7 ideas for creative lens ball photography

At COOPH, we are always up for trying out new and interesting styles of photography. Recently we picked up a lens ball, an awesome crystal sphere that allows you to take refraction photos that reveal the background in the ball. As well as having fun, we wanted to bring you some cool tips on what you can shoot with your lens ball. So, watch all 7 tips, enjoy the video and make sure to try it out for yourself and share your results with us on the links below, or tag @thecooph and #coophshoutout on Instagram for a chance to be featured in our stories. We can’t wait to see your photos! Join the Cooperative of Photography: http://www.cooph.com Visit the COOPH store: http://store.cooph.com Instagram:   / thecooph   Facebook:   / thecooph   Twitter:   / thecooph   Support COOPH on Patreon:   / thecooph   PRODUCTS FEATURED: Cap: https://coo.ph/2CP92dB Photo Vest: https://coo.ph/2WIlUtw Braid Strap: https://coo.ph/2Z40ucj Jacket: https://coo.ph/2wu50nw Shirt: https://coo.ph/2Ue6eBi T-Shirt: https://coo.ph/2XZAY6o OUR EQUIPMENT: Camera used for photography: Nikon D850: http://amzn.to/2udcI6Q Camera used for filming - Sony A7s: http://amzn.to/2hMCHf0 Lens ball: https://amzn.to/2W6fYOh Tripod - Gitzo Traveler GT1545T: http://amzn.to/2C9bKvP SD Card - SanDisk Extreme PRO: https://amzn.to/2I4yZq8 Hard Drive - SanDisk Extreme Portable SSD 500GB: https://amzn.to/2L6sB45 Image Editing Software - Adobe Lightroom: http://amzn.to/2tMunya Image Editing Software – Adobe Photoshop: http://amzn.to/2tMunya Video Editing Software – Adobe Premiere Pro: http://amzn.to/2w0thm8 Video Editing Software – Adobe After Effects: http://amzn.to/2jsQdRt By purchasing from the “amzn.to” links above, you will not incur any additional charges. We do however receive a small commission from Amazon, which helps us to keep doing what we love; bringing you creative, inventive and quality video content that will up your photography game! Producer: Ulrich Grill, zooom productions (http://www.zooom.at) Cinematography, editing and directing: Martin Herbst, Lukas Kozel Photography: Holger Väth Written by: Sean Nugent