Stop Taking Bad Pictures of Your Car | Wheelhouse

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[@DudeGuyBroGuy]

Also, avoid shooting where you're in the reflection

[@poop-qx8cn]

yeah don’t want anyone seeing my ugly ass

[@JapCarRealGood]

Step 1: turn your phone on its side to shoot landscape

[@daslynnter9841]

What you don't like half of the photo being clouds?

[@yogiewisesa2802]

Well dont if you want wallpaper

[@CarsandChris]

@@yogiewisesa2802 or posting to Instagram. Vertical photos get more attention

[@SEAMOTORSPORTS]

JapCarRealGood not for instagram

[@Finnspin_unicycles]

Some pictures are better horizontal, some better vertical. But you should choose what you want because of the composition, not because you are to lazy to turn your phone.

[@jacobmyler7689]

I'll be honest, the unedited 'before' versions looked a lot better!

[@AW-Luke]

Yeah I thought that too

[@ShinJoey84]

Jacob Myler agreed.

[@jadz684z]

I thought so as well especially the engine pic

[@arturopacheco89]

True. The after looks like a desert

[@karl2673]

Indeed. The first photo (car) is too warm, the area around the wheels is underexposed and the car color is too washed out and different from the actual car color. The second photo (engine) has way too much under- and overexposure and it's complete junk. The last photo (speed meter) is also a little underexposed and lacks color.

[@johnrawrallday]

This is the closest we've gotten to a Donut Media and Hoonigan crossover, and I'm happy it was Larry who did it.

[@No1Famous617]

John Beekman I’m surprised Nolan didn’t mention Hoonigan when introducing Larry.

[@szymonz.8448]

@@No1Famous617 He said in credits, watch till the end 😊

[@Drunken.Kitten]

Larry dose not work for hoonigain, he's a contractor who works with them.

[@skulldragon5153]

Do a vid on the involvement of car companies during ww2 and other wars

[@Omar-em7rl]

YES, THIS!!!! i know you read the comments Donut Media! show how vehicle factories went from making cars to making tanks and engines for airplanes, lots of info here, im sure you'll be able to get past the 10min mark on this one.

[@mr.cangieter8758]

This ☝️

[@sherlocksinha2435]

Porsche - elephant pls

[@no_4259]

Sherlock Sinha *_J A_*

[@Channel_60]

James May has delved very deep into this subject. Check out his documentaries.

[@CoronaTheFatCat]

As a photographer, I've literally never thought of holding lens filters over my cell phone camera before. But then again, these days you can get lenses and filters for your phone, same as your DSLR.

[@oogaandboogainc762]

I feel like James would do an episode on the miata on bumper to bumper

[@carljosephavelino4128]

But he usually does bumber 2 bumper to unique cars

[@oogaandboogainc762]

@@carljosephavelino4128 but it has pop up and down headlights

[@carljosephavelino4128]

@@oogaandboogainc762 pop pop pop

[@DrewTrouw]

or an Up To Speed

[@whitebear96]

@@DrewTrouw There is already UTS ep on Miata :)

[@bannablitz247]

More tips for selling: 1 include as many photos as you can and please use landscape 2 If you like make the first photo seen a front corner shot with the wheels turned towards the opposite corner like its on the cover of a magazine 3 Taking pictures in your yard, nicer area or in my case the gravel near the field across the street looks a lot nicer than the am/pm parking lot 4 NO snapchat or instagram photos, captions and filters are usually a dead giveaway you are young and stereo typically do not have $ for maintenance 5 If you use filters make is a subtle one and use it on all photos to bring back color if the photos look dead 6 Show as much of the car as possible, all body panels, 1 or 2 interior, 1 good landscape engine bay pic showing the whole bay 7 your goal to an extent is to show as much of the car in the ad as possible, an ad with good pictures and enough simple detail will keep expectations even with the car. 8 Get that car as clean as possible, nobody likes somebody elses mess. Wash, vacuum and at least wipe the engine bay with a rag (dont hose it, ends bad) 9 Be sure to include all necessary information, year, make, model, engine style v6,v8 etc. , engine displacement, rwd,fwd, awd, 4wd, mileage, general options like a/c or p/s if not all of the cars had it like miatas. 10 Remember you are trying to sell the car so you need to be honest, but the buyer also needs to make the call themselves on what is wrong with the car. If the steering wheel isn't dead straight but it doesn't pull it is not worth mentioning IMO. Remember lots of pictures and to the point Keep-It-Simple-Stupid

