FULL Photoshoot Behind the Scenes Photography For Beginners | RAW FILES (2020)

[@howtodyra]

This model is so beautiful !

[@BachPhotography]

She's an excellent model :)

[@olimarhinn7495]

Yep, texture tool in Lightroom is awesome.

[@BachPhotography]

I'll have to check it out!

[@olimarhinn7495]

​@@BachPhotography I always want to ask "Why dont you use texture tool?" :D

[@sweenshots2798]

The texture tool is a great one to have in your bag of tricks

[@promisezawe1470]

you keep it simple and easy to follow bro, hats off

[@marcosperez1537]

Thanks for sharing your raw files.. Great opportunity for us to practice and compare our results..!!!!

[@adamredmond3136]

Brilliant video, very useful, especially the editing portion as it's great to see what other techniques people use ! :)

[@carbonusa]

I think the most important question for your videos is : Where you found so many beautiful models?

[@BachPhotography]

Instagram :)

[@EuBrenoSiqueira]

His work is incredible, his look and composition too, under his RAW's and I am amazed at how well taken and photometrized his photos are. Big fan of Brazil !!!

[@BachPhotography]

Breno Siqueira thanks for watching 🙂

[@sweenshots2798]

Yes I agree his work is amazing

[@jsavak99]

where are the links to the images?

[@vladimirivanov6353]

Perfect

[@tatsurita]

So interesting your video!!!!! I also like photo shoot!!!

[@BachPhotography]

TatsuとRitaの国際結婚 VLOG thank you 😊

[@dennishumbla5431]

Great edit. It's nice to se when people dont over edit, and that you dont always need to to do a lot of layers with frequenzseperation, I use mostly Lr and som dodge and burn.. and I realy like the new texture slider.

[@BachPhotography]

Dennis Humbla I’ll definitely have to check it out soon

[@sweenshots2798]

Dennis Humbla I agree I hardly ever use freq/separation a little dodge and burn goes along way

[@_.jaeger]

I love the photos! But I got a question, can you do a video about Dodge and burn?

[@BachPhotography]

Jorge Alvarado sure 🙂

[@TobbyLineStudios]

Hello... Am a photographer from Kenya and mostly getting such images with a dark complexion is so hard without a light. Coz to get perfect exposure on the subject the backgroud would be super overexposed. Can you tackle that with a video shoot as a reply. A narural light shoot with a dark skinned person at the beach... And placing them in a shadow as a bonus for me... I really wanna know where am messing things... Otherwise its a great video wich i bet whith light skinned ppl it will work...

[@OneAwareness1]

How come you shoot at f1.4? Shooting wide open like that leaves a lot of room to get blurriness in the eyes, especially outside where it’s not so clear to see. I have also seen other photographers recommend to shoot a stop or two above the lowest f-stop number your camera allows to make sure you get a sharp image with more in focus.

[@sweenshots2798]

Ray O if you are doing portraits and want to really blur out the background shooting at 1.4 of the best thing. I agree with you I typically shoot 2 stops above because I like to incorporate my surroundings into my images

[@OneAwareness1]

Ahmad sweeney My main concern is with not getting the eyes in focus at such a low f stop

[@glennsak]

The model does not look comfortable sitting on the rock. Nice photo, tho.