The Photographer's Guide to MASTERING Outdoor Portraits

Get 5 free credits for Evoto AI at http://SDP.io/evoto and use coupon TONY15 for 15% off. Tony & Chelsea Northrup provide guidance on taking outdoor portraits using both smartphones and traditional cameras. It emphasizes that technique is more important than gear. Key topics covered include: Location: Choosing safe, quiet locations with multiple spots for photos, and being aware of permit requirements. Background: Opting for clean, simple backgrounds, and checking for distractions. Zooming in can reduce distractions and blur the background. Expression: Encouraging natural expressions by creating a friendly environment and using motion. Posing: Discussing different posing techniques, including headshots versus full-body shots. Composition: Considering horizontal and vertical shots, leaving room to crop, and paying attention to camera height. Natural Lighting: Aiming for ideal lighting conditions but being prepared to deal with challenging light. Using reflectors or walls to bounce light. Artificial Lighting: Utilizing off-camera flash with umbrellas and remote triggers. Camera Settings: Covering manual mode, ISO, f/stop, and shutter speed for background exposure, as well as HSS and flash brightness for flash settings. Gear: Listing necessary equipment, including video gear, mics, diffusers, reflectors, cameras, lenses, strobes, sandbags, and light stands. TABLE OF CONTENTS 0:00 Introduction 0:23 Location Scouting 1:19 Meaningful Locations 1:33 Choosing a Background 1:59 Focal Length & f/stop 2:47 One-eye Rule 3:15 Composition 3:54 Facial Expression 4:46 Evoto Promo 5:25 Posing 7:10 Camera Height 7:36 Using a Diffuser 8:10 Using a Reflector 8:39 Evoto Promo 8:59 Backlighting 9:10 Strobes 11:45 Summary