In this episode Mark Wallace demonstrates some techniques for shooting portraits (and a few other things) in natural light. Mark uses nothing but his camera, no reflectors or fill flash, to get terrific results.
In this episode Mark Wallace demonstrates some techniques for shooting portraits (and a few other things) in natural light. Mark uses nothing but his camera, no reflectors or fill flash, to get terrific results.
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mark i just wanted to take the opportunity to thank you for being a great teacher to me i have seen all your videos and always looking forward for what you r going to teach next. thank you.
I’m actually not impressed by the IQ of these photos. What do you think Mark? Is the x-pro 1 worth the money? Looks soft to me. But really nice tuto Mark. I love your work. I’ve learned a lot through your videos! Thank you
9:00 I know what new piece of gear I’m getting next: A huge panel of tinted glass!
Looks like the Independence palace in Saigon.
Maybe he’s just working around the problems of the camera? The primary purpose of this video wasn’t the camera he was using. I’d have to give him the benefit of the doubt here.
Please more tutorials on finding natural light!
Wow Mark! Your explanation of shade vs. open shade was awesome! I didn’t know it made such a difference. Thanks!
satanic lightmeter?? whats that? lmao!
Thanks a lot for this one, again…. :D
Hey, I like the information just not how it’s delivered. You guys are way too polished and corporate. I really can’t stand the girls introduction, over the top annunciated and cheery, which sets the tone for the News at 5 slick type production. Maybe just back off that bs a bit and be more real and honest. I think there’s many among us that would find that approach more organic and refreshing.
i’m not a pro, so maybe it a b*llsh*t, but it’s funny that a 2000 dollar camera misses the light metering.
@sheetbrains if you don’t like the video’s, then don’t watch,,,,simple.
That Girl is HOT!!!
Oh Sarah!
Please check out some of my photos 🙂
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there is land/waterscapes and also self/emotive portraits
No hate please 🙂
that is such a great video! it helped me a lot with techniques
Sarah is sexy.
Hi, I was wondering whether you retouch your photos after you take them and show them on this video.?
I’ve been shooting for…10 years now as an amateur! I’ve only taken one photography course, but I remember it being an awesome course filled with tips for portraiture, action shots, etc. Your videos remind me of those courses!
Where all the other videos are busy telling you what gear to buy, you guys focus on the techniques and I love it.
1:02
Great
it tells you that at the very start
Follow me on twitter! @ItsTimKyles. Tons of ways to make a residual income monthly from your digital Camera! (I Follow Back)
Adorama = Aperture?
Consider yourself subscribed, sir. You will be hearing from me a lot. I’ve learned quite a bit within the last ten minutes. Thanks.
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