7 Tips for Shooting Natural Light Beauty Photography ft. the Panasonic LUMIX S5

[@bradleyjpaolucci]

Thank you, I'm very new to photography and I used your settings on my product photography and it turned out well after being frustrated with blurry overexposed images for hours!

[@jamesamoh7340]

Thanks for the tips. I learned something about the silver reflector. Never tried it and I’ve always gone for the white reflector. Blessings!

[@KayleighJune]

No worries James! Glad it was helpful! 😊

[@rossholmes178]

Thanks Kayleigh...always enjoy your vids. Have never really been tempted by mirrorless but the clarity in your shots at pretty high ISO is VERY impressive. Congrats too on picking up endorsement from Panasonic

[@ShinDongJi]

I'm a bit late in this but those are some solid tips especially no. 3. I am still understanding how make-up works (Which is oftentimes not taken into consideration by most male photographers) so that's really good to know. Thank you as always for sharing and I hope you get more partnerships / sponsorships in the future. All the best.

[@KayleighJune]

Thanks Donnie! I really appreciate it and I'm so glad this video was helpful for you :)

the lumix s5 works well whith the Godox XProII-O external trigger? Seems like nobody ever make a video on lumix cameras on this topic :(

[@smellgoodphotography7722]

HI, what lens do you use for shooting beauty normally and what lens would you recommend for a beginner looking to get into beauty photography with a canon EOS R

[@quentin6233]

Have you gotten RAW support from adobe with the S5 yet? I have been trying to convert RAW files to DNG files for a month now but the adobe DNG convertor doesn't recognize the RAW files yet and its frustrating. I'm having to use my older Canon camera to finish photo assignments.

[@rapyuphotos]

you really look like Emilia clarke. thank you for this i learned a lot ! :)

[@KayleighJune]

Haha thank you! Glad the video was helpful 🙂

[@thewisegreenparrot7652]

❤️

[@KayleighJune]

😊

[@TrenchfootSalvador]

Whenever i change the iso in photo mode in Manual, it doesnt adjust anything on the screen. I will only know how dark or light it is once I take the picture. What should I do?

[@SkyToddler]

what focal length?

[@ZjZade]

8000 ISO? is that correct?

[@KayleighJune]

It sure is! 🙂