I tried and didn't receive 30 credits???

Super Presentation, especially coming from a Photographer.

Evoto are thieves! If you don'y use your expensive credit after one year, they disappear!

Did you have both flashes in HSS?

Great video Hannah! When you are using two lights, do you set your camera's f/stop for the key light of the fill light and then leave it there when using both lights? Thanks again for sharing your knowledge, I have subscribed to your channel and look forward to your videos, Hannah!

Do you remember your flash power settings?

How are you able to achieve focus on your gymnastics when you turn off all lights? I have trouble with that.

I gave this a try recently actually. I was very impressed with the blemish and freckle removal feature, but, there was a snag which I am not sure if its documented or not. But the AI feature is, I think, based on the detection of an eye in the photo. If, like me, you'd captured photographs where the eyes are concealed (in my case from a hood) the blemish removal tool did not work. That was a deal breaker for me and so I stuck to Darktable, which is not as easy to remove blemishes with but its also not too tricky.

Excelente Muy bueno👍🏻

My question is when you are taking a test shot you put your trigger on TTL what about your light remaining on the manual model or both Light and Trigger on the TTL model?

does anyone know a photo editor that can recreate a photo from a different camera angle? (higher lower, left right etc)

Excellent presentation Hannah. I really enjoyed your approach. These days I don't do so much work as I used to so it's probably not for me, but I certainly will give it a try with the link 🙂

Software is good, but pricing is only for volume photographers imho. The smallest package of credits you can buy today is 1200 for $84, which doesn’t sound too bad on a per-image basis, but the credits expire after a year. So it’s basically an extra $84 per year minimum, and expect this will only go up.

Can you show the lighting setup?

Nice video and tutorial on HSS. Grids however don't "focus" the light, they simply reduce the spread 😉

Hey Hannah, I was dubious about getting this a while back, used it sparingly as I have the 30 free images ( sorry from Manny Ortis ) but OMG it is just 'so' good. After watching your video, it really endorses Evoto and I will buy a 1200 pack. My biggest issue is that there is no permanent way to have this as a plugin from Lightroom. I guess its me, I did "make one" but have to delete as LR wouldn't open another plugin. But overall - so so impressed. Forget Protrait Pro 24. This is the way forward. Embrace AI guys. Try it out. You will not regret it.

what size is that 2x3 softbox 60x90? or bigger?

This is so very cool. I will try Evoto. Thanks for sharing. :)

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Interesting...but you didn't mention what it costs after the 30 are finished? Their website seems a little opaque to cost too. Thanks

Omg. Thank you 🙏🏼 Game-changer!

So it doesnt affect the light on the model, just the background?

You are gifted teacher and a very talented photographer. Thanks a lot for sharing.

Not wishing to sound like a copy cat...great to see you back Hannah. Looking forward to your future content. Best wishes and health to you and the family. Take care.

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So...hello from me, too! I'm looking happy forward for your new projects.

Welcome back Hannah i think you should make a video about trying to make a living as a professional photographer with 2 small children without childcare backup and how you coped with the situation as i think this would be of interest to both male and female photographers.

Welcome back Hannah. Congratulations on your new addition to your family to you and your husband. I look forward to seeing more videos. I really like the way you produce and present your videos. I too have tried to set up shots with my phone, or my GoPro, and film while I photograph clients. It’s not so easy. It takes away from your concentration. a dedicated Videographer is definitely needed. I love the way your husband films, and edit your videos. I need someone like that myself on a full-time basis.

miss you so much.....

Great to see you're back. Greetings from Brazil! S2

Congratulations, and hope to see you at Cambridge Photographic Roadshow

Welcome back Hannah, great to see you back, it was hard to survive without your videos :)

Congratulations ❤

250th/sec is not high speed, most shutters can sync at that speed.

Why do I still get that black bar even in high speed sync? It's driving me nuts for like an hour I've been trying to figure out what the issue is. At 1/250 I get a black line even though I can see high speed sync is on my receiver and my ad200 has the high speed sync symbol activated but still I can't shoot above 1/200

Amazing photos…

Bagus 🎉

Incredible literally just incredible.

Hannah, do you ever go to the WPPI events in las vegas?

I was expecting a clamshell reflector tutorial, but this was great. I'll prob. use two lights. Still, do you have more clamshell recommendations?

The best thing about your tutorials is that you present them in a down to earth manner with no frills. This prepares the photographer for the reality of doing the shot. The worst thing in this one specifically is that you don't talk about post production. It's another skill (and cost) for those starting out. But I appreciate you can't do everything in one video.

How do you keep your V-Flats from warping and straight like yours are?

Thats a great tutorial Hannah. Keep flashing, keep rolling. I will watching you

Amazing Video Hannah!!!

Really nice video! Thank you! Simple, to the point and very well done! Thank you Hannah!

Engagement

Great Video Hannah and cool headshots too. Loved first and last set!

1/125 shutter for 85 mm is a misleading and not very educative. 250 minimum. you just dont take that risk in a very controlled situation.

Hannah, first thanks for the video. Late to this party and as a new photographer just getting into portraiture, it has quickly become apparent that one recipe does not fit all. I realize that not everyone is going to do the same thing the same way. That said, Daniel Norton on Adorama TV suggests the lower modifier, if not on axis, should be larger than the key light. You like the equal in size. Peter Coulson has a monster light overhead, and a slightly longer strip box underneath - almost straight over head and straight up. Now, I do realize that many people cook not by strictly what is written in a cookbook, but season to taste. That said, there appears to be no unifying video on what to do what (and most of use don't have enough money to go buy every modifier under the sun so we can try on something Jerry Ghionis does, or Lindsay Adler does - and it's hard to see difference each of these would make without someone doing a side, by side, by side comparison of shots etc. Would you give it a consideration?

Thanks