Why it worked
The video provides a simple, actionable photography tip that is easy to understand and implement, making it highly shareable among photography enthusiasts.
Summary
The video explains how changing camera height can significantly alter the mood and perception of a portrait. Shooting slightly above eye level can make a subject appear softer and more flattering, while shooting from a lower angle can convey strength and power.
Structure
- 1Introduce camera height as a key portrait element
- 2Explain how shooting from normal height is limiting
- 3Demonstrate shooting from above eye level for a softer look
- 4Demonstrate shooting from below eye level for a stronger look
- 5Advise experimenting with camera height before changing settings
- 6Ask viewers to comment their preferred shooting height
Call to action
COMMENT WHAT KIND SHOOT YOU THE BEST START WITH.
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Change your camera height.
PORTRAIT TIP
STOP SHOOTING EVERY
NORMAL STANDING HEIGHT.
CAMERA HEIGHT CHANGES
THE WHOLE FEEL
OF THE IMAGE.
SO IF YOU
SHOOT SLIGHTLY ABOVE
EYE LEVEL,
THE PERSON OR
THE FACE LOOK
SOFTER AND MORE
FLATTERING.
AND IF YOU
SHOOT SLIGHTLY LOWER,
IT CAN MAKE
STRONGER OR MORE
POWERFUL.
SO BEFORE YOU
CHANGE YOUR LENS
OR YOUR SETTINGS,
MOVE THE CAMERA
HEIGHT AND SEE
CHANGES.
COMMENT WHAT KIND
SHOOT
YOU THE BEST
START WITH.