[@blankmeme224]

There's this youtuber called @BuddysDIY who actually recommends vertical or portrait pictures instead. 🤔

[@senorporko3299]

I love the saying keep it simple stupid because you can use it for so many things trying to learn to drive instead of trying to bash through gears like your Colin McRae keep it simple go slow learn where the gears are and how it feels to change gear you want to take nice photos for Instagram dont start on some really complex shots where you are photographing moving cars while sat still keep it simple take a picture with something else in the foreground or with a nice view in the background like in this video

[@Zantrop64]

I'm not fond of the miata's editing. I love contrast, it just shows what you want to show. It was a great Instagram pic, not so much for selling

[@zachlemay88]

You're right about it being a bad picture for selling, but not all of these pictures were to sell, it was for Social Media mostly.

[@quillmaurer6563]

Agree, just like his "crap" versus "cool" photo of his Mustang, the first one really showed the car a lot better, while the one at the end was much more "artful" but you couldn't see anything about the actual car. It all depends on the objective.

[@Zantrop64]

@@quillmaurer6563 for a selling picture, I would go with most manufacturers way : high contrast, cool reflection, putting the colour in the spotlight...

[@quillmaurer6563]

@@Zantrop64 Yes. And how well lit it is depends on the condition of the paint. If it's in great condition, do like you describe. If it's crap, do something avant-garde.

[@Zantrop64]

@@quillmaurer6563 Indeed. But with a bit of work, you follow chrisfix's video on cleaning, and your car seems a thousand times better

[@nickgehr6916]

"How to take car photos with just your phone?" *_hold up, let me take my nokia 3310_*

[@TheJedirock]

But seriously, nokias did what good phones try to do today, lumia 1520 is rad

[@DuckDroid]

@@TheJedirock yea, the newer nokia phones are really good

[@CLK944]

The 3310's camera is so good it doesn't even exist

[@corpsenugget455]

2:08 does anyone know where I can find this song and it's name?

[@ashlanhanson7221]

Dark Wolf take a screen recording and go on Snapchat, and use there Shazam feature

[@Channel_60]

Most importantly, create your personal style. Edit photos how you like them and keep them all consistent. Like your car, you photography and editing style is unique to you.

[@EngelSpiel]

Indeed, the same could be said of any artform.

[@liamlyda2116]

I would only say to stick with the style and be consistent with it once you have had a lot of experience, in my opinion new photographers should always try new style and techniques and when you find something you like save it but keep messing around with it until you feel that you exhausted all possible styles you can think of, I personally did what you recommended and while I really liked it one day I decided to do the opposite of what I would normally do, I started out doing very warm shots and eventually after almost a year of experimenting I found that I like cooler photography better, may just be me tho, one of my friends did the same thing I did and experimented a lot and loved it but another friend didnt like to do that

[@bigwillchill]

I like the original pictures without the filters better.

[@soggybrick772]

Instructions unclear Car still looks like an Aztec *O H W A I T*

[@feltcutemightdelete7566]

Underappreciated comment

[@johncarlofernandez2698]

Don't worry. I find Aztecs cool

[@christianpeele6878]

i love azteks

[@soggybrick772]

Yeah they’re pretty cool but the looks are... interesting

[@drew899]

When I look at cars on Craigslist, I immediately scroll part cars that have filters and have been edited. It kinda kills the car for me. It means that they are trying to make the car look better and compensating. Great picture hacks but not a fan of changing the warmth of the pictures and such

[@mikes062]

Drew it drives me crazy finding pictures that someone has tried to edit or make look cool. Take real pictures and act like an adult when you're selling a car!! lol

[@drew899]

mike s if you think your car looks better in black and white, then you probably won’t see the green and white. Smh. And you also probably think that Snapchat filters are acceptable profile pictures.

[@mikes062]

Drew yup that's for sure

[@DarkSignal59]

same, I hate filters, they just make everything so fake. and I personally like the before photo in this video better. you can see the coast better and the colors look very natural and rich. also there's no photo I hate more than black and white ones (unless they are actual, historical, old school black and white photos). what do people have against color these days?

