How to deal with harsh direct sunlight as a wedding photographer. Day 9 of the Free Wedding Photography Course.
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Do you use group autofocus to take the couple
So to sum up …. Look for shade – Shoot wide – wait for the sun to come down. (Y)
Good video
Your videos inspire me so much thanks
Great tips and advice…can be a very intimidating situation, harsh light. Especially someone like me, who has ocd..
Great advice. That onboard go pro footage with camera settings in shot is brilliant!!
nice one mate… what about the opposite when doing events, seminars etc in dark rooms or rooms with large windows creating dark then light spots etc
NOO my WASABI IS REAL!!!
feeling so defeated…
the photography tips are good to know though. great video
Taylor, thanks for sharing again! Just let you know, we has these "Wasabi" in Australia as well, unless you go to proper sushi restaurant… Anyway, have a good day!
4:05 Is it better to shoot in a lower angle? How to know what angle should I shoot while shooting?(Good video)
do you find that shooting in open shade like you did that it leaves a green tint on the skin?
The groom looks balder in the direct sunlight as well lol.
But customers want what they want!
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It's crazy that they groom and bride wanted to stand in the sun like that. You'd think they'd have a tent put up or something. Hope they all wore a strong lasting sunscreen lotion on their exposed skin.
Hey Taylor! I'm so glad I've found your channel. I feel like I can relate to you on a lot of levels, mainly the introvert doing wedding photography thing. 🙂 have been watching each of the new videos the day they come out. They're super helpful and informative. Thanks so much for sharing!
Hello Taylor, 1st thanks for another nice Video 🙂 but here my Question: often if the sun is harsh and u shoot in the park or something like that, gut get everything like a little greenish look, because the reflection of the gras, how do u deal with that?
Late congrats on hitting 100k
Love your videos. If I can you can change 1 thing: show pictures when you take another place. So we can see the actual picture you took
Taylor, love love love your videos! My photography has gotten so much better watching your vids. Just wanted to say thank you!
Congrats for new toy bron, what crane btw ?
another great video!
Big fan of your work! learning a lot (sometimes it´s hard to understand cause your fast speakin but I rewind it! haha), thank you for for your videos and sharing it with us
Hey Taylor do you use single point focus when photographing couples? If so who do you focus on? Or do you just use auto focus?
Do you ever use focus peaking on the d850 when recording wedding video?
another great video!
thanks for sharing this with us!
great stuff again enjoyed watching this
This is some gold
Why don't you use off camera flash for these shots utilizing HSS for those shots
Hey man. Love your vids. Do you shoot manual iso also?
Subscribed for more sushi facts
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Could you show us how some of those ceremony photos turned out when theyre ready? Man it looked so glary and blindingly bright!
Thank you for another great video. Could you have a video that discusses what you mean by “color palette” and how you are able to control that?
One question: Do u pay the flights by your own to get to the location where you have to shoot if its far away?
what does "open shade" mean?