how to take artistic long exposure portraits

[@vidaamericana360]

THE MOST HUMBLE OHOTOGRAPHER THAT EXPLAING EVERYTHIGN WITH JUST IPHONE.. GERAT TUTORIAL BUDDY! NO ONE HERE ON KZbin TEACHED LIKE YOU!

[@ToxicEyes1010]

This is beautiful. I'd absolutely need a wrist strap because I'm 99% sure I'd throw my camera across the room.

[@xaviercardoso5203]

Be careful haaha

[@curlykari97]

So happy that I found your channel! I've had the middle "alone, together" image saved for so long

[@JacobCarlson]

Great explanation about how the shadows and light interact with the slow shutter speed!

[@MeliaMilhorat]

This is incredible to see the bts of your masterworks!

[@esters.23]

It's even more beautiful see how you do, your art is wonderful and inspires me SO MUCH. Thank you 💕

[@ivan9066]

This is the most influential technic for me. Saw it on Instagram and got blown away !

[@FTrovatten]

Dat flicka wrist Jake! I actually tried copying your style for a shoot, but had no idea what I was doing. It was a friend who came over + whiskey. What I made him do was move his head with a timer in the camera + tripod and slow shutter. So silly. Anyways, thanks a lot for this tutorial! I’ll try it out soon!

[@insvin8599]

Don't feel bad! That's how everyone does it the first time pretty much. Including me.

[@cecib2796]

Thank you for blessing us with this good sir

[@rdandelionart]

Wow! Jake! I follow you on Instagram and I'm so happy to see this pop on here. I too have been wondering... it's so fascinating to see the speed at which you pull the camera away from the subject. Thank you for sharing your experience :)

[@patchoulighoul]

Oh man, I'm the 1000th subscriber. This is GOLD, I also didn't know I could do this on the lightroom app as well, ya learn something new every day

[@insvin8599]

I am forever in your debt

[@rorydunn7070]

This was so useful ! Your technique and shooting style is so unique, deffo gonna try this at some point !

[@Kaiskywalkerhope]

So dope, thanks so much for sharing! Loved seeing the process.

[@jaisonlin2339]

thank you for going through your process in so much detail!

[@SmearOnStandby]

Absolutely remarkable Jake! I’d love to see how you do double exposures on film next! :)))

[@insvin8599]

That actually is coming next! Just waiting for clearance from the artist I made the video with. It's on my patreon now though.

[@SmearOnStandby]

@@insvin8599 Wicked! TYSM man 😌

[@jonikomasu]

Amazing as always

[@insvin8599]

Thank you!

[@i.m-th.vandepitte5664]

Your voice WOW ...... I did not see that coming!

[@dvdpz89]

Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!!!

[@onasispaulino1171]

This is beyond amazing. Thank you for this tutorial!

[@darrylkabongo8323]

Searched the whole day for your youtube page finally found you

[@thaelectricfeel]

mmmm This was explained and done really well. I needed that.

[@The-creator1M]

Incredibly talented WOW!!

[@ayalblitman9691]

Amazing photography and a great tutorial

[@ilhamrj]

Wow amazing tricks.. do you mind to share what apps on the iphone that you use in this video?

[@TheLucaCC]

Where does the red and blue come from?

[@losyaassha]

For a second I thought that the second shot was from the cover of starset's newest album wow

[@insvin8599]

It is actually! They licensed it from me.

[@losyaassha]

@@insvin8599 oh wow, totally deserves it!

[@isaacnamias2655]

Hi Jake! I’m curious, I’ve been practicing your shutter drag technique, but I’m finding it hard to nail focus on my subject with my Leica M3 I’m assuming shooting on higher apertures like F11 could help this but in the video you mention shooting F2 iso 100 Though I’m getting the light trails and I have my highlights/shadows clearly laid out Subject isn’t often in focus…

[@xMiiDNiTe]

this is awesome thanks so much!! looking forward to more tutorials

[@melawire1]

Great tutorial, u should really do more like these

[@emanuelcarvalho8510]

que fotos mais lindas!!!!!

[@abynayakousikan8760]

Such a useful video ty! Question- I noticed you didn’t use a flash to freeze your model, does that mean you don’t necessarily need one to capture this?

[@insvin8599]

To get this exact look I don't use a flash! You can get a different kind of effect using a flash to freeze the subject then add streaks of light by moving the camera around where the shadows would be that the flash made.

[@bubikumbas3317]

Man, where you posting your photo?

[@estellapaltos407]

what shutter speed do you usually shoot on for this effect? :)

[@tabeabussmann]

Im confused, normally, to freeze you’d need a flash + continuous light. Does it work without flash because it’s on film or because the ss is relatively short?

[@daviddoherty8493]

Yes exactly, I use what you describe too, but he’s using a relatively short and he’s quite still before he pans to create the trail. And in some cases his image may not even be pin sharp or frozen. I think!

[@EuroMelody.]

Hello , can u tell me what setting u use?

[@whyamihere11]

You sound like a pilot giving instructions on voice over

[@insvin8599]

I don't know if that's a compliment but I'm taking it as one

[@drDomdr]

do u hold the shutter while u move it away?

[@Htown309]

You are a legend

[@Htown309]

Dawg that flick of the wrist is wild! Beautiful stuff.

[@usansew782]

that was cool bru

[@ivanmoreno137]

What studio lights do you use? Trying to find some like yours

[@marie6332]

OMG!! Thank u ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@omarashen]

Thank for sharing this ❤️❤️❤️

[@ninetofivedad]

What lights did you use ?

[@insvin8599]

Hive lights

[@hippopictures]

Super cool. What shutter speed are you using?

[@rockyemmanuelcp868]

She is beautiful

[@SimplyDuker]

What camera did you use to take pictures like this?

[@IpsumJWop]

What film do you use?

[@insvin8599]

This was Ektar 100

[@ahmadrostam6093]

Amazing!!!!!

[@knightryderbelow]

Cool

[@charliebabyblues]

And then you throw a left hook

[@blinkchyld]

This is amazing Jake, but you gotta delete this. Everyone is going to imitate you. Here I am planning my own insvin style shoot haha

[@insvin8599]

The beauty of this technique is that it's nearly impossible to create the same image twice. Especially if it's a different hand holding a different camera. I believe each time someone tries it they will be putting their own unique fingerprint on it, and I love to see it!

[@acevalerio6130]

@@insvin8599 I respect you for putting this on yt. Thank you sir.

[@kentvincentllano]

@@insvin8599 you’re so respectable, thank you for such wonderfully made and simple yet straight to the point tutorial🙌🏻

[@snitzelll3710]

Why your negatives dusty as hell?

[@BrianMorrisPhoto]

UHM NO!

[@sahilfarazgmailcom]

Exactly what I’ve been searching for. Beautifully explained