Portrait Photography Camera and Lens for LESS than $575 | Portraits on a Budget
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 พ.ย. 2020
- See Vanessa Joy's camera and lens for portrait photography on a budget plus her preferred method for shooting for the best focus. Learn how to best light and pose for close-ups and 3/4 length photos when shooting portraits with the Canon EOS Rebel T7 and 50mm 1.8 lens.
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Canon EOS Rebel T7:
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Canon 50mm 1.8:
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Model: Julianna
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THANKS SO MUCH FOR WATCHING! - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
A true budget video. MOST content creators be like budget and show great from profoto or even godox. Their budget is lighting that costs $600 and up, camera and lens at over 2k...So thank you for being realistic
Thank you, Vanessa. I think a lot of people will benefit from this type content. Happy Thanksgiving! Stay safe.
Happy it’s helpful ☺️
Great content as usual, loving the mix of high quality and Beginner gear in your videos, and the way that you explain it in a simple no fuss manner. ☺👌
No fuss is my motto ☺️
Sometimes the simple solution is the best solution.....well that's my wifes excuse for marrying me 🤣🤣
This amazing!! I was stressing out about buying a very expensive cámara but your are right the shooting set up with the light is very important
Auto Exposure Lock is important when using Aperture Priority as it keeps the shutter speed from changing when recomposing after establishing focus. Good posing tips. Great vid.
I have a canon 1500D and was planning to buy a 50 f1.8 for clicking portraits. This video cleared all my doubts regarding the compatability of my camera and lens combo. Big Thanks to Vanessa & Team🙏
Fabulous ☺️
Bought my t7 a few months ago and was looking for a tutorial. Glad you used the same camera.... Nice video
Thanks for watching 🙏
Thanks Vanessa, some really good tips I will use in the future. I really like the use of the mirror and the tip on hip direction movement.
Happy to hear it 😊
I got into photography with a rebel SL2 + 50mm F1.8 and it has worked more than okay for me! The results for an amateur photographer are more than acceptable.
Fantastic!
Awesome quick guide. I love the simplicity and results of your editing as well.👍🏻 The live chat with Jared P. was entertaining; it was nice to see another facet of both of your personality’s . What lighting setup did you use? .it looked great.
Great video and to echo others WOW those eyes! Simple for beginners to follow that haven't ventured into manual mode yet. Even though I shoot with my 5DMk3 or 80D I still love and shoot regularly my 20D and 60D.
You’ve got a nice collection there!
I watch almost your vdo. All are awesome clicked. I loved it 😍😍😘
I like that this showed it is Okay to 'chimp' on the camera back and change your settings around based on what you see and prefer. Good One!
Heck yeah!
Very well explained Vanessa, great results on a budget gear are achievable!!
Yayyy thx ☺️
After eight years with the 5D2 and EF 85 1.2, I recently upgraded to R6+RF85 1.2 DS. The improvement of image quality anf AF is pheonomenal!
Ha yeah it is!!!
This is the exact combo I tell people and also my viewers when they ask (Canon side) Great info and looking lovely as always 😍🥰😜
It’s a nice pair for sure
And thanks!
I'm going to upgrade my old Canon T6 to the T7 since it gave out on me. Thanks for the video
The images you get out of that little set up ...Stunning... You are the “Rebel” master....😎
Lol thanks - the force is strong with this one
I have one of those...any automatic mode can't give what the manual mode does.
I don't know why...
the best setting in this camera is manual mode, 3:2 , panoramic color, white balance- flash, raw 14bit.
Oh nice ! I hoped those who were on Daniels live see this since half of them complained about the camera and so on not being cheap enough. Awesome Joy
😂 it’s not a race to the bottom 😉 glad u like tho
Thank you Vanessa for all your videos. Happy Thanksgiving 🌻🌼🌷
Same to you!
Nice work with a budget friendly set up!
Sure is
Nice video. I've been a Canon shooter for decades, but I was surprised to see you were using the P (Portrait) Picture Style setting. That is probably my least favorite for portraits. To me it is the least natural looking for skin tones and color tones overall. Would love to have seen some examples using the Standard and Faithful Picture Styles. I have also found the 50mm 1.8 STM to be very inconsistent in focusing. I've had 2 copies and both missed focus a lot. But maybe you realized that too and that's why you used Live View in this video more than through the lens focusing. Enjoyed the video, how about some portraits with Faithful and Standard? And maybe the 40mm f/2.8? Now THAT is a spectacular lens. Sharp and never misses focus. Thanks!
