LEVEL UP Your Street Photography with These 7 Essential Tips

Hi there, me again! In today's video, I will be sharing how you can level up your street photography with 7 crucial tips to give you more consistent results and more keepers! These tips are geared towards film shooters, but you can definitely apply most of these tips to your digital photography as well. I hope you enjoy this video and I hope it helps you out! Bye now!
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
1:16 - Always Keep Your Camera in Your Hand
2:22 - Use Sunny 16
3:14 - Master Zone Focusing
4:06 - Start at Infinity When Critical Focusing
4:32 - Bring Your Camera Everywhere
5:04 - Stick With One Focal Length
6:10 - Choose Color OR B&W
7:18 - Choose How to Expose Your Images
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[@ReimannPembroke]

Do you have any other street photography tips? Leave them in the comments below!⬇️

[@monochromebluess]

Good point. Definitely stick to one colour type of film for a prolonged period. I am currently doing a full year in Black & White only. Canon P continues to bring joy

[@ReimannPembroke]

Very nice! The Canon P is still my main film camera after 4 years! Thanks for watching!

[@MegaSoundscapes]

Thankx for your video, great tips ! At the moment I am swapping everything constantly, camera, lenses, bw/color ... maybe I should stick witch one setup for a while to get more used to it.

[@ReimannPembroke]

Thanks for watching! It's always good to try out different setups in the beginning to see what you like, but once you find a method that works for you, stick with it for a while!

[@tim31415]

Nice video. Love the hot shoe cover!

[@ReimannPembroke]

Thanks for watching! I love the hot shoe cover and matching soft shutter release!

[@metalfingersfilm]

nice reimann, I need go shoot some street photos

[@ReimannPembroke]

Thanks dude!! You’re in Colorado now right? Next time I’m there, I’ll try to hit you up to go take some photos!

[@metalfingersfilm]

@@ReimannPembroke definitely, man!

[@KhunTui-jl5nj]

Hello. I just saw your video. And you did it very well. I like your camera too. I use a Canon Vi-L camera. But my Rangefinder double exposure has not smooth top and bottom edges. There is overlap. How should I fix it? But the left and right side ghosting edges are smooth. This camera model is beautiful and has a feel similar to Leica. I like very much.

[@ReimannPembroke]

@@KhunTui-jl5nj Thanks for watching! I actually just got a VI-T and have the same problem. I think the vertical positioning is more difficult to adjust. I’m planning to get mine CLA’d with a camera shop soon

[@KhunTui-jl5nj]

@@ReimannPembroke Ok

[@haackster1046]

yo nice video I cannot lie, the audio sounded like you had a robotic reverb on your voice

[@ReimannPembroke]

Thanks! Yeah sadly my mic had some buzzing so I had to use denoise which doesn’t work perfectly