This is a full photo shoot by Jared recently done with Gizzy O’Toole in Philadelphia PA, using the Nikon D3s with Nikon 14-24 Nikon 24-70 and Nikon 70-200 2.8 VRII.
This is a full photo shoot by Jared recently done with Gizzy O’Toole in Philadelphia PA, using the Nikon D3s with Nikon 14-24 Nikon 24-70 and Nikon 70-200 2.8 VRII.
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i want the shirt!!! 🙂
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What type of reflector is that? Pretty neat that it’s got that switchable cover.
omg good eyes! its the killer bee at 6:29 ! 😀
1:53 , edited right?
i think he was just trying to show you how each type of lens would produce different effect of pictures. i prefer photos with backgrounds for landmark tho. hehe
here is my rule: if the model is ridiculous good looking, the only thing in the picture is HER! if she is kind mehhh…. ill include some interesting backgrounds.
you look like that guy from lmfao in the beginning LOL
7:06 : OMG A NIKON D3S ON THE GROUND. GRAB IT AND RUN I’LL PUNCH THE AFRO GUY. That’d been hilarious… 😛
With how flimsy the lens hood on the 70 – 200 VRII feels…I’m not sure about the protection part…but I agree, lens hood on all the time
Btw if you had Alina, why not use the silver reflective side and just back her up a lot, and use the falloff to your advantage?
What kind of microphone did they use for this video? How can you hear them so well?
how can we get the same shirt as you?
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Jared, if you don’t want to put up with signal interference with your mic, get a zoom H1 and plug your lapel mic in it and record your audio separate then sync it post production (it doesn’t take that much time, people complain about it because it takes an extra 5 minutes out of their life but seriously, It’s very much worth it for the audio quality). also, you don’t get as much pre-amp noise.
What!!??? I’m actually a Canon guy with no knowledge of Nikon gear, but I thought the D3 was one of those higher end full frame cameras.I may be wrong but regardless, 200 as the lowest ISO? Not good.
I didn’t learn anything here that I didn’t know before but this was very entertaining to watch. The part when the bee kept messing with them was hilarious; also the part when he asked the assistant for her address. Funny guy.
So I was unsure of whether I didn’t like this guy because he seemed a little over confident but decided he seemed okay until that comment about anticipating blinks…
HE man I live in philly to let me know if you need help . lol
5=12 !!!!!!!!
reflector… Its used to bounce natural light when there is no other source
I dont think you think the guy know what he doing, please change the tittle from tutorial to practicing. IF YOU NEED HELP, LET ME KNOW
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No, the thing that’s falling from the sky, just disappearing
Are you using Aperture priority?
i am a 13 year old wanna be photographer. i saved for many years to get myself a canon rebel t1i. i know what aperture iso etc are but i am still trying to figure out how to put them together like how open the aperture should be or how high the iso. i learn a lot from your videos THANK YOU:) and you always make me smile. oh and watch out for that bee!
Please do more 5 min videos!! :)
Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing!
do me a favor- you can take a photo, but please write a script or something so that you don’t get on a tangent.. I don’t want to hate, but you could have walked around a bit.. Good pics though.. ( a tad bit contrasty for my taste.. but you were shooting in bright daylight..
“Waaa SHOO BEE ! ! ! !” LOL
6:30 its on my screen at top 🙂
Some sort of bug, you can see it fly towards Jareds underarm, and then turn right passing Gizzy 🙂
Wonderful Job Fro
Quite ironic that Rembrandt is hanging in the background 😉
Look its Kia W on the left!
It’s the bee!
its like a day out with him :p
Haha, love the beatles reference
i dont get this guy. all the expensive gear and no real knowledge. thanks for making me want to get into photography full time. if you can do it…anyone can