It’s the camera I’m getting. Ty so much for the info.
My pleasure 😇
Great video I have the sl3 this helped a lot
You are a great photographer ! And also beautiful !
As a hobbiest who owns a T7-I and a "Nifty Fifty" lens, thank you for producing this. I just finished watching another Adorama segment for "beginners" using a $1900 camera. I've seen some really good stuff produced by this camera and lens. I also receive your e-mails.
Glad to hear it!! And thanks so much for being a part of what I’m doing ☺️
This was helpful. Thanks!
Happy to hear 👂
..great video, ty for your advice Vanessa
My pleasure 😇
This is a really great tutorial for the beginner photographers out there who just bought the camera!!
Adorama should bring these types of videos more often
So happy you like it!
I'm considering getting this camera just to see if I can produce really good images with it as oppose to a more pro set up.
Great job of showing folks that (more often than not) it is the Indian and not the arrows that get the job done.
One quick question though about the plant that you used for "an added element":
Did you try (off camera) to put the plant juuuust a hair closer to the model to maybe give the leaves a tad bit of definition? Or would that have been too distracting?
I guess the amount of 'green' showing up seemed in between being an addition or not, to me?
Thanks again for a wonderful video (as usual!).
I didn’t try it. Lol I didn’t want to move the plant (the time). Definitely an option
Tho!
Awesome stuff as usual
Why thank you ☺️
Thank you, Vanessa.
Anytime ☺️
Thanks! New subscriber 😘
Good job Vanessa!
I haven't really used live view before. Maybe I should try it out. Do you know if it's reliable on the 5D Mark 3?
I haven’t picked up the mark iii before so I’m not sure If there are focusing perks like there are in this camera
I find holding the trigger side down allows for better control of the camera, and is easier to hold.
For a lot of people - like me, for example - that feels unnatural and awkward. Always better to do it the way that feels best to you. It will always be steadier.
wow
thats a great pair of eyes
Crazy right?
#queen She is straight to the point
Thank you 🙏 means a lot
You’re the best!!!
Thx 😊
@@VanessaJoy been learning a lot just can’t afford full frame at this moment ahahahahah ... thanks
Your just a rebel in your self lol nice video again 👍🏻
Haha I am at heart
Excellent video
Thanks 😊
Thanks 👍
My pleasure 😇
Better use Manual settings.. You will not have to keep changing again and again till you get admirable results. However nice video. thanks. Greetings from Chowdry Photography, Bangalore, India.
I always do but thought it would be best to show something a little more beginner friendly here 😉
You get saint points for this vid.
Lol why?
@@VanessaJoy because you are reenforcing that common gear can be used to produce uncommonly good pix. You are helping many folks to see the best camera is the one in your hands.
Juliana is amazingly gorgeous ... god bless her
She is!!
@@VanessaJoy no, You Are! 😍
Doesn’t that lens work out to about a 80mm with that camera?
Yep! Which is perfect cause most people seem to really love 85mm on full-frame for portraits.
Something along those lines
@@thisisbenji90 Cannon adds 1.6x so a 50mm translates to an 80mm.
White balance on flash
?? There wasn’t a flash
Comment for Vanessa.
You’re the best Robbie ☺️
@@VanessaJoy And yet, still no cookies.
first coment
Thanks for being here ☺️
for 575€ i can get a canon 6D and a 50mm 1.8 used!
There ya go
Model could have tilted her head a bit to avoid that background line protruding from her head in the full length shot
Or move a bit to the right
Or , for the super broke ( like me ) a Canon 10D and a 50mm 1.8 ( the first one ) :-)
Subject matters...
Agreed
Why Canon? The Fuji Xt30 and 50mm F2 would smoke that canon, u should try it.
I’ve shot Canon for over twenty years, and my mom did before that. I’ve loved it forever and it suits what I need and want 🤷🏻♀️
@@VanessaJoy makes a lot of sense coming from a real industry photographer, keep confusing the real photographers from the TH-camrs,
Just buy used film camera for under 200$ and get a perfect 50mm f1.4
Prob won’t solve the on a budget problem with paying for developing tho :-/
@@VanessaJoy definately not!
But 375usd budget for film, processing and scanning will go a long way, and the results will be much better, same as your knowledge in the end.
Much
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