Workshop “klassieke belichtingen”

“Classical Lighting” like d’Harcourt style, but also being creative with light. You see this and more in a small backstage video. Enjoy !

Tip : how to fit your model on the paper background 

Shooting a model on seamless can be tricky if you want to fit a whole model on it, especially when he/she is jumping. But there is a real easy technique. Although it needs some room. 

As you probably know all lenses behave in a certain way. Wide angles show you a lot of the area and longer lenses compress and also show you less of the background. We also call this angle of view. Where wider lenses have a wider angle of view. 

With this knowledge it’s very simple to fit a model on a background 😉
Just move all the way back as far as you can and use the longest lens possible to shoot your subject. If you can move away far enough you will see it’s incredibly easy to fit your model on the paper. Of course you can also play with the distance to the background.  

But remember the closer you move the model to the background the more chance you run on shadows on the background. So make sure you choose a balanced position if you can’t move back far enough. 

Photowalk 2016, Amsterdam

October 1th, we organised the Scott Kelby’s worldwide photowalk in Amsterdam. More 30 enthusiastic photographers walked trough the streets of Amstserdam. We were very lucky with the weather. Amsterdam is always nice, especially in the weekend there are a lot of people. Including some results. Enjoy and don’t forget to subscribe!

behind the closed DOORs November 9 2016

In todays episode you follow us on “digital classroom day”.
You can see the results from this weekends workshop, our new 19″ rack for our video gear and of course the broadcast from digital classroom.

But…. somethings also went wrong today including that we broke one of our ledgo panels 🙁 but it also proofs how incredibly sturdy they are, you have to watch the episode to see what I mean 😀

We hope you enjoy this episode and let us know what we can improve or do differently, we’re always open for suggestions