Sndbox Summer Camp Photography/Filmmaking - Task "Take some shots" - Portrait Photography

I prepared this post for my Sandbox mission. For the detailed description of the topic I mentioned: Second part of the "Take some shots" @sndbox Photography Quest

https://steemit.com/sndbox/@guyfawkes4-20/sndbox-summer-camp-photography-and-filmmaking-quest-rules

The topic of my photography job: Portrait Photography
_{English is not my main language. Please forgive my bad english.}

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Settings ; f1.2- 1/680 - ISO 200 - 56mm Camera ; FUJIFILM XT1

If you are using natural light like me, the first thing you need to be aware of is that the light is not stiff. If you have a gentle and filtered light, you will have so little work in the digital retouch. No pictures are taken in each area and every hour. In general, it is necessary to take photos in "Golden Clocks", where the light becomes more oblique and more drained. Because a light that falls directly onto the model creates shadows that you can not control. and plenty of explosions will cause undue narrowed eyes. Usually most of us do not work with many professional models in this style of shooting.

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Settings ;f5 - 1/500 -ISO80 -85mm Camera ; NIKON D600

In particular, I would prefer to photograph portraits of people I've never met. It's pretty hard.
I know that I do not really take portraits most of the time. I guess there is no standard for equipment. At least you need a lens with an open aperture. No mirrorless cameras will be the right choice with speeds as well as high image quality. I did not take many beautiful portrait photos because I did not have much time.

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Settings ;f1.2 - 1/4000 -ISO800 -56mm Camera ; FUJIFILM XT1

This photo was also shot in an arena where camel wrestling was held.
It was a picture I'm really enforced. it was very difficult for me to catch a natural pose.

I will give you a few tips to attract foreigners' portraits;

Aperture OPEN!
In portrait shots, you can limit the depth of field by bringing the diaphragm to the open position. So you have severed your subject from the background.

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