Natural Light Look #1
This series of tutorials covers a full day photoshoot with Australian Art Nude Model Summer McInerney.
This series of tutorials covers a full day photoshoot with Australian Art Nude Model Summer McInerney.
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4 comments on “Natural Light Look #1”
If you only have 6:25 seconds to watch a video, and want to contemplate Peter’s talent at directing a model, encouraging movement, and seeking the eyes…watch the opening of Natural Light #1
My question, as basic as it can be. What is the slowest speed you will set the camera to capture these models in motion? (I’m needing to relax and worry less about sharpness, a topic which is clearly highlighted in other videos)
Hi Kevin, thank you so much.
It’s a little hard to answer your question as it really depends on the lighting and also how fast the model is moving. If she’s moving slowly with natural light I can go down to 1/100 but if she’s moving fast I’d have to go up to around 1/1000. Sharpness is the least important, your subject is the most important thing. Hope this helps.
“Sharpness is the least important”
Absolutely fascinating statement. It goes against everything I’ve ever been taught or have thought about photography. Which is why I love it so much, and why I’ve so enjoyed watching your YouTube videos and have signed up here to see even more.
Thanks so much, welcome to Inspire Wes, most of my beliefs are very anti camera club and totally against what is taught in schools 🙂