PHOTOGRAPHY BASICS | 10 Tips for Dog Photography

[@TristonSmith]

Thank you, Andy!

[@Blackdogmediauk]

Appreciate your feedback thank you. Glad it was helpful

[@anthonysavarese1415]

This was the most straightforward and helpful photography video I've ever watched. No nonsense, no frills, just helpful tips. Thanks so much!

[@bleetheproducer1874]

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[@tomaszszczegola]

True that! :-)

[@adrianhydephotography]

Agreed

[@jamiel5844]

Super helpful, thanks!!

[@ellikramer4012]

Love this!!!

[@Jay-if9dr]

Andy is a person MANY photographers should listen to and take note. I have been saying it for years, that pro gear can help but it is not what counts, it is the person behind the camera. I see soooo many people with the money and buy all the top pro gear to look good and gloat BUT their images are just above looking like an ameteur took them. Be one with your subject, be at eye level with your subject and one point Andy didn't mention but I will, ALWAYS get the glint in their eyes. If you don't, then you'll get what is called "dead eyes". Well done on this video Andy and your honesty in it as well, very good mate.

[@SilverPawStudio]

Agreed!

[@daemon1143]

Dead right. I've had some fabulous gear over the decades, and some cheap stuff that was good enough. Both produced similar images in my hands. Unfortunately, they were, and still are, mostly lousy images.

[@sweetvolcano2739]

Thank you so much!

[@ThePhotographerAcademy]

You're welcome!

[@SkylarkFields]

Lots of great advice, thank you! (Loved seeing all the dogs and the images too!)

[@alessandrofiorini9518]

Thanks a lot for this video!

[@tomaszszczegola]

Very informative and practical. Thank you!

[@lior2538]

Awesome video thanks for all the tips!!!

[@customaction]

Great tips, thank you.

[@nurseveronica]

Thanks for all the great tips, Andy! I can see that you're very passionate about what you do.

[@alack87]

Very helpful and to the point. Thank you!

[@luciagriffinphotography4252]

Great tips! Thank you

[@RupertReed]

And I did à dog shoot today for the first time in my life ❤❤❤ what an expérience it were

[@ThePhotographerAcademy]

Well done, don’t forget to submit in to our portfolio review sessions on Academy

[@Michaelajacksonfilms]

Thank you.

[@kateanderson4590]

Brilliant video, thanks a mil!

[@jazzburkitt123]

Fantastic and so informative, you can really feel Andy's passion and he's clearly an absolute pro!

[@shutterbuginfinity]

Amazing shots you got so true it about what happening

[@tw9535]

Awesome tips and great shots!

[@gooberbeans7972]

So very helpful, thank you!👍👍👍🐾🐾🐾

[@TypeSC2]

Great information and fantastic pictures! Thanks for sharing this! Wonderfully helpful while I prepare for my first dog photoshoot!

[@SilverPawStudio]

I am in love with my 70-200 but worked for years with just a 50 and an 85. Lots of great tip reminders - especially #10, I need to practice that more for sure. Thanks!

[@caesarthedobermanpinscher2937]

Awesome tips

[@cherryfuchs]

Amazing shots and awesome tips! Thanks for making this video! Cheers from Brazil

[@khadimjilani8186]

These tips are useful for my golden retriever 🐶 love from pakistan

[@NikiY]

Brilliant tips, absolutely great video!

[@richardpcrowe]

Great video... My primary lens for outdoor action shots is the 70-200mm on a full frame camera. However, when shooting in a studio type setting, I use the Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8 on a Sony APSC camera. This lightweight combination facilitates shooting with one hand while offering a treat with the other hand. The Sony Animal Eye-AF and a hand strap is a great help also... Most of my shooting has been for Maltese Rescue California and for that I shoot mostly portraits rather than action shots...

[@jackiehedger26]

Great tips Andy, thanks mate

[@eduardoruiz337]

how a completed dog photography job should be delivered to this owner

[@dannybts1308]

excellent

[@katanakatana9002]

Which camera will be best for beginner for pet photography (cats) budget friendly? What’s suit better crop or full frame?Thank you 😊

[@ThePhotographerAcademy]

That’s a hard question to answer as it all depends on budget. If your just getting started don’t be afraid of second hand. Crop frame is ok as it allows you to get closer with a standard lens, prime or zoom. Sorry we can’t be specific for you, but your local camera shop will also be your best friend

[@ourlittleworld2022]

Can I start with the canon 18-35mm lense or is it not enough? I have it already on my canon 750d?

[@damienpmusic]

Start with whatever you have and build from there. As someone who's been into photography and videography for over a decade, I can tell you that no matter what new gear you buy, you'll always find something else you want next lol.

[@InGreed666]

What are your camera settings to get these sharp pictures?

[@AlwaysEeepy]

Settings vary depending on your photo... But for a moving object you wanna have a fast shutter and depends on how much of your subject you want to have in focus so you would need I higher number or lower number on your apeture.

[@eduardocortes-dv4lo]

Any speed or DOF?

[@AlwaysEeepy]

That depends on how fast your subject is moving and what lens you are using.

[@dodgeram3773]

Then there’s me with my dog doing it on my own 😂 he don’t care about treats I just want to take more interesting photos instead of the same ones he does well at sitting and staying but anything else comes out blurry and I don’t have an expensive camera but I don’t have a cheap camera and with all my settings that I’m able to control are on right but still come out blurry when I take movement pics 😭

[@BA9000]

Phodography

[@Wolf.Pack999]

Plz speak in urdu plz

[@Wolf.Pack999]

I love your videos😍😍😍😋