Avoiding Flash Reflections in Eyeglasses: Ep 214: Digital Photography 1 on 1

[@mouthpiecejet]

this is probably the best photo tutorial series on youtube. kudos, mark

[@thetobe49]

Yes! new episode. i really like the frequency of the show and its new structure.

[@Bigbot2k6]

Keep these great videos coming!

[@MsMyReel]

To the point brilliant tutorials Mark ! thank you so much,great help!

[@flaviopresutti]

¡Excelente episodio, muchas gracias Mark! Thank you so much Mark for this episode, great!

[@Randolph_]

2:21 Pause and LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!!! Seriously, a helpful technique, not just for studio stuffs, but for everyday photography as always.

[@ho444444ney]

What a great teacher

[@Ryan-Red]

Do I want angle of reflection when I want to add a highlight to to my subject from the light source ?

[@YoungstownConsultingCorp]

Very nice!!!

[@pjos111]

Mark have you made a video to explain the camera settings when using a flash gun? Its one of my weak areas :(

[@angelographystudios5561]

what lens are you using on this session?

[@johnassiamah-damti4929]

Excellent, worth watching

[@jahtv98]

Excellent tutorial

[@Mackaframmalamma]

@FHMS97 This is general lighting principle. You can use it outside of the studio with the sun. :)

[@toniawatts10]

that is a beast of a Nikon!

[@Burhapahar]

Good work ! I can however see you on her glasses.

[@chismoso25]

thanks!

[@photobyjewell1987]

thanks for the video I would keep this in mind

[@gnaek]

How about using polarizer filters?

[@KakiChaitanyaDeep]

They will eliminate all the necessary light along with the highlights.

[@AlexDiavolo1]

@snapfactory Hey Mark, I notice that in some of your videos you have photoshop tips. I really enjoy the way you simplify and explain things when enhancing pictures and I think that should def be a good addition to the ending of everyone of your videos if possible. Kinda like making it a bonus. =P Thanks!

[@rajabali8961]

Superb

[@gnsci141185]

I am thinking about a polarizer

[@aab2772]

Este es un muy buen consejo, pero tienen que tomar encuente que Monique tiene una piel muy bonita y de hecho el cambiar el ángulo de incidencia de la lúz le favorece bastante, pero en mi experiencia con las personas comunes y corrientes, con hojeras, pomulos cahidos y una piel con arrugas, granos y pecas este cambio haría insoportable una imagen, y para corregir esos problemas tendriamos que añadir más luces. Para mi lo mejor es hacer 2 tomas una con lentes y otra sin, y despues montarlas en PS

[@feaseyough6554]

convex, i learned about that in school

[@miladhameed]

Thank you :)

[@AZUbius]

...so does anybody know, is Monique married? hehe... Useful tutorial as always Mark. Leveraging that junior high physics to get solid studio lighting. Thanks

[@FHMS97]

can you please do less episodes about studio photography and more about everyday photography and stuff amateur photographers can do?

[@jjbenz9633]

i think this North American dude is efficient

[@snupcho]

Monique looks great regardless of those ugly glasses.