Whether you need a new headshot or you just want to give yourself a fun challenge, try using portrait mode on your iPhone to get a great new picture.
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Professional Headshots Using Portrait Mode on your iPhone
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44 responses to “Professional Headshots Using Portrait Mode on your iPhone”
Really good!!
Thank you for the ease of this video! It made it simple enough I feel like I can do this for what I need and not stress over it! Most videos are too technical for me to understand and this was perfect! ❤
Hey, is there a filter that will remove ageism in employers? Seriously, great video, even if I have to deal with this never-acknowledged reason for unemployment
Will be trying this tomorrow thank you!
Dude you made her left arm disappear with all of that contrast. Please tell me that you are not really a photographer or a photo editor.
This was very helpful! Thank you.
Thanks you guys !!
I'm a professional headshot photographer (in Chicago) and a dear friend of mine in San Diego was asking me how to self-take better headshots of himself. I told him it was next to impossible to get a good headshot selfie, and it was also going to be difficult for me to describe everything he needed to do over the phone, without demonstrating it. Anyway, I found your video and thought it was very helpful. The couple things I would add are as follows: I noticed that you're both taking photos of each other from under eye level. I would hold the camera right around eye level. This is really important if the subject is older or heavier. You're both young and cute and slim, so, it's not a big deal, but for others, holding the camera at eye level or slightly above can make a much more flattering photo. Also, try seating people on a stool and have them lean forward a bit, point one knee toward the camera and another 45 degrees off to the side. Have the subject lean forward slightly. This will help define the jawline of anyone who is carrying extra weight. Also, for older subjects, be sure to take it from slightly above eye level as this will make loose skin and wrinkles smooth out a bit. You're welcome. 🙂
I have iPhone 6s so I don’t have that sadly.
Wide angle distortion from the standard iPhone lens makes headshots look slightly weird, however, with body and facial proportions rendering as a bit off. That's something important to keep in mind if your smartphone camera doesn't have a "telephoto" lens, which won't cause such distortions.
Sir what is front facing headshot photo…It is a requirement in one vacancy ….it was written- Upload your front facing headshot photo but not a passport size photo…Can you pls tell me the difference between the "FRONT FACING HEADSHOT PHOTO" & "PASSPORT SIZE PHOTO"
omg Shit I found this website that you can sell your pictures (I personally take pictures with my iPhone 11 Pro max) and I have already made some bank!!!
very helpful thanks alot!
You two are such a sincere joy to watch. Thank you for sharing. Really enjoyed the content!
Thanks for this!, great simple tutorial!
Great video guys, just forwarded to a client to use! Archiving for future clients that can't afford a photographer themselves!
your home is so beautiful, as are both of you — inside and out! love this video! thanks so much 🙂
My editing effects aren’t carrying over to LinkedIn. I used VSCO and it showed up dark when I added the photo on LinkedIn and I had to use their edits. Perhaps I’m doing something wrong?
great video with simple tips, great atmosphere. I love your relationship 🙂
This is very helpful thank you!!
She is so in love with him and i can say this is the cuties thing i saw today
You guys are amazing. Which phone model are you using? Can I get the same quality with iphone 11 or 10?
Very helpful!!!!! Thank you
Great tips! Thank you
good tips but why wouldn't you use the 2x. using 1x gives you the alien head small body look because of the wide angle.
My mom sent me this video 🥲
the girl takes much better photos than the guy. he did not even told her to get straighten up.
cute!
Thanks for the tips! Very easy to follow. I just subbed and wish you both success in building your channel and your brand.
What about the fact that the iPhone camera is inverted
Thanks for the tips guys!
Thanks for the tips guys !!!!
Thanx y’all – very insightful and simple – keep up the awesome
This was great thank you! Definitely using these tips.
Yall, im loving the content omg. This is literally so like, positive energy
Exactly what I needed! Thanks for the free content. What did you use to film this video?
I’m not sure I like that the exposure blows out the texture on one side of the wall making the photo look artificial. Is there a way to mask the subject in vsco?
This was super helpful. I might have missed it, if you mentioned it, Can the pictures you edit with VSCO be printed in high resolution? I might be asking the question, I am not photgraph savvy, I just want to print the picture in an 8X10 with very good resolution. THANKS!
How would we do that if our phone doesn’t have portrait mode?
Thanks sooooo mch! After spending $150+ on a professional photography studio and having the outcome not resembling me, am taking on this advice! Thx! ✌️
Thank you for the advice, I am gettibg an iphone soon and am really excited to take photos and shoot some at home movies in quarantine
Hi guys… Recommend me an app to edit photos… PLEASE!!!…
Thanks for the awesome video!
What is the app you used to edit?
This is so useful! Thank you so much 🙂