In todays video I’m sharing the Behind the Scenes of a moody portrait shoot, using this fog machine!
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44 responses to “The Coolest Photography Gadget I've Ever Seen…”
Halloween themed photoshoots and b-roll! π
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id use the fog machine in urban exploration shoots
Wow. What a great little device!
Would be great in some old abandoned buildings for a cinematic portrait shoot π₯
I love fog machines but havenβt had the chance to use one yet! I would love to! An idea I do have is using it at a lake or somewhere with water, maybe even a shower lol. Honestly love the car idea as well! π
I would use this on some of the boxing portraits I do.
Thanks for your content!
Would def use this for some car photography to create a moody environment. In addition to that I think maybe some product photography would look good with this as well π
Nice. I think I would use it for everything π€£ I love haze. Very cool and practical review!
Would be epic to pair this fog machine with some Ulanzi rgb tube lights and shoot at night!
I do a lot of weddings and I think for some of the portraits with would be epic! πΈ
I would love to use that fog machine for some moody wedding shots π
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Thank you, great content.
I'd use it to have a go doing smoke in a cocktail glass/pestle and mortar/cauldron for a sort of witches cauldron type look.
Not the size of your head is tiny! Ok.
I would use the fogger for macro shots. Especially for modeling, action figures and so on.
Greetings from Germany! π
Would love to shoot some backlit studio portraiture with this
I'd use the mini fog maschine to support my lightpaintings.
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Small but excellent. π I would use it to create fog for portraits of firefighters and firetrucks.π
I hope I can win one of those cool fog machines (finger cross π€π»π). I've already planned a photo shoot for the athletes from the Crossfit boxes I collaborate with… some kind of moody photo shoot with colored gels to capture cool profile pictures…
I'm an amateur who only does collaborations and can't afford much of the cool gear I see on YouTube… so winning the prize would be a huge help. ππ»ππ»
I wish I can have that smoke. π€π You scare climbing to your car. π€£π€£ Good thing you didn't crash the window. π€£
Hey! Iβd love to combine dog photography with landscape photography and use a fog machine for taking photos of dogs in the woods. I believe the fog will add this βwildβ look and feel to my images.
I would love to use this fog machine on intervieuws, to create a dreamy/foggy look
I want to do a Harley shoot in the old Port Adelaide area in South Australia in front of the old Wool storage buildings that are over 100 years old. It's a very industrial zone.
Will be trying it on car shoots and most probably portraits, or even bugs/spiders outdoors π
I would absolutely love to use a fog machine like this in my food and drink photography π I can definitely see how this can take my images to the next level βΊ Such a cool giveaway – I'll keep my fingers crossed π€
I will use is for doing a short movie just at my home especially in my living room, that would be greatβ€
I would use this in a night shoot, in an abandoned asylum, located in a town nearby. It would look amazing, with the graffiti and lit by my portable RGB light. I would use my Canon 77D, with a Helios 44-2.
I would use it 1) when a baby is breastfed by mum in dawn/fusk light 2) a commercial shoot of an arm prosthetic when hand grip opens in the backlit fog 3) a commercial for stomach-gas medicine showing the patient suffering from bad air coming from … 4) at wedding on the couples ring case to show how smoking hot their love is (red light from side) 5) in a terrarium to create a misty rain forest look 6) playing piano, fog coming down on the keys with yellow/orange light 7) airplane toy lifting off with the jet engine exhaust giving off smoke / old car toy doing the same / a NASA shuttle replica toy or Space-X rocket toy lifting off moment arranged with fog and orange-white delicate lighting from different directions. 8) the moment a pingpong ball or tennis ball or basketball bounces off the table/ground and the smoke comes off from the impact point.
It seems the creative possibilities are endless in commercial and advertisement and all kinds of genres. It is a matter of careful controlling the nozzle, timing shots precisely and lighting skilfully. Can be a lot of fun to use, really cool product, game changer in certain settings, adds dynamic and a sense of action, kind of giving life to still photos … And to speak of food photography projects, well, this is gonna be super useful.
We get loads of wildlife in our garden, deer, badgers, foxes, etc. I reckon some cool shots would be possible of them in the mist π¦π¦‘π¦
I am a Triumph Motorcycle enthusiast, and would love to shoot motorcycles in a super moody environment. I think this product would really be a wonderful addition to anyones tool kit!
This will look sick on a photoshoot with some car photography
I would like to use the fog machine for inside the house so that my wife would not complain about the stench of a large smoke machine that I have now and that smell is very strong so I cannot use it in the house and this is
Wow! Ahhhfreakinmazing! So kewl! Sick shoot!
I will use it for a Fine-art fantasy shootβ€
Such a nice content! This tiny fog machine would be awesome for a nice product or cocktail photography. I can even imagine it to make an interesting atmosphere to indoor video shooting. Wish me luck π
Absolutely adored this video! It's given me a fantastic idea for a photoshoot with my 2-day-old baby boy, Tobby. I'm thinking of placing him in a nest-like setup crafted from tree branches, positioned as if it's on a tree. To add to the magical atmosphere, I plan to incorporate smoke to soften the depth of the scene, alongside an artificial light that simulates a sunset, complete with a sun flare effect. I've prepared by collecting six big dried branches and have even painted a room in my house specifically for this shoot. Your video has truly inspired me to bring this vision to life in my living room. Thanks for the great content! π
I'd like to use my next portrait photoshoot. π
What a cool and powerful little device!!! I would use it to create beautiful emotive motherhood photos. I can see a mom and her little one snuggling in the evening sunset, spring blossoms and the fog adding that extra dreamy magic <3
First of all, that was an amazing shoot. i love shooting with cars too <3
If i get this, I'll be playing with smoke and light to get creative portraits.
I would love to use this for photoshoots at night under artificial lights and street lamps to give a mysterious misty effect. BTW love your vids – so much fun to watch.
Use it recreate a casablanca type scene in living room it was be the best
I would love to use it in save the date Photoshoots and weddings, for that dreamy look
That little fogger gives off such a great effect! Using in a car shoot is a must but I would like to use one for a shoot in long dark hallway with one to two lights with a shadow figure standing in a foggy doorway!