Click the button I just described to bring you into Live View mode.You will find a button on the back of your camera that looks like a little mini camera with a black square in the middle of it. Some great options to start with are the 50mm f/1.4 and the 85mm f/1.8. In order to shoot an f-stop of f/1.8 (my favorite), you'll need a fixed focal length lens. Image above edited with Innocence preset from the Light & Airy Millennium Preset Collection and a sky overlay from the Painted Sky Overlay Collection. And make sure you bring your f/stop to it’s widest aperture setting possible. It does require some practice since you will have to shoot using manual focus while live view is enabled. Shooting in Live View is actually NOT difficult. More importantly it also allows you to get a real time preview of the focus and exposure before you take the shot. Live View is a feature found on most DSLR cameras which allows you to see the subjects on the back screen of your camera rather than having to look through your viewfinder. I know you’re wondering what is Live View and what does it DO? And I promise you’re going to want to start practicing as soon as you’re done reading about this unique little trick I use while photographing my clients during ALL photoshoots! This awesome technique I accidentally came across about 5 years ago is called Live View. These are the most common questions I get asked! I’m here to share with you my shooting secret and how it’s possible to get a group of five individuals in complete focus, shooting at an f/stop of 1.8! Yes, you read that correctly - a 1.8 f/stop!Īll you need to do is read this tutorial - then get out there and start practicing. “How did you get all of your subjects in focus? How did you get all of your subjects in that image so sharp?” Shooting in Live View for Incredibly Sharp Photos
Image above edited with South Beach from the Light and Airy Millennium Collection. How to Sync Lightroom Presets from CC to Mobile How to Install Presets in the Free Lightroom Mobile App
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