This chapter didn’t make the final cut of our Simply Boudoir photography tutorial and contains previously unreleased footage. The reasons this chapter was left on the cutting room floor is purely because it teaches flash photography techniques rather than using continuous light sources. Enjoy!
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really good shoot
Just wondering, you have natural light coming in and flash, so what was WB set to ?
Always great models.
Simple lighting and so effective to produce great images, the only problem is loosing the model at one point. LOL 1:55
Thank you
I always say I don’t like boudoir, in fact I don’t make images of people at all. But good boudoir, such as this is contain all the best elements of photography, light, shape, texture and such a strong story. I think Ive been lying to myself and I actually really like the genre. Thank you for showing me I was being closed minded, a great video.
Spectacular video!
…why was he using such a high (1000) ISO?
Awesome, as always!
What brand and name studio light are you using?
got a question… why ur using iso 1000, instead of making ur light brighter ???????????????????
Hi, you done great work. i need your advice i have place in my studio 20 feet length , 11 feet width and 10 feet height. i want to install flood light for video graphy and photo graphy, which light have intensity to focus 15 feet long? and do you recommend common light for photograph, video graphy and green screen.plz guide me
Boudoir Photography?! Good heavens! What's next?
Skinned woman Photography?
Very Nice..!
So why is stabilizing your camera is not a good idea for this type of shoot? TIA
ISO 1000??? lol best photo ISO 400 1/30 + tripod
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2:18 the scene is so beautiful it seems the picture could be taken by itself!
Not saying Damien's not good, of course, I'm just saying I'd love to have a location like that! That looks good even as video movie-like footage when he's explaining 🙂
I like Damien's style. Different from many other photographers.
125*2.8 ?
=> iso = ?
My quadra coming next week and im so going to be trying to recreate that shot. great work D.
thank you for your share
at f2.8, I am surprised at the focus – recompose method, some of the recompose motions seem quite exaggerated. even with the final images, the one with the whole stairs showing seems softer than the ones shooting through the railing where you weren't recomposing.
просто и шикарно!
Thank you for your tutorial.
wow learned a lot at this theme.
Why ISO 1000? That seems a little bit excessive lool, if you raise the ISO you loose a great deal of image quality. I can imagine for this kind of shoot it is something should be avoided right?