Seamless Paper for Studio Photography: Ep 224: Digital Photography 1 on 1: Adorama Photography TV

[@dah7772]

Hands down best photography podcast available. Mark rocks

[@Dezgadgets_n_things]

love it mark. at first I was wondering why she was standing back there like a statue, but once you explained the shadow it was really cool. Never seen shadows explained like that before, or in such a visual hands on manner really cool mark props for that one.

[@josephchan4198]

One of best instructors. Hope to see another episode during the fall from him.

[@steve57457]

Mark, you are great. You're one of my favorite photo tutor who make everything undersandable.

[@ronlongwellphoto]

Really loving the outtakes at the end of the videos lately. These are all really helpful; you're doing an outstanding job of education, Mark!

[@BeerBeach]

I loved how you built the simple set using seamless. Great ideas for creating variety inexpensively.

[@ShlomiGreenPhotography]

I expected this to be a little boring but was actually very informative. Thanks for another great episode, as usual :)

[@76ers]

Very well done Mark!! Very informative, memorable and easy to understand! Kelsie is cute

[@jim5196]

Keep up the good work Mark.

[@wendystumbaugh695]

Love the ideas! never thought about using seamless paper as a room wall with draperies!

[@Adorama]

Hi Ehab, Mark was using Photoflex moonlight flashes, which are available from Adorama

[@trainspot74]

Great as usual and full of infos. Thx mark

[@LawlessTech]

Great stuff, I'm never late for my Photography class - Love the out-takes!

[@gmanjapan]

Hey Mark. I love your show. One thing I wanted to ask though. Please consider showing more failures. In this episode you put the reflector between the back light and the model so as not to light her. Please show us what happens when you don't do this. Also you mentioned setting the back light too bright. Show that please. At least for me seeing the failures helps as much as the success.

[@hudasmt]

Hi Mark,just wanna clarify something regarding your ratio for your high key, you mention at 7:10 and 8:23 that it has to be 1 stop brighter for the back light. During your Episode 42 for high key and low key, you mention at 4:23 that the background should be 2 stops brighter. Have you change your lighting style for high key? Thanks

[@RamiBittar]

Great effort, really appreciated very informative & helpful, i keep waiting your great episodes to watch every week Thank you Mark and thanks for the rest of your team work keep the good work up Love from Egypt Rami Bittar

[@tutoriales3minutos]

Q. Can I just use a Green background and change the color in post production ?

[@siebenthal3956]

This was very helpful to me! Thanks a lot, Mark!

[@PhotoExpozure]

I hope you can answer my question as its been making me wonder for a long time. I have noticed that after living in Thailand for such a long time, that most studios here use paper rather than muslin or Vinyl. Paper seems more expensive, so why would studios opt for this choice for backgrounds? I have also noticed that the studios roll it out onto the floor which has caused it to tear and rip, surely this isn't good and ends up being more expensive.

[@ForestTaber]

Thanks for the informative video! What size was the gray background? It looked a little small to be 53''

[@manoharmgr8235]

வீடியோ மிகவும் பயனுள்ளதாக இருந்தது மிக்க நன்றி Very useful This video , big thank you (R.MANOHAR ,Chennai.India)

[@felipejustin]

If i want change the background color, i can just use gel colors? it's the same result?

[@wilsontique]

Amazing video.... So many useful tips. Thanks a lot!

[@ho444444ney]

brilliant brilliant brilliant

[@RainBow-op5go]

Wow.... Hats off to you brother

[@NunoSoares22]

Great work Mark. One quick question ... doesn't this Seamless Paper rips easy ? Can you actually walk on this without ripping it ?? Thanks in Advance

[@jjbenz9633]

yeap

[@TheDarkrooomStudio]

Very Very Good Video :) Great to learn....

[@jaminthomas]

@EyeCaptureImages That obviously was a creative decision. Mark wanted to create a particular mood and the shadows help to create that mood. In a standard portrait shot the shadows would be distracting. Not all shadows are bad :-).

[@eduardomoradel]

what lens did you use for the last shots of the red living room

[@MoRicePhoto]

gorgeous.

[@dmandavidbeverly]

what video camera are you using for this tutorial?

[@maddphotos]

@myhomensoares you can walk on it seamless is a thicker kind of paper and as long as you dont run and jump on it it wont rip. over time it will wear and tare but thats normal

[@ehab007bob]

sorry im still new so what lights he where using flashes or normal bulbs ?

[@kauxkaux]

Is it really paper? How easily you can break it? Is this suitable for people to stand on it eVen using high heels?

[@locoxellas]

very helpfull , thanks Mark really! :)

[@WilliamsFamilyMoment]

what size paper you use?

[@smatthew990]

Mark. Your fire exit should be clear!

[@apapics]

Thanks

[@bwilliamblock]

Good. Good. Good.

[@WilliamsFamilyMoment]

what lens are you using

[@jjbenz9633]

Corey Williams yes

[@elevatedmediagroup]

What if you stored horizontally flat not on a bar or anything? Isn't that better?

[@jjbenz9633]

they shall get dirty nasty lookn.....u could nt want that

[@muffemod]

only in the morning

[@tutoriales3minutos]

@ashkibala1 U right ! Thanks amigo

[@MrCoolAttitude]

That model had a permanent pokerface look

[@rufiorogue]

your models could have become great photographers themselves, given this much information they listen to

[@lslx7120]

i dnt even think so.. they got no clue what its being talkd about.

[@DominicanPowers]

the shadow is blocking your fire exit...

[@515Second]

Does your model ever smile?

[@OFCnmezi]

A lot of info.

[@oceandrew]

@EyeCaptureImages On a solid background the shadows are too prominent and distracting, after all you're shooting on a seamless to focus all the attention on the model, not what's around or behind her. On the set with other background items the shadows add to the interest or ambience of the image around and behind the model.

[@doodlejbhs]

music?

[@andydeltaco]

Great video. Every single time he starts saying 'home improvement' store, you can tell he's trying SO hard to not say Home Depot, ha.

[@jjbenz9633]

ay lololol......u guessd it tremendously

[@YipKuSing]

1st

[@tutoriales3minutos]

2nd =(

[@muffemod]

His shirt is too large.

[@lslx7120]

james didnt know what seamless paper is? hilarious.. perhaps he dont know about googling stuff

[@jjbenz9633]

Ls Lx LOL