August 2018 - Page 3 of 12

Review DJI CoPilot

August 20, 2018/in blog, Webinars and instructional videos/by Frank Doorhof

The imagetank… well loved them but do we still need them?
Well I think not, so then why do I spend a whole video talking about a device that some might just call an imagetank…. well this one is really special and has a lot of tricks that makes it a highly recommended device.

But beware… this is an honest review (like I always do), so it also points out some things I don’t like

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Review Sony G 12-24 lens

August 16, 2018/in blog, Webinars and instructional videos/by Frank Doorhof

In this episode of Quite Frankly we take a look at the Sony 12-24 G- lens…. now I like my reviews to be a bit different so I talk about the lens itself but also about the creative things you can actually do with it.

in my review I call it a gmaster but it’s a g lens. sorry for the confusion

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Or the Sigma here : https://amzn.to/2nIPZcV

With current pricing you could also get the Sigma Art F4 which is a direct competitor with the Sony, but I did not test this lens.
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One thing all good photographers will tell you

August 12, 2018/in blog, Visions and technique/by Frank Doorhof

Over the years I’ve spoken to a lot of great photographers.
And one thing that always stuck with me was that one line I always tell the attendees of my “travel and street photography” seminar was repeated over and over again.

“Always look behind you when walking or driving, there might be something awesome happening”

And this doesn’t just go for travel and street photography.
It also is great advice when working on location with a model. ALWAYS look around you for great photo opportunities. It happens a lot that you shoot something a certain way because the backdrop is gorgeous (for example a castle), but you don’t see the probably even better opportunities that a different angle gives you.

That’s why I always advise to first scout a location, take all the shots you want and feel you have to, and then visit again. I’m certain that the second time will be the better one, for the simple reason you’re not overwhelmed with the location but can really focus on making that killer shot.

So “ALWAYS look around you for other opportunities, they might be right in your mirror, or over your shoulder”

Final day in Norway

August 11, 2018/in blog/by Frank Doorhof

Today it’s our final day in Norway, well ok officially tomorrow.
We are now 1 hour away from Kristiansand where we will take the boat back to Denmark and visit a friend.
Today in the blog I already posted some “Moody Norway” shots.
But in this blogpost some color versions, and if you compare the two you can really see what a difference toning makes.

Norway was absolutely awesome, and we will be back.