[@hamsterama]

Users filters and editing makes sense for selling a house. Realtors do it all the time. But for selling a car? Nope!

[@jcmartinez7527]

Actually, the 2x zoom on newer phones is actually a 2x OPTICAL zoom. Not digital. It's a whole other lens. And it actually has a good effect on photos. But, like Larry said, dont be lazy and adjust composition with zoom. Walk forward or back. Either on 1x or 2x.

[@dxme9190]

James: always says litlary every big name in Car Culture is his friend, but no one of them ever showed up at his show Nolan: says nothing about his friends in his videos and then Larry Chen shows up 😂

[@ChrisTheCarBuilder]

Drift_ Noob don’t you mean “literally”? 😂

[@dxme9190]

@@ChrisTheCarBuilder yeah, thanks

[@dxme9190]

@@ChrisTheCarBuilder my English just ain't good

[@samthomson3394]

@@ChrisTheCarBuilder weewoo some called the cun.. Oh I mean grammar police

[@GettinWithSigi]

Larry Chen is the best thing man, live around the things you love to do. Would love to learn under him.

[@lewdyperalta7171]

For a sec I thought Nolan was just sitting next to himself 😂 6:41

[@maraujo1984]

2:25: sounds like Jeremy Clarkson 😎

[@kellyscars]

That's the point..

[@guilhemjager4324]

Really cool video idea! I've been shooting cars for about two years now, and I've only got two things to say. 1, Lightroom will completely change the way your photography. It's fun, intuitive, and really really capable, and it's free! And 2, practice. The more you practice, the better you will get, and the more creative you'll get!

[@mr.cangieter8758]

Love Larry's work. Would love to see a 🍩 Donut Media x Hoonigan collaboration in the future. 🏎️💥💨

[@RonnieRawdawg]

ummm donut garage....

[@No1Famous617]

Ronnie Rawdawg Donut garage is not a collaboration between the two.

[@greenghost7492]

Ten more tips: 1. Sometimes leaving the natural color of the photo alone is better. Stylistic color is fun for posting online but it doesn't necessarily "improve" the shot. However, /always/ check to see if adjusting your highlights/whites and shadows/blacks can improve the photo. 2. You CAN shoot with the main light source somewhere behind your car! A lot of professional photographers and cinematographers even prefer this technique. Just make sure there's enough ambient light that your car doesn't look too dark. 3. A perfect time to try "light behind the car" is during sunset or in the hour before it, AKA "magic hour". The sun's low angle will cast long shadows and a warm beautiful look on your car. Think about how many pro car shots have that golden sunset look. 4. Learn what The Rule Of Thirds is! It takes less than a minute and a quick Google search to learn, and it will give you a basic idea of how to get good composition easily in your photos. 5. While you're on Google becoming an expert in just a few minutes, look up Leading Lines! Leading lines add depth and draw attention to the subject/car. 6. The glass filter used in front of the iPhone lens here is called a circular polarizer. Rotating the filter allows you to get rid of various unwanted reflections on your car or make the sky appear more blue. Just get one! You will have a lot of fun and you'll get better photos. 7. As shown here, your background is important. Ideally, place your car in a location that might already be worth taking a photo of on it's own as a landscape or aesthetic shot. Try to take an appealing photo of both the background AND your car /at the same time/. 8. They also sort of show this in the video, but never underestimate the power of turning the face of your front wheels towards the camera, whether the shot is from the front or the rear. You don't need it in every shot, but it's a lot like posing your car for the camera. 9. Got Photoshop? Cool. It's actually very easy to edit a still image of your car to have motion blur on just the wheels and background (not the body of the car itself) as if the photo was taken at high speeds. Tutorials are everywhere! The key is to take a dramatic low angle shot of your car (driver not visible) in a place where it COULD be zooming along. This will stand out, because people don't tend to have an "action shot" of their car. 10. This last one should be obvious but... if you're actually taking your car somewhere for pictures, please wash it first! A dirty car looks cheaper than it ought to in photos. "Eh, looks good enough" is not good enough.

