The bulk of my headshot portfolio was built with the Sony 85 1.8 I know shoot mainly with the Sony 70-200 f4 G II and I love it.

Thank u i was just looking for this

I have to agree for business headshots I go for F5.6 -F8 also unless they ask for a shallow DOF. Actor headshots are shot shallower though. I also take a black frame to make sure no ambient light is coming in unless wanted. Aiming for 3 stops under ambient, that way all the light is what I crate and the shutter speed VS focal length discussion is irrelevant because all the motion stopping work is done via the flash duration. Very detailed video, thank you for sharing.

bro this helped me a lot! You need more subscribers ! Thank you !

Man, fantastic tutorial. Thank you so much! I'm curious: how much of a deal breaker is the curved reflector on the final image?

Hey bro, I wish you didn't have that noise in the background, it was very very distracting, makes it very difficult to focus on what was said, we don't really need that background music or noise, I hope you either turn it right down or not at all. Thanks. Great video by the way.

Hey, that’s a really cool video! I’m curious, where did you get the rectangle lens cover and the red thing on top of the shutter?

Grande câmera! É a minha câmera do dia a dia, junta com a G7x ll.

I love these. Only thing i would say is adjust the light for the backdrop so the top portion of the background doesn’t ha ent so much vignette. Of course you fixed in lightroom but if you dont have to fix the better. Awesome work

nice bro... thanks

Awesome video 👏🏼 you explain everything so well, and you get to the point.

Great video! Thank you!

HEY JASON, THANK YOU FOR YOUR INDEPT COVERAGE OF THE HEADSHOT PHOTOGRAPHY.

When you say “RAW” is that the image quality you used? I’ve found it to take up too much space on my hardrive. Great video by the way, thanks!

Very good photography for toothpaste.

Jason, would say that the Canon is more intuitive, more friendly user than the Leica ? soon I will be leaving Fuji X-S10 For Canon R8

love it!

awesome! I learned so much; mostly the simplicity of the workflow which has been driving me nuts trying to find the best one. one question: do you/ would you show client raw images first and ask them to choose the photos they want worked on? What is the number of processed images do you offer?

don't buy the Sony version, the hot shoe breaks

I don't have anything to say that hasn't already been said. But, it was such a great video it needed another comment letting you know. Thanks for an excellent tutorial from beginning to end of the headshot process!! And for the bonus action. Now I'm going to look through your videos to see if you did a tutorial for the action. :) I know greedy, right? ;)

great vid man, but I don't understand, Canon is just as expensive? the camera, lenses not that different from a Leica?

Thank you

thanks for that great tutorials

What size is that backdrop?

Dope ass Video Man.

first off - LOVE the review, but here's a real question... at F3.5 and greater, is there an advantage over the nifty fifty, which has outstanding resolution at the same apertures?

Did anyone else have an issue with the Actions procedure? It prompted every single step and for some of the layers, like the texture, it didn't come through right. I'm afraid to delete and add my own stuff without knowing all the details of how it's incorporated. I haven't used Photoshop heavily in a few years so I'm a bit rusty with this 😅

Hi, any idea on how to best price yourself

Probably the best KZbin tutorial I have seen. Thankyou.

Are we just gonna act like her lower lip didn't have that make up smudge that somehow made it through the entire edit process unnoticed? I know this was meant to be a quick instructional video but I sure hope nobody gets the wrong impression that you can ignore something so glaringly obvious

Thanks amazing video!! Can you share a gear list please?

Pictures sucked lmao

Hello, I just came upon your KZbin while I was browsing for phography video great video I checked out your website your phographes are stunning.

Great video. Commenting to help boost your algorithm! Thank you for the amazing tutorial.

Great advice re the setup, but in an all-white room with a huge source of natural light, you can see right away that the subject is very nicely lit, and has no problem popping off the background.

This was great! For the editing, you're only doing all that to the photos they have picked, right? Not all the photos you took of them.

Very cool tutorial, Literally a masterclass.

This is really helpful. Thank you so much

Cheap godox stuff :)

Thank you :) This is awesome!

Great video. Thanks Jason

I've really appreciated your photoshop action. I was trying to use it just recently and noticed that it had some problems running. Any chance you can take a look at it to or update it? The error I'm getting is "the command select is not available".

Jason, that is a brilliant tutorial. I am just starting on portraits and now I know what my next actions need to be. Thank you 😊

Bro that takes way too long get Evoto.

What do you change when you have a subject with glasses? Im new to portraits and would like to know how you go about it.

great review. Sorry if I missed, was the battery the Godox VB26A or B? 3000mAh vs 2600mAh

Just got one and used it today -it is a great light for on camera flash

Thank you for the info! Great video!

Great Video Jason. One question: How did you get the drop down for the individual facial features?

THANK YOU!! I completely followed this video to perform my very first headshot job - I watched, re-watched, rewound, all of it multiple, multiple times for the shoot and the editing processes. For editing, I used your Photoshop Actions, which were a huge help (big Thanks again). My client was extremely happy with the results and has booked me for family photos this Fall and a birthday party later this year. All of this, and my primary niche is Real Estate (HDR) Photography. I'm super excited to expand this portrait offering to my Realtor Agents and more. QUESTION: for color grading, do you use the same approach for darker skin? Thanks so much!