Vintage Store ~ 15 Minute Photo Challenge

It's a new 15 minute photo challenge! In thios video I visit "Lovingly Made" vintage store in Sussex to shoot as many great photos as possible in 15 minutes.
Then it's in to Photoshop for a spot of RAW editing to complete one of the photos.
Products used in the video:
Adobe Photoshop CS6
www.adorama.com...
Canon 60D
www.adorama.com...
Canon 24-105mm L f/4 IS
www.adorama.com...
Westcott Pocket Box kit
www.adorama.com...
Canon Speedlite 600EX-RT
www.adorama.com...

[@diwakarr5648]

You sir are the Midas of pictures. Every picture you touch becomes awesome.

[@JoeCosentino]

I don’t know how I missed these little gems I love the time challenge we do hour long shooting but 15 minutes is a cool idea

[@tdoshi4]

i can't even begin to tell you how much i have learned from you. i have recommended your vids to many many people. keep it up. thank you adorama for teaming with him. i just made my first purchase from you guys for the sole reason you back gavin. your vids are priceless! thanks again!

[@muChogust0]

I love these 15 minutes challenges. Really inspiring how many great shots there are in just one spot.

[@heinzhagenbucher4714]

Hello Gavin I really like the way you approach taking pictures in almost any kind of environment. Love watching and learning from these videos. Keep up your great work. Regards from Switzerland

[@flaviopresutti]

You always find great things in the little ones!!! Thanks Gavin, greetings from Uruguay!

[@perfectforehand]

Great to have the 15 minute photo challenge series back, I missed it so bad!

[@TimZarra]

Thanks Gavin, it's good to see you've found a funding source so we can keep enjoying your free content, I'll be sure to use your links when buying equipment!

[@chayadajl]

Love your video. I think the most difficult thing is to "see" some random stuff and transform it into a good picture, Great Job !!

[@TheBigDubovsky]

Thank you for all your great videos. Awesome imagination!

[@PrivateSnips]

Thanks Gavin - great to see the 15 minute challenge back!

[@GavinHoey]

Thanks Tim and I'm thrilled to be working with them too... love keeping free :-)

[@brisbanelucy]

ALWAYS totally enjoy your tutorials ... thank you once again! (PS What an awesome shop ... ).

[@Barbiejay2]

Inspirational as usual Gavin, many thanks!

[@paeden5431]

This is perfect! I am doing a shoot a store just like that tomorrow for a friend! I have the same set up too! External Speed Flash and a camera. Love the way you explain things too!

[@KevinCurry]

Excellent target rich location! I bet you could do three different 15min photo challenges there and find different subject matter every time.

[@kimmolaine665]

Nice images, and the little softbox was amazing :)

[@1988buddah]

Very inspirational that's why it's the best on the the net IMO,nice one Gavin

[@fotobum1952]

Thank you! Gavin. I love your style.....Mark

[@rnbdanny]

Love watching your videos Gavin! Thanks a lot for them :)

[@steved180]

Really enjoy these 15 min photo challenge... great stuff

[@KamalSingh]

Enjoyed watching this video. Nicely done Gavin!

[@woolybugger1962]

Amazing!!! You make it look so easy

[@tomcraigphotoart]

Yet another Great Video Gavin Tom

[@BaraaAljanabi]

hello Gavin I am Baraa from Iraq Baghdad Since 4 years I follow you Watch your video wonderful Easy explanation and please to be continue Thank you very much

[@writerman242]

thanks Gavin..great video. I learned a lot about flash which is always a mental block area for me.thanks mate!!

[@adeypoos]

Another inspiring video. Nice one!

[@soundoftheatom]

Another great video as usual Gavin. Thanks.

[@formicapple2]

Many thanks Gavin for another very informative video.

[@hassanx4297]

now i really hope to be living at usa to learn true photography from you... you are my best teacher at photography

[@JordiFloresSoy]

Subscribed! Love the way you explain Gavin. Thanks a lot.

