Wide Angle Portraiture: Two Minute Tips with David Bergman

David Bergman shows you what to watch out for when making portraits using a wide angle lens in this Ep. 150 of Two Minute Tips

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[hurleygreen]

GREAT WIDE ANGLE PORTRAIT TIPS! Thanks for reminding us to keep subject in the center of frame and keep camera level! Again, thank you...:)

[Woodenarrows]

I really like your short 2 minute tip videos. Thanks for doing them...

[spl]

Great tips as always!...and awesome to see you using an EOS R!, it’s a great camera

[Rod.P.C]

Brilliant video, as usual. Greetings from Brazil.

[risbill]

When shooting fashion models I always love getting super low and tilting the camera up with a 24mm lens to make them look super tall and they love it. It's unrealistic but the look is fantastic.

[jacobchristianglover]

Happy New Year and thanks for the tips!

[metalero]

Muy buen vídeo, ya quisiera tener ese lente

[krectus]

The high angle shot looking down at 1:13 is actually the best shot of the bunch. Even though it was an example of a bad shot.

[brianknight]

This is great advice. I just ordered a 24mm prime, and I am kinda worried that I will have to switch lenses on the fly to take decent portraits during events. Zoom is the obvious answer, I know, but I really want the wide aputure and quality of the prime.

[casade]

What kind of lens did you use to shoot your video where you are taking to the camera?

[stephenhunt]

Thank for this tip, sending you a question.

[flaviopresutti]

Hey man! always with the true!

Working with Bon Jovi gave you opportunities to work with other bands?
And how do you keep original after doing the same concerts for months?
Greetings from Uruguay

[junichinomura]

David bergman What 3 primes will you pick ? Thanks 😉🤔