Essential The Official Photography Thread

[GoldenGlove]

even when i shoot weddings I just 35mm and 85mm primes now. Wish I bought the 35mm years ago would have saved so much money

Do you cover weddings with 2 cameras or 1?

 

[MikelArteta]

Do you cover weddings with 2 cameras or 1?

i always have a backup on me with my 24-105 but never use it

35mm stays on my camera for 95% of the wedding and when i do closeups of the bride ring etc. i use my 85mm

 

[8WON6]

all natural light.

 

[Hiphoplives4eva]

all natural light.

Dude, you stay showing off. Such an amazing photographer. Can you please post some tips on how you get such awesome textures?

Editing tips?

Again, awesome work.

Thanks for sharing

 

[MikelArteta]

all natural light.

Tips breh
Tips

 

[MikelArteta]

Dude, you stay showing off. Such an amazing photographer. Can you please post some tips on how you get such awesome textures?

Editing tips?

Again, awesome work.

Thanks for sharing

My thoughts exactly dude is amazing

 

[8WON6]

Dude, you stay showing off. Such an amazing photographer. Can you please post some tips on how you get such awesome textures?

Editing tips?

Again, awesome work.

Thanks for sharing

This is roughly the frequency separation that i use. He uses "dust & scratches" instead of the way other people do. I think the link to the photoshop action still works.



also, i watch alot of Piximperfect tutorials.

 

[MikelArteta]

This is roughly the frequency separation that i use. He uses "dust & scratches" instead of the way other people do. I think the link to the photoshop action still works.



also, i watch alot of Piximperfect tutorials.

you're a legend breh
thanks

 

[Hiphoplives4eva]

This is roughly the frequency separation that i use. He uses "dust & scratches" instead of the way other people do. I think the link to the photoshop action still works.



also, i watch alot of Piximperfect tutorials.

Thank you brother. I will watch diligently.

I would rep you but I already did recently.

 

[MikelArteta]

This is roughly the frequency separation that i use. He uses "dust & scratches" instead of the way other people do. I think the link to the photoshop action still works.



also, i watch alot of Piximperfect tutorials.

action works just tried it out in photoshop just was trying out on a photo following the youtube and saw the difference immediately

 

[Hiphoplives4eva]

was asked by a church friend to shoot some shots
i suck shooting outside I don't know why, i can never get settings the way i want it, like when I shoot manual its always overexposed I had to shoot in auto mode

beautiful woman, but that picture could definitely use some frequency seperation

 

[CASHAPP]

you're a legend breh
thanks

Dodge and Burn is another great technique

 

[MikelArteta]

Dodge and Burn is another great technique

i mainly use lightroom because i found photoshop to tedious, but with these actions

 

[MikelArteta]

beautiful woman, but that picture could definitely use some frequency seperation

yup this is why i love this thread, tips, critiques and no sugar coating

and shes naija

 

[Majestyx]

beautiful woman, but that picture could definitely use some frequency seperation