[@GavinHoey]

Yep, It's my 24-105L. Details of ALL the gear used is in the description ;-)

[@GavinHoey]

Shooting in ETTL with flash means you set the aperture, shutter speed and ISO in Manual mode and the flash automatically adjusts it's power to suit... clever stuff :-)

[@yujinlandscapephotography.7787]

Hi Gavin, I learn your great photography. Thank!

[@xXxS4INTxXx]

Outstanding Pictures, love your kind of "vlog" Kind regards, a "Hobby-Photographer" from Germany :)

Gavin, you are great! Thank you.

[@GavinHoey]

They'll be on my blog tomorrow

[@GavinHoey]

The flash was set in ETTL throughout the power varied to achieve the f/8 1/200thsec I set up in manual mode.

[@mariolavrador350]

Hi Gavin, love your videos, they're very useful. Thank you very much.

[@ewliang]

Watching your videos, I finally discovered the answer to my question about photography. Thanks! :D

[@Bengir99]

Great photo ideas.

[@ViSiONZ4500]

Brilliant video! Thanks again!

[@rjwilkes1970]

yet another good video :-) i have learned so much from you Gavin, Thanks..

[@arbee1958]

Love Gavin's videos remind me a little of Hitch-hikers guide to the galaxy (it had big friendly letters "Don't Panic" on the cover !) his pacing, explanations and vouice are perfect for on line learning

[@brent847]

if you use the flash mounted on your camera that produces flat light (very little contrast. you could try a reflector or a mirror if you need to really push some light but an off camera flash is the way to go. you can find very small flashes for $10 they are single power but the ones I have,, have a flash adjustment dial to get them to go off when its supose to (1st,2nd,3rd flash) if its too bright you can move it farther away.

[@imshillgates]

Pretty sure Gavin could take a picture of anything and make it into a good photograph lol....nice work

[@GavinHoey]

I mostly use Aperture Priority unless I'm shooting with flash (or panoramics) when I generally switch to Manual mode

[@AnVoPhotography]

Really enjoyed this video. Will ask a similar store nearby if I can take some pictures there.

[@JanAymerichFoto]

Great video tutorial as always Gavin, and please DON'T MIND THE HATERS!!. Salud from Barcelona.

[@GavinHoey]

Many reasons NOT to do it in camera... You may not like the sepia effect, there's no cobtrol over the effect but the big one is photo styles will generally only be seen in JPG and I'm RAW to the core :-)

[@eldee9028]

Love the videos man!

[@Barbiejay2]

Brilliant!! Thanks mate!

[@AkanshaSinhaDe]

Hi Gavin, that was a nice 15 min photo challenge. All i want to know is in one of your pictures you've edited it in photoshop and added a sepia tint. Why not use the sepia effect via the canon 60D while shooting instead? Is it 'coz of the caliber being better in PS?

[@MeGolf92]

Gavin. My favorite pic is the one with the candle and the card. You use this photoshop technique quite frequently. Can you please share on how to do this? David in Austin Texas

[@GOJIN1980]

Love Gavin!

[@vanomel]

Hi, Gavin! Thank for this video, it is very helpful to me. Tell, where can I check those pictures out?

[@DJColinCook]

Great video, Gavin! Can you remember if the flash was set to TTL or manual?

[@shalimore]

Yes,yes! Gavin. What is a picture without CLARITY?

[@fotobum1952]

Hi! Gavin; Fantastic photos. Can you tell me if your using is an "L" series lens? It appears to be...Mark

[@GavinHoey]

We're working on some more PhotoGavin only content... Details to follow :-)

[@lhefou]

Hey Gavin. I'm thinking about getting myself one of those 24-105 L to go with my Canon 600D. How is it in a Crop Sensor? I'm worried it's not wide enough, but you're using it indoors! Love your videos, they've helped me so much! Cheers from Portugal!

[@BskyBska]

Hi Gavin, great videos. I would like to invest in a speedlight but the Canon one is quite expensive so do you know of a cheaper alternative that does a similar job. Thanks

[@bryantc84]

Hi Gavin! Great video, once again! I find your videos to be the most helpful from anywhere else. Quick qestion, what metering mode do you use most often?

