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Wow I love a good critique. It gives me a chance to really give some good tips and tricks into common boudoir mistakes that beginners make. Whether it's boudoir posing, or natural light photography, we cover all the secrets in this boudoir critique and I'm excited for you to watch it!
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[@tcvaldez]

Your approach to the critique is great. The delivery and explanation of your changes are awesome! Thank you for the tips.

[@MichaelSasser]

Glad it was helpful!

[@iunderstanphotography2780]

Always nice to see you crit nice work. You can tell people tried their best. I really like you suggestions and, even though you can only look at one photo, I wonder if some of the problems you saw will go away in other shots from the shoot.

[@SusieOtto]

I just wanted to say how much I enjoy your videos and teaching style. My sister asked me to help her take some boudoir photos for her and its been almost a decade since I did anything like that professionally. Its nice seeing some of the tips and tricks you use to help refresh my memory. And the funny side notes make me laugh. Keeping it real. Much thanks!

[@MichaelSasser]

Hehe, thanks Susie! I'm really happy to hear that!

[@bradjossi]

Very valuable information. I don't normally watch viewer critiques but this was a good, valuable watch. I appreciate it.

[@MichaelSasser]

They can be slow without much good content, but I'm glad this was helpful for you!

[@meagangrissom8782]

Favorite new drinking game! lots of shots poured 😆 but will be diving more into curves, thanks for the great pointers!

[@kurtisca]

Awesome content (as always). Super helpful tips and advice, I'm always amazed how much I learn from watching one of your videos. Thanks for sharing this.

[@MichaelSasser]

So great to hear!

[@andrewgreig1197]

Hi Michael, this image for the first critique was pretty tough as there are two colour temperatures in play, her leg is "warm" and her body is "cool" perhaps using a mask to adjust the color temp a bit? I know that you are a natural light photographer, and your work is exquisite but this studio guy would use a speedlite at 25% fill with a CTO gel. Hey, that's a great tip about relaxing the eyebrows. These are really helpful. Kudos!

[@jasonadell3812]

I’m sure these are hard to do, but they are the most helpful.

[@eknir369]

Yeah … nice light in Bali ;-) great shooting!

[@MichaelSasser]

Thank you!

[@CedrianX]

Man this critique was brilliant. Love how you edited what you would do a little different in real time 🤲🏾

[@MichaelSasser]

Glad it was helpful for you!!

[@kimberlynix5797]

Please keep doing more of these!!

[@taranorman1264]

Thanks for the critique. My photo is the 2nd ❤

[@MichaelSasser]

Thank you so much for submitting!

[@LaylaLuv8]

I have just recently call crusher channel and I absolutely love it. Thank you for making these videos.

[@MichaelSasser]

Yay! I'm so glad you are enjoying. there are lots of good videos in here and lots to learn!

[@DanielKhuu]

My take away: Reinforcing the effectiveness of soft hands, mouth breathing, length, and triangles Don’t be afraid to add more contrast. I tend to bring my images just to the point of realistic exposure, but adding that contrast really helps. I can see why you kept doing it Oh and I’m now realizing why dark sheets/blankets are nice!

[@michelelzo8583]

Another great video, laughed at this needs curves. But a great improvement and learned a lot. Thanks

[@MichaelSasser]

Haha, glad you enjoyed!

[@MichaelSasser]

Curves! 🤣

[@Ruffian_Xion]

You and Unmesh Dinda (PixImperfect on KZbin) should get together. He loves curves as much, if not even more, than you.

[@MichaelSasser]

Wouldn't that be great

[@andreabuizza4985]

good tips!

[@CharlieGreenberg]

Great show, Michael. Give us more :)

[@MichaelSasser]

Will be coming out with more videos!

[@orlowskifotografia]

Very motivating and inspiring.

[@MichaelSasser]

Glad to hear it!

[@teawithmonday8994]

We'd be dead if we took a shot every time you mentioned curves in this video! 😂

[@MichaelSasser]

lol, you're not wrong. There are many ways to adjust exposure. Curves are just the easiest with the most control for exposure.

[@teawithmonday8994]

@MichaelSasser I actually use curves to adjust light and color in Lightroom! I am really enjoying your content for tips and pointers. I especially enjoy your critique and interview videos! Lots of great content that helps other photographers learn new techniques they can apply to their work. Thank you for creating content with other photographers in mind.

[@waynedennyphoto]

Quick suggestion after adding the curves layer - hold down Option on the 'Auto' button & a box will pop up. Click on 'Enhance Monochromatic Contrast' and it'll adjust the individual RGB curves without clipping the shadows or highlights. I always feel that this is a bit too much contrast, so with the mask selected on the curves layer I then go to Image>Apply Image to mask out the shadows a bit (it makes a B&W image as a mask). Btw, the options on the 'Apply Image' box should be Layer: Merged and Blending: Multiply.

[@patrickburns7701]

One of my pet peeves is the scrunch of the forehead !

[@victorcephas3294]

Thank you so much Michael you've been such a huge inspiration and inspiring me to be the best boudoir photographer that I can be. Classy Sexy Images

[@MichaelSasser]

Thank you for submitting and keep it up!

[@ZarliWin]

The getting out of the mirror was something that caught my eye, cause I did a few experiments where I purposely stayed in the frame of the shot. Wanted to create kind of a voyeur feel

[@AnthonySomes]

Purposefull vs accidental

[@sweetchorizo]

Wow the end made me start yawning too

[@MichaelSasser]

Gets me every time

[@kmulhall8233]

I've noticed a common editing style lately incorporates less contrast in the final edit. Seems to be a trend. I tend to prefer contrast, but I have seen some incredible work that was less contrasty in style. Your thoughts?

[@MichaelSasser]

Just like anything. I think if it is done really well, then amazing. But if not it just looks like that person didn’t know how to edit properly and adding some contrast can really improve it.

[@toptophe]

"it's my video, I do what I want": ^^ Many advices like always and in contrary of the title, I found the critique honest but not brutally

[@MichaelSasser]

Well said!

[@fyi-History]

Nice content 👍..... good Job brother... I'm from Indonesia see more next content... thanks

[@MichaelSasser]

More to come!

[@romiemiller7876]

Naps are good.

[@digitalinked]

On a completely unrelated note, what grey shirt are you wearing?

[@MichaelSasser]

It’s from a company Velvet. They make the softest shirts!!

[@jsavak99]

Looked better before

[@TheMonachee]

I want to learn from you but I just can't take that music that's not even on the background. It's distraction and truly ruined the video.

[@fineartboudoirbymartin5003]

Hey, Martin from fine_art_fotografie here :) It was fact intended to show a studio feeling in my pic :) thanks for your critique!

[@MichaelSasser]

Thank you for submitting! Play around with other ways to show the studio other than having the brightest thing in the center of the background. You got this!