A Day of Cinematic Portrait Photography

Sharing a day of cinematic portrait photography vlog as well as a couple of editing tutorials, inspired by film.

A good RGB light:
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Shot on sonya7s3 and fujifilm tx-1.

Chapters:
0:00 Intro to Cinematic Portrait Photography & autumn shots
1:34 Using RGB LED Lights
2:46 Start of night portrait photography
6:13 Film inspired editing breakdowns
9:11 What I'm learning from shooting more portraits
10:44 Few more portrait photos I didn't share earlier

Model's ig:

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[teemu.mp]

A good RGB light:
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[sleepless]

I've been following you on Instagram for some time. Very glad to see you on Youtube. Very inspiring work, seeing the behind the scenes is really very special. Great job.

[myoungtrollpark]

Hey I wanted to say thank you for all of your contents. I'm an amateur photographer living in Seoul. I started my nft after watching your video (haven't sold anything but still your video was a big help), and now I get this kind of a precious portrait tips that I can use it right now (cuz I live not that far from that place). I always asked other photographers how to take this Cinestill look portraits and nobody really gave me an answer. Now I don't need to beg for this on Instagram. A big thank you again!

[rizkiadtyam]

Looking forward for editing tutorial vids or behind the scene videos 🔥

[mariathithuthaonguyen]

Nothing wrong with cliches braaah. Food work man

[JokiW]

Learning so much from your videos. Like how you always reflect on hour work and development. The idea to start off from a "cliché" that appeals to you and then slowly incorporate and devlop your style from it is a great tip. It's gives a really concrete and obtainable starting point.
Btw how did you get in contact with the model and how did you pitch your idea and direct her? Would like to get into this kind of cinematic portraiture more, but not sure were to start. Also I'm thinking it is typically not the type of photos models are interested in for their portfolio, but maybe I'm wrong?
Thanks!

[dduartez]

Come to Portugal one day, id love to see what you'd do over here!

[ezustnyar]

Again interesting content, keep on experimenting! Maybe it`s just me but I found the way the model was interacting with the cigarette did not always feel natural. I might be completely wrong but the expressions sometimes felt a bit exaggerated like a non smoker would do. :)

[rafsnchz]

I really liked this video. I love seeing you editing these photos, but what impresses me even more is how you work with light. can you tell me how do you hold this rgb light?

[Nomvxn]

have you ever been London?? you should visit! 🙌🏼I could give you a couple great niche locations for ya!✌🏼

[theochr]

Great vibes in your photos. I really love that style! I want to ask a question where you show the edits at the end of the video. Shooting at 5000 iso and these kind of stuff doesn't bring any noise even if it's a sony camera? I mean why not slightly bump up the noise reduction and the color noise bar?

[matheusdezan]

How did you cast a red light on your model? Did you use any rgb?