Using affordable lenses to produce high-end photography results may seem difficult, but it is possible with the right techniques.
Coming to you from Irene RudnykThis engaging video is filled with practical tips on how to use affordable gear, especially how to make budget lens Looks as good as expensive things. By achieving maximum depth in your photo, you can create a blurred, blurred effect. Introducing elements at different distances from the lens helps achieve this depth. For example, positioning bushes and tree branches at different distances from the lens adds layers and makes the image look more three-dimensional. Additionally, lighting your subject can further separate them from the background, enhancing this effect.
This video also demonstrates how to handle backlit photos where stray hairs can be distracting. Using Photoshop’s Generative Fill, you can easily erase these imperfections. Simply select the areas you want to fix with the Lasso tool, use a general fill color, and let Photoshop do its magic. This method ensures your images look natural while removing unwanted elements.
Another interesting point is choosing the right lens for your photos. Rudnyk does not like using lenses longer than 100mm. The reason is the increased distance from the model and excessive compression, which can sometimes be too much for her style.
Throughout the shoot, Rudnyk shares his thought process, adjusting angles and trying different compositions to get the best results. As you’ll see, adaptability and a willingness to experiment are crucial, allowing you to find the perfect angle and lighting. Check out the video above for the full list from Rudnyk.
