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Golden Hour Backlit Portrait Photography Tips using Natural Light Behind the Scenes
In today’s video I will be showing you guys how I shoot in natural light during golden hour, natural light shooting tips and what camera settings i use. I also have a photoshop tutorial on how I edit backlit photo’s and how I bring back the detail in a separate video. Link for that video is below. For this shoot I used my 85mm 1.2l Canon Lens and my 35mm 1.4 Sigma Lens with my Canon 5d mark iii Camera Body. Let me know in the comments below what you do or how you shoot to get those golden hour portraits and let me know what more of you would like to see in my future videos.
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39 responses to “Golden Hour Backlit Portrait Photography Tips Using Natural Light | Behind the Scenes”
Glare !!!
Good video and helpful tips, but man, you need a new videographer LOL + some stabilization 😉 but thanks for the good tips and good photos to look at it!
what I personally keep from this video is: 1. Ask your model to move to make it more Natural 2. Ask your Model to bring as many accesories as possible with them
I love the unfiltered images more than the edited. It takes away from the vividness
Some fake keywords on this vid.
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You have the what lens?
Where do you upload your raw images? I want to create a portfolio of images for customers, but am unable (to my knowledge) to upload in RAW. Thanks!
Helpful video ma'am ❤️❤️
Good tips. For those who haven’t shot backlit this might be useful.
All the hate in coments- make a video yourselves, most likely you have not seen much besides the keyboard and internet trolling.
Great job, thanks for sharing these tips.
So to make good photo with the sun right behind the subject are we need high aperture? Or are you use some kind of filter?
Hey. Nice video! I’d like to ask what white balance are using when shooting golden hour like this?
我很想知道最开始的配乐叫什么名字，请告诉我一下
Is your dog holding the camera?
You can be positive too, and waste your time learning in using or camera and lens before doing videos showing how to do it. What do you take when you see so many critics , constructing critics talking about blowouts, metering mode, bad editing?
You should make more Video’s on you taking photos on you’re Models on how to do Good poses
Hey! I’m from Springfield Missouri, where is this location?
I cannot believe how many rude comments. 🤐 Instead of being rude, how about leaving constructive tips? My goodness people.
Honestly I do not like the photographs . I don't know if you are using exposure compensation during backlit. I hate the flares as well
Are you on aperture priority mode?
Your photos looked awful, with so much blown out!
Tatyana Zadorin in 1978 I started shooting back light for most of my professional work, I later added a sailwind bellows on my Hasselblad CM500 so I didn't need to hold my hand to shade the lens, all of us have our preferred styles. I liked backlight for the rich colours so I made sure I had no lens flare where your style you prefer the lens flare.I used to shoot from a small step ladder which was above the models eye level and would mainly use just the background without the sky which gave it a nice pastel like back drop.Now Im retired its good seeing other photographers work using similar set ups but achieving different results.No one style is best its what the photographer and model choses on the day of the shoot which they both like is what counts more then being technically perfect.
Cool stuff, but get a gimbal for the camera man. I have to throw up now
Good tutorial. Keep up the good work.
Music soundtrack of overpowering the person talking. Doesnt seem a well organized video.
Whoever recorded and edited this video sucks! Very interesting video but the editing sucks!
Music is too loud when you’re talking. Shaky and distracting with those shutter sounds.
Not a fan of how you edit…your raws are better
I think you're video was very insightful regardless of videography imperfections. Your points came across nicely. I would be curious to see what you could do in a self portrait shoot. That would be awesome!
Loved the topic of the video, but wish that:
– The videographer would be more experienced. Very shaky and distracting.
– Not sure why there are "shot" sounds with stills that cut out some voice. Also very distracting.
Would love to see more tutorial videos like this, just giving some feedback as I dropped out at 2m20 and feeling the need of letting you know.
Use a reflector ffs
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Lovely pics. Were you not bothered about the sky being blown out?
Great video…..Thank you!
I tried shooting backlit the other day and my subject was very under exposed… tips? I was shooting 1.8 ISO 100 I don’t recall my shutter though.
Do you have an instagram account???
Damn, you're pretty.
What a gorgeous location and lighting! I use the 50mm 1.2 but have heard so many great things about the 85mm. What is your IG? id like to see your work. Im at md7photos. Nice video and photos.
The model is very beautiful.