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42 responses to “Underwater Portrait Photography Tutorial”
i feel like I need to pay to watch these videos
What water protection did you use
Lol awesome you 2,..!!!
what was the video light they used?
Oh yeah Kyra is doing great!
In case anyone else comes across this, I have a tip based off expierence with this type of shooting. If you exhale, as opposed to inhale, before going underwater, you will sink easily. If your model does the same she will also sink quicker and will avoid air bubbles coming from the nose/mouth. Hope that helps!
the first photo is my FAV
How you guys Converse and speak back and forth throughout the video is so Wes Anderson. Clutch
Hmm, I would have liked an actual tutorial
SplinterCell = Fan4Life
Great call
Wow really great tips!
i've just only going on half of the video then i pause it and go to the comments section to say that this so geewwwt!
This looks so tempting, underwater housing is on the photography wishlist 😮
The model needed to open her eyes under water and look right into the lens. She looked uncomfortable.
what's the back sound of this vid? thanks
Loved the video! You guys are great! Is there a link I can have to the waterproof housing for the camera? Really would love one. Thank you
Thank you guys so much! I just want to say thank you to you guys for taking your time and posting awesome new videos from your photoshoots as well as tutorials! It motivates me everyday to get out there and keep practicing! I would not have been able to edit my photos if it weren’t for people like you, Jessica Kobeissi and Irene Rudnyk! Thank you again! You guys are so inspiring and I’ll always be a Fan of Mango Street! Hopefully one day I’ll be as good as you guys are!
Love this so much!! Does anyone know where I can get a underwater cover like that for my Canon 7D Mark II? Thanks!
OH I GUESSED RIGHT
Notification late AF but that t shirt though yaasssss.
Banana.
what is my fave part? of course "can we talk about that man bun? NO" :"D
LOVE
Everything you all do is magic!! I was wondering if you all could make a video over what cameras work well.
I recently bought a Sony a6300 and I’m not sure how I feel about it.
I also own a Nikon D3300.
Omg I'd never heard of anyone else with my name before! Mine is spelled differently but still the same and it's stupid but its kinda mind boggling to me
Cool video … keep up the good work.
You didn't put up the link in the description for underwater camera protection ?? What is the brand?
AYE-OOO! Meg Griffin the Pro Underwater Videographer here with a tip for your troubles!! Throw a couple weights on with your wet suit to create a neutral Buoyancy so you can sink to the bottom! Wets suits' designs cause to you be naturally floaty so donning a weight belt will help you sink. Try 2, 4 or 6 Lbs at first, hold a belly full of air and see if you float at eye level- this will determine if you've achieved neutral buoyancy, release the air and you'll sink! Also consider going through an open water scuba diving class and getting a heavier camera housing if you want to do more of this kind of photography; the camera itself will act as a weight instead of a float and the scuba class will give you a lot of insight into how your body acts underwater-Plus it eliminates that pesky holding your breath factor. I'd also recommend getting a normal mask, the full face masks hinder your ability to go deep (phrasing?) and they're not designed for business. Get a mask that fits your face well and you'll be surprised how comfortable it feels! You guys have some great stuff I'm really enjoying your channel keep up the great work and informational videos!
The fact she referenced spliter cell made me so happy
that was hardcore rad!
Name of the song? I know its from artlist, but does someone know the exact name? 🙂
Thanks
What a difference 25 degrees makes
I fucking love this channel
your photography inspires me and i just want us to be photo buddies! LOL
thank you for posting videos 🙂
guys, i forgot the video tutorial that you taught us how to split image in Lightroom in order to post in insta , can you send me the link once again ? Thanks so much
What do you plan to do with your pictures? Do you think you'll sell them?
MORE VIDEOS PLEASE! And may I also ask, where did you get the waterproof camera case? I've been wanting one for ages!
Daniel in a wet suit! zamn zaddy
love mango streets vids but sometimes you guys just talk too monotone XD almost sounds like your sad or annoyed
They turned out soooo cool
So glad you enjoyed it. Great video. We'll have to add it to Outex.com...
if you exhale out all your air in your lungs you will drop down like an anchor, I can stay underwater for about 20 seconds which is enough to get plenty of shots.
Incredible