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Remember this tip from pro portrait photographer Gary Hughes for your next shoot! Make sure to check out Gary’s portrait photography and lighting series on the AdoramaTV YouTube channel and make sure to follow this account for tons more photography tips like this! 📸 . . . #createnomatterwhat #photography101 #photography #photographytips #photographytipsandtricks #photographytipsforbeginners #photographytips101
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Remember this tip from pro portrait photographer Gary Hughes for your next shoot! Make sure to check out Gary’s portrait photography and lighting series on the AdoramaTV YouTube channel and make sure to follow this account for tons more photography tips like this! 📸 . . . #createnomatterwhat #photography101 #photography #photographytips #photographytipsandtricks #photographytipsforbeginners #photographytips101
Full video ➡️ link in bio!   This short clip is from our brand-new episode of our new AdoramaTV series "Shoot for Speed", an incredible behind-the-scenes look at the ins-and-outs of professional motorsports and racing photography with @jameypricephoto. The first three episodes are live now on AdoramaTV, so make sure to check them out and stay tuned for more!   The most recent episode is about the challenges of shooting motorsports photography, including dealing with different shutter speeds, finding the right spots to shoot, working long hours, and much more.    Click the link in our bio to check out the full episode!   More about "Shoot for Speed" ⤵️   From the high-speed action of Formula 1 to the adrenaline-pumping world of MotoGP, NASCAR, and Lamborghini, Jamey brings his extensive experience capturing the most exciting moments in motorsport. In this series, Jamey takes you behind the scenes to reveal his creative process, from shooting at the track to post-production techniques that bring the speed, emotion, and intensity of racing to life.    Whether you're a seasoned photographer or a motorsport enthusiast looking to improve your shots, Jamey shares valuable tips, tricks, and insights that will elevate your skills. If you're passionate about racing, photography, or both, this series is for you. Join Jamey Price as he shares his journey, expertise, and passion for racing photography!    Click the link in our bio to check it out!   📸 Produced by Sal D'Alia @timbuz . . . #f1 #f1photography #racingphotography #motorsportsphotography #carphotography #carphotographytips #actionphotography #shootforspeed #createnomatterwhat #shutterspeed #shutterspeedphotography #slowshutter #slowshutterspeed @Sal D’Alia
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Full video ➡️ link in bio!   This short clip is from our brand-new episode of our new AdoramaTV series "Shoot for Speed", an incredible behind-the-scenes look at the ins-and-outs of professional motorsports and racing photography with @jameypricephoto. The first three episodes are live now on AdoramaTV, so make sure to check them out and stay tuned for more!   The most recent episode is about the challenges of shooting motorsports photography, including dealing with different shutter speeds, finding the right spots to shoot, working long hours, and much more.    Click the link in our bio to check out the full episode!   More about "Shoot for Speed" ⤵️   From the high-speed action of Formula 1 to the adrenaline-pumping world of MotoGP, NASCAR, and Lamborghini, Jamey brings his extensive experience capturing the most exciting moments in motorsport. In this series, Jamey takes you behind the scenes to reveal his creative process, from shooting at the track to post-production techniques that bring the speed, emotion, and intensity of racing to life.    Whether you're a seasoned photographer or a motorsport enthusiast looking to improve your shots, Jamey shares valuable tips, tricks, and insights that will elevate your skills. If you're passionate about racing, photography, or both, this series is for you. Join Jamey Price as he shares his journey, expertise, and passion for racing photography!    Click the link in our bio to check it out!   📸 Produced by Sal D'Alia @timbuz . . . #f1 #f1photography #racingphotography #motorsportsphotography #carphotography #carphotographytips #actionphotography #shootforspeed #createnomatterwhat #shutterspeed #shutterspeedphotography #slowshutter #slowshutterspeed @Sal D’Alia
How photographer Chris Ha (@hipster on IG!) edited this photo ⤵️ If you want more tips and incredible photo content like this, make sure to check out Chris’ work on IG! "Here’s how I used masking in @lightroom to transform this peaceful lake I photographed in Vietnam. From enhancing the sky to making the blue water shimmer and the islands stand out, masks let you fine-tune every detail to create a stunning final image. If you’re aiming for more impactful edits in your photography, this quick step-by-step breaks it down. Check it out and see how small changes can make a big difference. COPY MY SETTINGS BELOW: Mask 1: Glow (Radial gradient with selective luminance range of highlights) (+) Exposure (-) Clarity (-) Dehaze (+) Temperature Mask 2: Sky (Linear gradient with selective mask over sky) (+) Exposure (-) Highlights (+) Temperature Mask 3: Water (Use brush or color range selector) (-) Temperature (+) Clarity (-) Texture (+) Dehaze Mask 4: Objects (+) Exposure (+) Contrast Mask 5: Vignette (Radial gradient and remove sky) (-) Exposure Shot on: @djiglobal Mini 4 Pro" Make sure to check out @hipster for tons more incredible photo and editing tips like this! And tag us @adorama for a chance to be featured! . . . #createnomatterwhat #lightroom #madewithlightroom #photoediting #lightroomtips #photoeditingtips
