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A initially learned photography as a kid shooting black & white then developing the photos in a dark room, that was a magical time and sparked my interest in photography. As I got older I dabbled in digital photography but wasn't until my kids were born that i really started to get an active interest back in it all.
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Excellent video, presenter actually is trying to teach you and not impress you. Great presenter, wish everyone use his approach in teaching/presenting. Perfect amount of talking with pertinent facts.
If light is not going to change shoot Manual !!! Compensation doesn't apply !!
I didn't know Paton Oswalt was a wedding photographer.
Hi Denis, I have watch a few photography videos on You Tube , they were all great, but this one one is an exception. What make this one so special, is the passion in which you tutored to the public, and note I said tutored. You not only tell of what you have done to achieved excellence, but you also asked the question on the minds of the viewer, which I found to be very remarkable and educational. Great presentation
Love your work and techniqe. You need to do more of these and a class of your style like Joe did and video it. Or do a book, I'd purchase it definitely.
Just ordered my 5D Mk IV and have watched tons of videos. Yours is hands down one of the best. I have not seen any other videos that talked about the awbW.
"Wedding Photography Tips & Tricks." I don't think so! A thinly veiled 15 minute Canon 5D Mark IV promotional video
i will get this as my next 2 cameras ..i love my 6Ds ..didnt even like the 6D mark 2 or 5 D mark 3 ..but this is a game changer for me !
Do you edit any of the photos before giving it to client?
Enjoyed this video and found the content relevant and valuable for my Mark IV.
Nice review & very thank full for ur tips
Great! Thank you!
I have seen tonnes of videos on YouTube. This is the first video that I’ve watched where the presenter has actually brought me into the room, and taken me on the journey, alongside him as if I was physically present there.
I give this 100/100. Awesome presentation, clearly articulated points, well elicited and explained. Awesome.
Great video and very useful. my only critisism is the the anoying millennial texting in the background of the video. Otherwise thanks for putting this up, very nice example pictures.
nice!!!!!!!!!
Everry Second of this video was enjoyable thanks sir
Where may I purchase that yellow diffuser for my speedlight. What a difference it makes…thanks for sharing.
Thank you for such good advices!
what does he mean by "a third" at around 5:15. He's set his aperture value to F4 "plus a third". What does he mean by that?
lol that is what not to do in photography, you need to over-power your ambient light
Amazing info, great review and shots. Only comment is This guy talks so fast. He's like the Jasmin Star of the male photographers.
A cloud of what? Too much random background.
Much appreciated Denis . Please come to NZ — Please . You will be made very welcome !!
Cheers Matt .
Very useful advice, thank you very much, Denis.
how do u use external flash on this camera I just bought it but it doesn't show my setting for my flash on the camera I have canon 5d mark 4 with cameron trigger ttl and reciver with canon 580 ex flash speedlite??? now I don't know how use the flash off the camera ???
Hi Denis, love your strong and zestful style of tuition. Checking in on this clip in the UK. I am a dual 5DIII shooter and looking at switching to dual 5DIV. Looking through the video i notice at around 6.5 minute in i can see flash going off in sync with you releasing the shutter? You are saying that you are shooting native light but the video is showing flash sync issues with the film cameraman? You are obviously not using a trigger on camera so where is the flash coming from. You can see the flash in the picture on the wall also.