I take and what the model needs for their book.
cool, yeah cool, cool, really cool, thats so cool, what do you think? yeah cool
Love your videos! We should just best friends! 💁🏻♀️ long distance pen pals ♥️
i love this 😍😍 do u shoot in av mode?
Thank you! I shoot in M :)