The Truth About Wide Angle Portraits: OnSet with Daniel Norton

[@carlodipaolo5826]

I watched this when Daniel first put it up. It's almost a year later and I just watched it again. There is a lot more information in this video than just the wide angle lens thing. I love when we see him deal with everything and mold a photograph right before our eyes. I tend to panic and start freaking out when things don't work out right away. I'm not professional, I shoot for hobby, but among a lot of other stuff this video tells me to relax and think it out.

[@andrerodriguez7603]

Love your long videos. Keep it up, no need to be in a hurry. You make photography fun, as it should be.

[@ashj1979]

25:59 Priceless Marisa laugh! Always a joy to watch you guys enjoy yourselves and dishing out great advice

[@SpotBentley]

Volume doesn't seem as high as it usually is.

[@alanberry4919]

More accurate than then term compression, is the term perspective. Thinking of a fence moving away from you, the picket further away seems smaller and closer together than the ones closer to you. But I get the concept either way.

[@CyclopsPhotog]

Interesting how focal length definitions have changed over the years. When I picked up my first SLR in high school wide angle was anything wider than 50mm. Ultra wide was wider than 28mm. Telephoto was longer than 50mm.

[@jjbs58]

Excellent video Daniel... but please give us a brief set of rules for using a wide angle . . . thnx

[@joedamone9954]

Hi Daniel thanks for the video! When you are shooting portraits on a tripod how do you focus?

[@MartinV.]

Great Video!

[@Butterflyeffect1975-d6b]

First of all, you are a great instructor, I like your channel !!. Just wondering, is this your regular gear (Nikon z 6II) , or on professional tasks are you using different gear ?

[@valenciosmall1683]

This one was hard to watch because I have been there on several occasions shooting with a new camera and trying to use a cine or manual only lens with no electronic contacts. and nothing happens because I did not set the camera to shoot with no lens, so the 1st thing I do know with any new camera is set that feature right away

[@anthonymceastland6218]

Can you change the coloring while your shooting

[@IAmR1ch]

A sad Marisa is my favorite Marisa LOL I am not fully convinced on wide angle because you could throw a magnifying glass on you camera and Marisa would still look good but I am going to try it.

[@DylanRichardson841]

I really like some of the last shots you got in this video.

[@ernie28ernie]

Hi Daniel, thank you for this informative video. I guess I'm not a wide angle guy. I love 50mm portraits or longer to about 105mm. But I only remember 1 great wide angle portrait, I've ever seen... Seems just not my taste ;)

[@cjk1943]

❤hi from Sebago Lake maine

[@Bearhawk58]

It is important to make the audio audible.

[@gewglesux]

nICE ONE.

[@spectremanLIVE1]

👍🥰

[@TimHunold]

This could have been a 5 minute video

[@edisito9]

Also a little editing would go a long way, I understand that the original video might have been live, but it’s not hard to cut the first 5 minutes out of the video

[@CastanedaPhoto]

And there’s a button you can press called skip, pure laziness. It’s a free public video, complain elsewhere.