[@crackingtheglobe]

Original pic was better. Made it look like dead AZ on the coast 🤣

[@arielaguilar5107]

CrackingTheGlobe the valve cover one bothers me the most

[@arturbaleja3907]

One more tip. Consider tour timing. You can make your photos look much nicer by taking them in evening, or early morning. This makes the colours warmer and often much more interesting. Also the lighting is generally milder at this time, so it can reduce highlights and make shades softer. This enables you even to make photos with the sun in the shoot without having a lot of trouble with contrast. And this trick us very easy to implement.

[@matttez]

6:42 Me: Holy Crap! Nolan! There's 2 of you!!!

[@gordon238]

The resemblance is astounding. I wonder if their parents were friends.

[@ExDud]

I am an amateur photographer and I started with a 5th gen iPod with a cracked screen and just tweaking made them awesome! Now I have some professional equipment!

[@NekoWinters]

Larry!!! ❤ Nolan sourcing the super pimp of glamor shots, professional AF, Be proud of your growth Nolan, you've come into your element as a host!!

[@byronspencer539]

Driving to scenic locations in the early morning when the lighting is good to take cool pics is probably my favorite thing to do in the car hobby. Even ripping through downtown early in the morning is fun. Ripping up a mountain road to an overlook early AM is heaven on earth.

[@SofaKingTouge]

I am always amazed at just how bad some people are at taking photos. My wife comes to mind. Lol.

[@mlg6992]

Was on offer up the other day, and saw this picture of a "bke" (bike) that looked like they took the picture while running towards it.

[@TakumisBizarreRacingAdventure]

IKR...

[@rubbers3]

For me, the best way to learn stuff like that is to look at the stuff I like and then analyse it, why I like it, why it works, where's the subject, what's in the background, where's the horizon, how are the colours, where your eyes are drawn to the most when looking at that picture. It takes a bit of practice, but it's rather easy once you get a hang of it. From this video I LOVE the advice to use your legs instead of zooming in. It's so simple, yet a lot of people don't get it.

[@adrianleon1731]

Anybody have the beacon hill vibe from Need for Speed Underground 2?

[@DoomFinger511]

The first guy had some solid tips. I like the idea of turning the wheel so you can see the front rim from the back corner. That was a good idea.

[@nascarfan43]

Make an up to speed on Plymouth

[@hemibell]

how has that not been done yet?

[@izzdin6228]

Especially the Plymouth Hemi Cuda.

[@CLK944]

It's already done

[@gamercoolapple1]

Plymouth neon!

[@mikes062]

That was pretty cool how you guys got Nolan talking to himself about editing pictures! It was awesome!

[@mixagitrya2220]

2:25 sounds like Jeremy Clarkson saying “and he is The Stig.” In Top Gear

[@OctaneStreet]

Yo not gunna lie, when he said "now that the headlights are out, it looks like the car is parked purposefully; like you meant to take a picture. Not just like it's a parked car." that shit is FACTS. Majorrrr tip that probably went over a lot of our heads!

[@altar7885]

6:52 "my good friend here" ... or did you mean MY TWIN BROTHER!!!

[@1mlb704]

I photograph cars for a dealership for work and I'm telling you, a DSLR or even a point-and-shoot will give you much better car photos than a smartphone. The biggest thing for me is the adjustable focal length. With real cameras you can stand further back and zoom in optically (not digitally, so there's no loss in quality). This allows you to get more car in your photo while having the vehicle look proportionally correct (ie. the grille and headlights don't look huge compared to the back of the car). Also yes, a cloudy/overcast setting is best for lighting.

[@koukicody]

Damn. That music made me think I was watching an Abroad in Japan video for a second 🤣

[@KutsukiKaiVT]

koukicody Same 😂😂😂😂

[@Mr_Roboto]

"It's 93 million miles away and it's...the sun" Thank PapaNolan

[@speedyf40]

Came for Up To Speed stayed for Wheel House

[@victoreboli211]

Ayyy

[@cedrictheveneau9141]

Joe Carioti Up to speed is on Thursday bro’ ;)

[@kea5763]

This needs a list of the must have shots i e full dashboard, and other extensive interior shots, engine, underside, trunk, exterior and how to best shoot those areas. Thanks for your hard work!

[@Travelakad]

"Kinda looks like Nolan" LOL!

[@cameronmiller7315]

A little too much like Nolan...

