Shoot Remotely with DSLR in Fully Equipped Studio

BOOK IN ADVANCE - REMOTE SHOOTS DATES AVAILABLE FROM 2ND MARCH 

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What’s the point in remote shoots?

Well, we get to plan a photoshoot and share ideas, look forward to the shoot, then meet on Zoom and chat, get to know a bit about one another, laugh about stuff, take some shots, talk about life, take more shots, come up with random ideas, share stories and experiences, take more shots, get excited about the pictures we’ve taken before moving on to the next idea, review all the pics, ending the shoot on a high, get the RAW files and spend time choosing and editing and then share pics online, print, enter competitions, whatever you like to do with your images.  It can be fun, it can be serious, it can be creative, it can be spontaneous, we can chat, or we can concentrate, and we can enjoy it.  I am my usual chatty and friendly self via Zoom as I am in person .  

Myth: You can't get any rapport with the model

That's simply not true!  I will talk to you a lot, if you chat back then we'll be in full-on conversations about anything and everything including about what we're shooting and how. 

Myth: It's not real photography

It is photography.   Tethered shooting is not a new concept, you are simply controlling the camera via a computer.  The fact that we're able to do this from a different location is merely taking advantage of the technology we have available to us today.  And, you own the copyright.

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Equipment:

Full Frame Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark IV

Prime Lenses: Canon 85mm ƒ1.4 L | Canon 50mm ƒ1.8 | Sigma 35mm ƒ1.4 Art

Zoom Lens: Sigma 24-70mm ƒ2.8 Art

For a full list of studio equipment please visit: https://www.natashajbella.co.uk/photohousestudio 

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On 30th December, my last remote shoot of 2020, was with someone who was not convinced by remote shoots.  He was later talked into it by a fellow photographer.  This is what he had to say…

FROM THIS

‘ Remote shooting is not something I can understand.

I am missing shooting and I also feel bad about not shooting with models when they need to have work at a very difficult time.

My problem is in several areas.

I would want to feel the light....I almost always shoot with available light...and there would be no way to get a 360 immersion.

The camera would have to be on a tripod and I like to hold the camera.

I have seen excellent images shot by and of various people.

It just isn't what I want. I wish it was.

I am having difficulty thinking when I might shoot, face to face with a model again.

Most depressing '

TO THIS

‘ To carry the story forward, I have just finished a three hour remote shoot with Natasha J Bella.

It was absolutely fizzing with enjoyment and some good images also.

I was sceptical about remote shoots and said I wouldn't, couldn't do them.

But after the two shoots I have done, I am a convert.

What a way to finish an awful year.....on a high.

And there is lots of editing/processing to do.

Do try it ’

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HOW IT WORKS

You take control of the camera settings, focus point and press the shutter button...

Using Zoom Video Conferencing for communicating and screen sharing, which gives the photographer remote access to the EOS Utility tethering software on my monitor, allowing you the photographer to control the settings of my camera, select the focus point and fire the shutter, therefore owning the copyright.

As with any photoshoot with me, we collaborate on ideas, styling, backdrops and lighting setups.  We shoot portraits, fashion, art nude, lingerie, sometimes edgy or moody, glamour or boudoir, using props, accessories and jewellery, discussing and sharing the process along the way, I pose, take direction and generally assist around the studio.  

My time, effort and preparation are the same as for any photoshoot.  Which includes preparing my hair and makeup, sorting outfits and accessories for the shoot,  arranging the studio and setting up the technical aspect, then modelling and generally assisting in the studio throughout the shoot. 

I give 100% of my strong work ethic, knowledge, experience and professional approach to every photoshoot, tethered and in-person equally.

Whilst there are many different ways of shooting from separate locations, this version is not screenshots, webcam, cam modelling or taking selfies and I'm not using WhatsApp, Facetime or a mobile phone to take images.  I'm using a Canon DSLR with Sigma Art Lenses.

You can find out more details about remote shoots and equipment used on the Frequently Asked Questions page of my website: 

https://www.natashajbella.co.uk/faq

Remote Shoot...

From your location, you can take photographs of me in my studio.  Be creative.  Try something new.  I'll work with you to bring your ideas to life.  You can have as much or as little control as you like.  Control the camera settings, send a mood board, send a lighting plan, direct during the shoot,  or leave it to me.  We work together to create a variety of image styles throughout the photoshoot.  All my outfits, accessories and lingerie are available.  My styles include portraits, fashion and art nude.  

Find out more, take a look at what can be achieved...

REMOTE SHOOT PORTFOLIO: https://purpleport.com/portfolio-image-album.asp?id=129106

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