Does High ISO or Underexposure Cause Noise with the Canon EOS R5?
In today’s video were going to explore if high ISO or under exposure leads to excessive noise in digital photography, specifically when shooting in the photo studio at ISO 100, 200 400 and 800 with the Canon EOS R5 camera. We will also look at how these files look with and without Capture One’s default noise processing.
Member Exclusive: 5 – Studio Hardware – Apple Boxes
If you have ever looked at a behind the scenes photo or walked down the isle in a camera store and wondered, what is that thing and why do I need it? Then this series is for you! Over the next few videos, I will be shining a little light on all of the small things that help up get the job done in the studio and on location.
Member Exclusive: 4 – Studio Hardware – A-Clamps
If you have ever looked at a behind the scenes photo or walked down the isle in a camera store and wondered, what is that thing and why do I need it? Then this series is for you! Over the next few videos, I will be shining a little light on all of the small things that help up get the job done in the studio and on location.
Member Exclusive: 3 – Studio Hardware – Magic Arms
If you have ever looked at a behind the scenes photo or walked down the isle in a camera store and wondered, what is that thing and why do I need it? Then this series is for you! Over the next few videos, I will be shining a little light on all of the small things that help up get the job done in the studio and on location.
Which focal length is best for portrait photography?
In today’s video were going to examine how a models face appears in the based on our lens choice. Testing a 25mm, 50mm, 70mm, 85mm, 100mm and a 135mm lens.