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Hello friends, how are you?
How are things going?
As you can see, it seems that my
throat does not work perfectly.
Last week we were in Italy all week
and well, we were teaching a two-day
workshop and as you can imagine, the voice
is forced too much and too much.
We were also entering and leaving, that is,
exterior, interior, interior, exterior, and in the end,
the voice ends up spending a little and
we also include that on Friday, when we
returned, well, Leo, our son, was a little
hoarse and he has hit me and it
seems that I go with the voice a
little like that spent, right?
But hey, surely he knows how to express
me well and also this video, we are
not going to talk about cataracts, but we
are going to talk, of course, about photography.
And first of all, I would like to
show you a few images to see if
any of you knows how to find the
common point in all of them, okay?
So let's go for it.
🎵 Music 🎵 🎵
If I keep it on, David, will you
play with me?
I will smile within the pictures and then
let the music breathe.
🎵 🎵 Will that laughing in their lips
setting frozen all its pain?
🎵 Well, I don't know if you have
seen the common point, but surely when you
see the lens that I have in my
hands, surely you will all say, well, he
is going to talk about the 45mm, and
surely others will say, but if I already
talk about the 45mm, and the truth is
that yes, the first video I created on
this platform, on Patreon, was a video to
talk about the benefits of the 45mm, since
today it is still my fetish lens and
the moment I take it out of my
backpack is to create something interesting, something very
crazy, something that really distinguishes me and that
stands out from the rest of my colleagues.
I'm just going to summarize it a little
briefly, in case someone hasn't seen the first
chapter, but I have to tell you that
it is a lens that is called tilt
-shift, it is a lens that is more
commonly known as decentralized, it is a lens
created for architecture and not for fashion, and
there is the 24mm, the 45mm and the
85mm, but in my case I have the
45mm.
Why did I buy the 45mm?
Because the 24mm, for my taste, is too
angular, the 45mm is perfect for portraits and
the 85mm, for my taste, is not a
focal for these things, for what I want
it to be for portraits, because of course,
if I talk about portraits, it is because
it is all manual, both the focus and
the diaphragm, of course, if someone says, well,
it is not so complicated to focus on
the manual, no, it is not complicated when
you use it simply without doing anything, but
the moment you do tilt and the moment
you do shift, the thing changes and in
reality, when it is used perfectly or for
what it was built, sorry, it was to
put it in a tripod and work in
the E-view and when you see that
everything is focused, then when you press the
button, of course, in wedding photographers, we use
it like this, with the camera, and of
course, focusing is really complex.
If I say portraits, it is because I
need my time and capturing real moments with
a lens like this, well, I have not
tried it before, but it is not something
I can recommend so that you have reasonably
reasonable results and that the client does not
want to kill you after you show him
all the photos.
What I am going to talk about in
this video is how I work with it
or when I try to take advantage of
it.
As I had told you, the focal length
is 45 and the reason why I have
45 is because it is the perfect distance
to be in contact with my partners, I
mean, when I use it, it is for
the moment when I have the couple in
front of me about three meters away and
I can interact perfectly with them.
The 45mm, which is almost like a 50mm,
gets me on top of them, I mean,
I don't know, there is a connection that
helps me, as I tell you, to be
in contact with the couple that I have
in front of me.
The ways I have it or how I
usually use it, and let's go for the
main one, and it is that, believe me,
I do not usually abuse TIL or SHIFT.
Most of the portraits or most of the
photos I take with it are for common
portraits, for very normal portraits, I mean, like
the ones you are seeing now, in which
we could obviously use a 50mm, but of
course, a 50mm does not have all the
specifications that this wonderful lens can have, but
of course, you already know that I also
love to play with perspective, with the lines,
so having a lens like this will already
enter an added value of being able to
play with the lines.
Look, for example, images like this, in which
it allowed me to play with the perpendicular
that crossed just the image, of course, that
is simply wonderful, right?
Of course, we are talking about mainly the
most important use, right?
The biggest use is when I do not
do TIL or SHIFT, but it has a
very important point, it is that it is
also macro, with which I can get as
close as possible and I can get images
like this, in which only the lips of
the girl are practically focused with the dress.
Of course, I was glued to the maximum
level, to what was just the couple, so
that helps me a lot to get images
that, I mean, I would have to have
a macro, I would have to have a
45, I would have to have a decentralized,
I mean, there are many lenses put in
one.
Of course, also, as I say, I like
to play with the lines, with the perspective,
this lens helps me to correct them enormously
and helps me to have, I mean, to
get really great results.
In addition to the most common use that
could be that, there is another important thing,
another important element is that this lens has
TIL, which means that we can balance to
the right the lens and we can balance
to the left the lens, with which this
is essential to focus or blur areas that
we want.
We can do it both vertically and now,
but we can rotate the lens on itself
and we can tilt horizontally up or down.
At this moment we will simply focus parts
that we want to focus, for example, in
this image.
If I wanted to focus, for example, those
hands, what did I do?
I put it horizontally, like this, and just
focus the horizontal line that was right at
the hands of the bride, and so I
go much deeper, or I go direct, or
I show the viewer the element that I
just want to be focused.
I can even do something like this, as
crazy as it is tilted in a thing
like that, do you understand me?
Why do I do this?
There, for images like this, where, as you
are seeing, I only focused the face of
the bride, the arm, and little else, and
the rest is completely out of focus.
