There is a theory out there, that it "doesn't take expensive professional photography equipment to take great photos." For those of you that have seen the FStoppers iPhone Photo Shoot, they show just that, taking great professional-looking images on an iPhone 3GS. We wanted to add upon what they have already done and go one step further in proving this theory. So, we did an iPhone Photo Shoot tribute to the FStoppers. But, for this photo shoot we have set some ground rules: The Rules 1) iPhone Camera Only -- We are not using any additional apps or functions other than the iPhone Camera that comes standard with each phone. 2) Accessories Less than -- We are limiting all additional photographic accessories to less than each, and less than 0 in total for the entire shoot. 3) Non-Professional Model -- We are using our lighting assistant and friend Yoko as our model. While she is beautiful, she doesn't have any prior modeling experience. 4) Harsh Daytime Lighting -- We rescheduled this shoot to ensure that we didn't have any nice, photography-friendly overcast skies. We wanted to shoot in direct harsh sunlight so we can prove that this is possible regardless of the weather. So, enjoy the video guys, and be sure to let us know what you think! To see all of the original and edited shots from this shoot. Please check out the photos on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com
Friday, January 18, 2013
The SLR Lounge iPhone Photo Shoot - A Follow Up Tribute to The FStoppers
The SLR Lounge iPhone Photo Shoot - A Follow Up Tribute to The FStoppers Tube. Duration : 8.20 Mins.
There is a theory out there, that it "doesn't take expensive professional photography equipment to take great photos." For those of you that have seen the FStoppers iPhone Photo Shoot, they show just that, taking great professional-looking images on an iPhone 3GS. We wanted to add upon what they have already done and go one step further in proving this theory. So, we did an iPhone Photo Shoot tribute to the FStoppers. But, for this photo shoot we have set some ground rules: The Rules 1) iPhone Camera Only -- We are not using any additional apps or functions other than the iPhone Camera that comes standard with each phone. 2) Accessories Less than -- We are limiting all additional photographic accessories to less than each, and less than 0 in total for the entire shoot. 3) Non-Professional Model -- We are using our lighting assistant and friend Yoko as our model. While she is beautiful, she doesn't have any prior modeling experience. 4) Harsh Daytime Lighting -- We rescheduled this shoot to ensure that we didn't have any nice, photography-friendly overcast skies. We wanted to shoot in direct harsh sunlight so we can prove that this is possible regardless of the weather. So, enjoy the video guys, and be sure to let us know what you think! To see all of the original and edited shots from this shoot. Please check out the photos on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com
There is a theory out there, that it "doesn't take expensive professional photography equipment to take great photos." For those of you that have seen the FStoppers iPhone Photo Shoot, they show just that, taking great professional-looking images on an iPhone 3GS. We wanted to add upon what they have already done and go one step further in proving this theory. So, we did an iPhone Photo Shoot tribute to the FStoppers. But, for this photo shoot we have set some ground rules: The Rules 1) iPhone Camera Only -- We are not using any additional apps or functions other than the iPhone Camera that comes standard with each phone. 2) Accessories Less than -- We are limiting all additional photographic accessories to less than each, and less than 0 in total for the entire shoot. 3) Non-Professional Model -- We are using our lighting assistant and friend Yoko as our model. While she is beautiful, she doesn't have any prior modeling experience. 4) Harsh Daytime Lighting -- We rescheduled this shoot to ensure that we didn't have any nice, photography-friendly overcast skies. We wanted to shoot in direct harsh sunlight so we can prove that this is possible regardless of the weather. So, enjoy the video guys, and be sure to let us know what you think! To see all of the original and edited shots from this shoot. Please check out the photos on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com
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