[@SqueakyNeb]

Larry Chen is mad legit, please continue probing his brain-stuff for knowledge

[@carfreak479]

larry got me bout to spend the whole day taking pics haha

[@TurboSeth]

i was at cars and coffee yesterday and the clouds were perfect and i’m super happy with what i got. sony mirrorless ftw

[@karma9556]

ASILOMAR!!! I go to that overlook like every day 🤯 So cool to see one of my favorite photoshoot spots used in a Donut video!!!

[@iainwales]

Other apps which are worth checking out are Lens Distortions, Pro Cam, SCRL, Unfold & Swipeable. Also shooting through stuff to add depth of field is easy and looks pro too. (such as bushes, fences, leaves.)

[@peterfreeman7817]

everyone else: ohhh thats a nice miata me: is that a Subaru outback?

[@towcat]

insert *is that a Supra* meme here

[@faizanbaber]

me who already takes good pictures and is a graphics designer who can edit them and they literally look like a wallpaper, Still watching Nolan because NOLAN is LOVE

[@dartscene]

Why "don't use 2x on iPhone"? Its optical zoom and makes smaller FOV - you dont have this fisheye effect.

[@casuablesheep1410]

5:58 love that red R32 being ignored in the background

[@jayryia]

Good stuff. For the Android users I find for my phone car photography, snapseed is an awesome app.

[@LombaxPieboy16]

Hell yes! Larry Chen is sick! Super hype to see him in a Donut video :D

[@rafaelestrada1846]

5:20 "Watch your finger." "Oh, that's your finger" *Nervous chuckle* *Blush* 😏😏 *Kissing begins*

[@fasharamadhani9847]

Wtf.....

[@the6speeder940]

Donut media fan fiction

[@TexelGuy]

As a person with a photography hobby, this is a pretty accurate video. Pretty basic, but this is like most of what I do with most of my photos, and for photos like that this is more than enough touching up. If you're willing to go more advanced, you should definitely shoot in RAW if your device supports it.

[@PatilHarshavardhan-u5p]

Larry chen with donut ftw

[@UnitZER0]

Another way to take great photos is to use a proper camera app. Don't use Instagram's native camera, it never shoots in high enough resolution, import your images from the on-board camera app instead. Flagship phones usually have a decent one, especially when you switch to Pro Mode. For the rest of us, OpenCamera is a good free app with lots of professional features, and it makes even average shots look amazing.

[@jay_mp4]

Actually zooming isn't bad if your phone has more than a single camera and one of them is a telephoto or more For example when they used the iphone in the vid it only had one lens and for zooming it just zoomed on the screen and not the camera itself so basically they lost a lot of resolution On a phone like the galaxy S10 you have a wide-angle and the telephoto,where the x2 is loss-free The P30 pro has a lot of zoom capability (up to 50x) but not exactly without loss but good enough

[@tommynguyen8620]

Still, when you can just move closer, zoom isnt neccessary.

[@jay_mp4]

@@tommynguyen8620 true, just thought I'd leave that there

[@Tenaciousdomi]

Wow, watching this after more recent Donut videos really highlights the uptick in production quality. Go Donut go!!

[@ykn05010]

I do photography, I got mixed feeling from this vid, but idk why

[@MaxCaissie]

Yea... The guy who was doing the editing didn't really know what he was doing, slidimg the highlights down in vsco, rendering it, picture gets compressed, then throwing it into light room and turning the high lights up and the whites down? Wtf do you you want your highlights to do 😂😂😂😂😂

[@MaxCaissie]

Should have done all the processing on Lightroom, cleaner output, can render without any additional compression

[@JLE1177]

Nice to see this, it’s what I’ve been doing since 2014. I love when people assume I have a expensive gear. My first viral photo was picked up by Nissan, shot with an IPhone 4

[@theghostofmarley3554]

Who ever takes a picture vertically needs to go to prison

[@SamSeama]

Awww, Nolan getting help from his brother with editing.

[@DeathCAPTsukinose]

great, now I can take a good pic of my Aventador...in forza.

[@PLAYBANOS]

I can help you with forza photography if you want, message me on Instagram @waffles_x_traef

[@GabrielIgnacio]

The funny thing is I sometimes disagree with simply moving closer and farther when shooting a car with a smartphone but for a different reason: equivalent focal range. Your usual smartphone camera is gonna be 24-26mm, which can warp how particular elements of a car will look in an image shot. The tele lenses on most phones are trickier to use but I find offer more pleasing results when you need those close-ups as those hover around the 50mm range, which is about how we see normally, which helps resonate an image with the viewer better, a la the human element. The wider range is good if you want background though

[@treydeal1280]

You mostly wanna show the valve cover Subaru owners: pull motor out

[@lima2168]

Larry Chen aka hoonigan Chen is the best

[@MrWell-qx5zs]

More handsome hosts equal better videos.