For those things, this helps me perfectly.
Of course, there is a group of photographers,
which I admire a lot, they are known,
I don't know if they are hipsters or
photographers who work with less pronounced shadows, and
it is very normal to see in this
type of photographers this type of blur, which
I mean, tilt, in which they have out
of focus almost all the image and they
only focus, most of the time, in the
center.
Of course, having a lens like this, just
for that, is very worthy, but, I don't
know, it's like taking a Formula 1 and
not using it to the maximum, right?
So, I'm not entirely in favor.
Why?
Because if you do this effect, I mean,
the tilt-shift, the blur of only certain
parts, for example, the lower part or the
upper part, in the end, you will be
recognized as a photographer who uses the same
resource.
And that, in the end, is not very
good for us because they end up framing
you, not in a style, but in a
creative resource, which, in the end, I don't
consider it quite right.
When do I use this?
When do I focus or out of focus
at the bottom or at the top?
Well, when I have, for example, like in
this photograph, which was taken in a room
without any visual attraction, I mean, a very
ugly room, and it only had an interesting
light, but the space was very ugly.
I mean, to hide or hide parts of
the image or the photograph or the room
in which I was, that I don't want
to show.
And that helps me a lot.
Or even sometimes, for example, let's say we're
photographing a bride with a dress that doesn't
attract me, that doesn't finish convincing me, whatever.
And that's when I want to hide it,
I want to hide it, I want to
show that it's just a white dress, but
I don't want to show all the details
of the dress because they don't attract me.
So that's when I, you understand me, I
mean, what do I do?
Well, I mean, I just tilt the lens
down and I forget everything.
And that's it, you know what I mean?
In addition, there is also the possibility of
doing Shift.
What does Shift mean?
It's this, I don't know if you're seeing
it.
You see that the lens is going down,
or it can even go up.
Okay.
With that, we're going to tilt the lens
and we're going to correct all the verticals
perfectly.
What does that mean?
That, for example, speaking more or less in
a low-language language, okay?
So that you understand me.
I put you this picture.
I mean, you have to understand that the
light was coming from behind me, okay?
I was reflected, my shadow was reflected just
below.
What do I do then?
If I do this, if I do the
Shift, I'm doing, I'm speaking in a very
vulgar way, okay?
So that you understand me, everyone.
If I'm doing this, it's like increasing in
size and it's then dark.
Or it's like lifting the lens, it's like
lifting the camera a few centimeters to eliminate
that lower part that I don't want.
Like, I mean, for example, in this image.
In this image, in the lower area, in
the background, you could see all the buildings
of the city.
What did I do?
Upload this again, the Shift.
Do you understand me?
To raise the plane and eliminate all the
lower area.
For that, it helped me.
Do you understand me?
And also, if we want to do it
horizontally, we turn the lens on its same
axis again and we're going to do it
horizontally.
I don't know if you're all seeing this,
okay?
Why did I do this?
For example, for this image.
Simply, to summarize it quickly.
I was with my girlfriend.
In front of us, we had a painting.
A huge painting with a glass in the
same painting, okay?
I mean, come on, a painting.
Behind us, the girlfriend and me, there was
a huge mirror.
So, we were reflected in the painting, as
you can see.
What did I do to get rid of
the image?
Sorry, I just did this.
I moved it.
It's like I moved from the plane, do
you understand me?
If I do this, it's like I'm moving.
There is a small displacement, which helps me
a lot to get rid of it or
to play with the movement of planes, which
is a martial art.
It's literally a real madness, right?
But these are the uses that I usually
make to the wonderful lens you're seeing.
It's just a 45mm.
I just tell you that if you want
to buy it, now is a good time.
And I'm not being paid by Teenshift, the
brand or whatever, because there are a lot
of people who have switched to mirrorless and
that's when lenses like these, which were designed
for old reflexes, are being removed.
In fact, I removed this lens.
I bought it second-hand for 800 euros.
When it's new, it's worth almost 2,000
euros.
It's a lens that I would buy again
right now if it broke, because, as you
know, even though you don't use it much,
well, in pre-weddings, all pre-weddings, maybe
he does it with him, post-wedding, almost
all post-wedding, but in weddings, it's true
that carrying it with him throughout the wedding,
carrying it with him for 12 hours and
barely using it, just for five shots, damn,
it's a real bitch.
But of course, that shot makes the difference.
And in fact, as I told you at
the beginning of the video, there are many
colleagues who, in all this time, who are
part of Patreon, who have told me, hey,
you inspired me when I saw you working
with that type of lens, and I bought
it too.
And in fact, there is even a colleague,
his name is Stan, who asked me, hey,
please, can you create a video again talking
about how you work with him?
And I said, well, let's do it, right?
And here you have this video that I
wanted to share with you so that you
can see, well, how I work with him
and how I try to get the most
out of it.
I'm sure he still has more possibilities and
I haven't been able to get them out
yet.
So, if any of you know anything else
about this wonderful lens, do not hesitate to
share it here, I will gladly give you
a big hug and thank you, okay?
So, nothing else, I'm going to stop here,
okay?
I think I have more or less summarized
in a more or less good way how
I work with him.
If I haven't explained it well or if
you still have doubts, here you have me
for what you need, okay?
So, nothing else, friends, be good, I hope
things go as well as possible.
It seems that the virus is coming again
out there, so be careful, please.
Nothing else, until next time.
And keep on living life, bastards!
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