HOW I SHOT THIS | How to create Brenizer Method portraits

Download my Lightroom Preset Pack - including TWO HOUR editing tutorial: https://www.neilredfern.com/presets/ Join Flash Masters for free or use code NEIL to save 10% off an annual PRO membership: https://flashmasters.co/account/sign-up MagMod 5% off all equipment: https://magnetmod.com/neilredfern and discount code: neilredfern ////// In this video I take you behind the scenes on a portrait photography shoot and show you how I created a number of 'Brenizer Method' panorama portraits of my friend Darcie. The Brenizer Method, also know as a bokeh panorama, is a technique which allows you to create images which appear as though they were taken on a very wide aperture lens, but they actually were not. The technique involves stitching together lots of different images in specialist software such as Adobe Lightroom or Photoshop. As well as showing you how I took these photographs with my camera, I also show you how I edit Brenizer Method images in Adobe Lightroom. All the photographs in this video were taken on my Sony A9 camera with my Sirui Aurora 85mm f1.4 full frame lens. A huge thank you to Darcie for modelling and my partner Helen Williams for filming and lighting: Darcie: https://www.instagram.com/darcie_louise_model/ Helen Williams: https://www.instagram.com/helenwilliamsphotography/ ///// For more details about my work, please visit my website or follow me on Instagram: Website: https://www.neilredfern.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/neilredfern/