[@vintagecarnews5899]

yes

[@WaySydeBeats]

as a photographer i can definitely say you’re accurate especially with lighting

[@TecDLogic]

I have became a photographer after watching the video

[@ltwotimesl]

this is literally the best channel i love these. i learn something while being entertained and its great

[@THExDinomite]

This video came out the day after I went out to Mother Nature to take a picture of my car 😭

[@doanerific9908]

D-Draven Fuhhh go back! LOL

[@Scooter_911]

Not trying to be a dick but this is the first Nolan video I actually watched to the end. Usually I'm put off because I don't trust him as a credible source for actual information... So yeah, nice job. Good video

[@lokksiders__2151]

How to Take PERFECT Car Photos with Just Your Phone Step 1: Buy a phone. Step 2: Buy a phone with a camera.

[@Polygonblasting]

That epic song where Larry is introduced is Mattie Maguire - look where that got you

[@megarayquaza627]

Step 1 : buy a good looking car Step 2.....

[@eurosonly]

This reminds me of how shiny cars used to be in the earlier gran turismo games. It definitely made them look nicer.

[@sirsavagethe21st56]

You're talking to a dude that has 500 followers only follows 150 of them back and never posts anything.

[@dodger06100]

Fr Lary Chen is the goat of car pictures

[@danielmarconi3527]

I've played enough Forza to know that the second photo is from Forza Horizon 4.

[@danielmarconi3527]

@Ricky Spanish the thumbnail

[@danielmarconi3527]

@Ricky Spanish I know, I was making a joke

[@Aus.S7in]

Timestamp?

[@danielmarconi3527]

@@Aus.S7in what for?

[@Aus.S7in]

Daniel Marconi Too lazy to find out the second picture

[@Shackon2Ts]

Yessss. Keep working with Hoonigan!

[@MrBazuzi]

Lerry Chen is the shit!!! It's so cool that you guys had him on!!!

[@java090]

Nolan my man, that silhouette shot at the end looks sick!!

[@marcosruiz6573]

They didn't go over symmetry, that's my number one thing that draws me. This is why that final mustang shot looks so good to me. Also.. wth no landscape??

[@joeyslats31]

The best camera in the world is the one you have with you. Composition will get you the best photos, photography is more about your thinking and artistry then just having a fancy camera. Plus the Contax and Leica on that desk are probably worth close to that Miata. (Not accounting for sentimentality)

[@colemang6951]

I have my camera "tuned" for landscape because it helps with the car details in the sun. Also, use light exposure settings for mega sunny locations. Awsome Video Dounut!

[@OrganicGreens]

9:03 the befour photos look way better than the poorly edited ones. Larry chen would be disappointed

[@trashpanda6122]

Nolan is the best thing about donut media.

[@naticusminimus5967]

Now that we got Larry here, and he works with Hoonigan a lot, could we get a up to speed on Hoonigan?

[@arizonevibes]

I feel Donut Media X Hoonigan is getting closer and closer

[@michaellee1216]

that laugh...you are a funny dude Nolan.

[@freshcoastdrifttracks6074]

I could litset to Larry talk about his craft all day

[@caseylowe7382]

I'm definitely coming back to this vid once I decide to take pics of my jetta👌🏽

[@asifchowdhury6520]

THIS HAS TO BE A SERIES!!!

[@MinlityCrazyAngelZ]

Donut : bring Larry No one : Me : collab with the hoonigan please donut!!!

[@instantfob]

You can also use your polarized sunglasses as photo lens filter on sunny day.

[@Koffiato]

Physically moving and zooming in are very different things tho. If your phone is capable, you can zoom in & get a better angle. That secondary telephoto cameras exist for a reason. Also editing depends heavily on the user. I don't usually make use of heavy filters for instance, but go nuts once in a while. It's just a matter of taste and depends on everything.

[@noahbartlett2832]

honestly better than a lot of photography tutorials on actual photography channels