[@GavinHoey]

Thanks Will. Made me smile when I saw 'em... shame thay didn't have any 'hose' too ;-)

[@devonmale69]

it will not be any light from the on camera flash it only controls the speedlight. Yes it will go off but no power to show .. Also I think it is poss to measure the light and set power with a pre flash so it only triggers the speed light at time of taking the photo.

[@JanHornof]

Thaaaanks Gavin ! Super Photo Challenge ! ;-)

[@rreptiler]

Hi there. Thanks for some great movies. I got a quite simple question, that I hope you are willing to answer. As you use the "pop up flas", I notis that it has none or very little output, just enough to tricker your speedlight. But what setting are you useing, how is the build in flash configurated? Regards Christian

[@googleboughtmee]

Awesome vids Gavin but it's a bit annoying that we can't actually buy this stuff over here :/ Can only find the dodgy Opteka flash softboxes

[@Maxsdiscos]

Great video

[@GavinHoey]

When shooting (photos or video) on private property we always seek permission and this case was no different.

[@AkanshaSinhaDe]

Thanks, Gavin . . I really appreciate your reply :)

[@_pylon]

Great Video! ;) as per usual

[@janelledalziel5523]

since the lighting is "flat" like you said without the flash. What can I do to get that lighting without buying a separate flash, are there any alternatives?

[@enquiryplay]

Gavin is the Bob Ross of photography.

[@SteveKPhotography]

Thanks Gavin for this video! I just got hired to go to a Flea Market to do some shots for there website and this really helped me out. Quick question... Was your side light on, or were you just using it as a bounce effect?

[@artawesome]

did you meter with the camera or guess the settings, tweak it then went with that?

[@Mitglied99]

sorry i dont get it.. i thought you fired your flashgun wireless with the flash on your 60d ? or is this wrong? because the flash of the 60d would destroy the light of your softboxflashgun if its too strong ?

[@GavinHoey]

I stick to matrix/evaluative metering

[@biutify]

hello Gavin. When you used the pop-up flash to trigger the speedlight, won't the pop-up flash fires flash at the same time, hence blowing the picture out?? What did you do to prevent that?

[@Barbiejay2]

Just a thought Gav - did you have permission from the owners to handle and rearrange their stock? I imagine some store owners would not be too happy with this unless you have asked first.... as photographers we have to be very careful in where we shoot and what we shoot, unfortunately......

[@londonbackpacker]

when using the pop up flash to fire the slave flash, do you lower the EV on the pop up flash?

[@rosehawley2300]

i am interest that wow thanks for show me so i have nikon so i look for good pictures why i do loves to see if good picture where i go so where get that from this ..

[@Bengir99]

He is using the canon 24-105. You see the spec when he displays the shots.

[@googleboughtmee]

Cheers, hadn't seen this site before

[@writerman242]

AND the bleedin' healing tools I need to make a post it note and stick it the monitor. I NEVER remember about i and try to fiddle around with cloning which is not the same thing at all is it LOL

[@invalidacess]

i really dont know much about photography but does the soft box reflect the light from the camera or does the flash pop out of it?

[@wawo96]

More of this!

[@litoaz]

Gavin, does the pop-up flash affect the exposure?

[@JoeTurner141]

The Yongnuo range might be what you're looking for :)

[@OORVOKKI]

Thanks...Galvin...Mirja

[@UR-manden]

Hi Gavin I subscribe to Adorama + Your channel.... but is your channel only the same stuff you post to Adorama, (from now on, or will i miss out if I unsubscribe from PhotoGavin)? Great videos you make BTW... Cheers.

[@GianniVeroni]

Do you know if the pop up flash is used as a fill flash in these shots?

[@GavinHoey]

eTTL all the way :-)

[@FATbot27]

Fork handles. I see what you did there Gavin :P

[@Zzibrahim16zZ]

Hi gavin. How often do post videos

[@1054Greatly]

What were your flash settings?

[@Mitglied99]

what are the settings from the cameraflash ?

[@Owaisphotos]

did you use aperture priority mode ?

[@chazcov08]

Is that a pseudo-HDR shot at 4:13?

[@devonmale69]

How come when in PP you had a TIFF and not a CR2 file?