It's my first time to take a picture for a model, thanks for the class arrangement. I use the following settings with different focal length.
- camera and lens: Sony ILCE-7M3 + Sony FE 24 - 105mm F4.0 OSS
- camera mode: manual mode
- aperture: f/4
- ISO: 640
- focal length: depends
- metering: dot (點測光)
- flash light: Godux V1 (TTL mode)
Unlike the activity photography, we won't have to catch audience's inadvertently poses. In the model photography, we can totally control the subject, environment, and etc.
However, the photographer has to change the position and the angle frequently for retrieving different pictures for increasing the diversity of pictures. A professional model will throw different poses when she notices there is a camera, we have the catch it.
Environment and flash light
The limitation is that we have to stay in a single classroom. The color of ceil and floor are gray and yellow individually.
- When light hits the floor, the color is. the picture will be near yellow (left one).
- When light hits the ceil, the color of the picture will become gray (right one).
The last choice is set the angle of the flash light vertical to the model to hit the model directly if the environment is not ideal.
Shadow effect
- camera and lens: Sony ILCE-7M3 + Sony FE 24 - 105mm F4.0 OSS
- camera mode: manual mode
- aperture: f/4
- ISO: 640
- focal length: 105 mm
- metering: dot (點測光)
Summary
I thought I can understand why many people are enthusiastic about it.
- A professional model is able to notice cameras and takes turn to look at them. Every photographers will have nice pictures if we catch it properly
- The photographer can just focus on the composition because the subject (model) will handle the smiles, poses, eyes contacts by herself
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