Need some great tips on how to improve your nighttime portrait photography? From using a wider aperture to creating silhouettes with back flash, this video offers some very useful techniques that’ll help you produce nighttime portraits you’ll be proud of.
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Congrats…Greats ideas
Very good tips. 🙂
great tips thanks for sharing
dope tips.
very very Important Notes that a photographer can to share with others and thanks for that. and I don't know why someones want to dislike every think!!
Thank you for these amazing tips (and your clear + concise explanations)
Thank you B&H for giving us this opportunity to share our tips with your audience! – Lin and Jirsa Team
Excellent!
fuck flash photography seriously those kinda pictures have such a fake atmosphere, no soul at all
For the last photo you use front curtain sync flash?
Super. Thx
Great.
Seeing your face was a pleasant surprise. I'm subbed to both so I was confuzzled for a sec.
I shoot mostly at night – I want to be known as the night photography shooter here on Youtube someday : )
Whats good tips!!! Thanks!
Pye, Awesome tips, can't wait to try them out…Thank you
Excellent short video, full of practical information without getting bogged down in details. Thank you.
Nice tips
Great tips and well presented
Awesome tips really love how we can use a simple flash to create an awesome photos thanks 🙏🏽
This is what I call PRO tips for us amateurs.
Great video! When you don't have a softbox, there is always a wall, a ceiling, or an object, even a car or truck side that can be used to bounce the light off of. Zooming will using a flash can also produce some amazing accentuation, and yes the imagination is limitless when you get into this, so experiment, and shoot a lot of shots. This is also a great time to experiment with filters.
3:06 where is that location? It’s beautiful!
hi friend. Great video. 👌👌👍👍
Have you experimented with night portraits? What tips would you add to the list?