Channel: Michael Sasser

Category: Education

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Description: --- LINKS! --- 🛑 DOUBLE YOUR POSES, DOUBLE YOUR FUNDS COURSE! 🛑 boudoircourses.com/poses boudoircourses.com Learn to build a thriving boudoir business: boudoircourses.com Join my Private Boudoir FB Group (Limited Space) facebook.com/groups/sassereducation ---------- My Presets! boudoircourses.com/ever-summer-presets Learn to start your own boudoir business here: http://www.boudoircourses.com The Music I use: share.epidemicsound.com/twMNJ The gear I use: kit.co/michaelsasser I get a ton of comments on why I shoot 400 ISO instead of 100 ISO and I thought it was time to start to talk about this camera setting and the reason behind it. With modern cameras like a Sony a9 or canon 5d mark IV or anything else you shouldn't be able to see any noise in the image until about 2000 or higher ISO. This means that keeping my camera at 400 ISO I am able to only worry about one of the exposure compensation methods, which is shutter speed. And you won't be able to tell a difference in the image, other than it's brightness. I think photographers worry about the wrong thing too often. The amount of noise in a boudoir picture isn't what matters. The important things are in the client experience, the client comfort, the angle or the photo, the presentation and so much more. Let's start focusing on the things that are most important in boudoir photography. Like, Comment and Subscribe to keep learning the tools that successful boudoir photographers use! Be My Friend: Instagram: instagram.com/sasserstillsboudoir Website: sasserstillsboudoir.com