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How photographer Chris Ha (@hipster on IG!) edited this photo ⤵️ If you want more tips and incredible photo content like this, make sure to check out Chris’ work on IG! "Here’s how I used masking in @lightroom to transform this peaceful lake I photographed in Vietnam. From enhancing the sky to making the blue water shimmer and the islands stand out, masks let you fine-tune every detail to create a stunning final image. If you’re aiming for more impactful edits in your photography, this quick step-by-step breaks it down. Check it out and see how small changes can make a big difference. COPY MY SETTINGS BELOW: Mask 1: Glow (Radial gradient with selective luminance range of highlights) (+) Exposure (-) Clarity (-) Dehaze (+) Temperature Mask 2: Sky (Linear gradient with selective mask over sky) (+) Exposure (-) Highlights (+) Temperature Mask 3: Water (Use brush or color range selector) (-) Temperature (+) Clarity (-) Texture (+) Dehaze Mask 4: Objects (+) Exposure (+) Contrast Mask 5: Vignette (Radial gradient and remove sky) (-) Exposure Shot on: @djiglobal Mini 4 Pro" Make sure to check out @hipster for tons more incredible photo and editing tips like this! And tag us @adorama for a chance to be featured! . . . #createnomatterwhat #lightroom #madewithlightroom #photoediting #lightroomtips #photoeditingtips
Best gear for football photography? ⤵️   Brand-new episode of AdoramaTV out now with @keonephotos! In this video, pro photographer Brandon Dela Cruz takes us behind-the-scenes with all the different cameras, lenses, accessories, settings, and strategies he used to shoot some of college football's biggest games this season. Click the link in our bio to watch the full video!   Some of the gear Brandon talks about ⤵️   ⚫️ Sony a9 III - "The a9 III is my go-to for stills. With the global shutter, I can eliminate any warping or distortion in any of my lines when I'm shooting a subject moving at a very very high speed like sports photography. This thing handles really well and I'm able to shoot at a high shutter speed which helps me maintain those crisp, sharp edges. I also really loves how it shoots at 120fps so I can make sure I don't miss any of the action."   ⚫️ Sony 70-200mm f/2.8 GM II - "I really like this focal length because when I'm shooting on the sidelines, I don't particularly enjoy shooting on a higher focal length, mainly because your subject is a lot harder to track if you're that tight on it, so I like to kind of shoot at around the 135mm range, 135mm to 200mm, and for me, that's kinda the sweet spot. I'm still able to get close enough to the subject, but I still have the flexibility to get like a wider, more all-encompassing frame if I really wanted to, and then I can always crop-in in post."   ⚫️ Rig setup - "I have a SmallRig cage, SmallRig side handle, and then a SmallRig top handle, too, and to the top handle I usually attach an Atomos Shinobi II monitor. I love this monitor, you can upload all of luts to it, and I can probably shoot a full day on one battery and I leave it on pretty much all the time."   Check out the full video (link in bio!) for the full list of gear! And make sure to check out Brandon's profile @keonephotos for tons more cool shots and photo/video tips!  . . . #sportsphotography #footballphotography #sportsphotographytips #sportsphotographer #footballphotographers #createnomatterwhat @Sony Alpha @SmallRig @SmallRigDirect
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Best gear for football photography? ⤵️   Brand-new episode of AdoramaTV out now with @keonephotos! In this video, pro photographer Brandon Dela Cruz takes us behind-the-scenes with all the different cameras, lenses, accessories, settings, and strategies he used to shoot some of college football's biggest games this season. Click the link in our bio to watch the full video!   Some of the gear Brandon talks about ⤵️   ⚫️ Sony a9 III - "The a9 III is my go-to for stills. With the global shutter, I can eliminate any warping or distortion in any of my lines when I'm shooting a subject moving at a very very high speed like sports photography. This thing handles really well and I'm able to shoot at a high shutter speed which helps me maintain those crisp, sharp edges. I also really loves how it shoots at 120fps so I can make sure I don't miss any of the action."   ⚫️ Sony 70-200mm f/2.8 GM II - "I really like this focal length because when I'm shooting on the sidelines, I don't particularly enjoy shooting on a higher focal length, mainly because your subject is a lot harder to track if you're that tight on it, so I like to kind of shoot at around the 135mm range, 135mm to 200mm, and for me, that's kinda the sweet spot. I'm still able to get close enough to the subject, but I still have the flexibility to get like a wider, more all-encompassing frame if I really wanted to, and then I can always crop-in in post."   ⚫️ Rig setup - "I have a SmallRig cage, SmallRig side handle, and then a SmallRig top handle, too, and to the top handle I usually attach an Atomos Shinobi II monitor. I love this monitor, you can upload all of luts to it, and I can probably shoot a full day on one battery and I leave it on pretty much all the time."   Check out the full video (link in bio!) for the full list of gear! And make sure to check out Brandon's profile @keonephotos for tons more cool shots and photo/video tips!  . . . #sportsphotography #footballphotography #sportsphotographytips #sportsphotographer #footballphotographers #createnomatterwhat @Sony Alpha @SmallRig @SmallRigDirect

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