The Laws of Light Pt.1 | The Slanted Lens
Learn how to easily light spherical objects (like a head) with these quick tips from The Slanted Lens.
Lighting Setups & Camera Movements For Photographing and Filming Food |The Slanted Lens
In the following video below, Jay P. Morgan at The Slanted Lens shows you his favorite light setup for food photography as well as a parallax move using a Syrp Genie camera slider for filming food.
We Discuss The Vogue Wedding Photographer Controversy With The Slanted Lens
In this episode, Jay P and Pye chat about the recent controversy over the Vogue article by Molly Guy that suggested you don’t need to hire a wedding photographer.
How To Do Stop Action Photography With Triggers | The Slanted Lens
In the following video, Jay P. Morgan from The Slanted Lens shows us how to use the MIOPS Smart trigger in laser mode and a strobe with a short flash duration to get this stop action image.
How to Make Realistic Looking Snow For a Photo Shoot | The Slanted Lens
Watch how to make and shoot snow that looks realistic in this video from The Slanted Lens.
What’s In Your Bag | Travel Edition {The Slanted Lens}
What gear do you pack when traveling? Jay P. Morgan from The Slanted Lens shows us what he takes on a trip to Gettysburg.
Tips on Shooting Interesting Industrial Portraits | The Slanted Lens
In the following video tutorial, Jay P. set about to make an industrial portrait that looked interesting and inviting.
How to Turn Sunlight into Moonlight – A Lesson in Temperature and Lighting by The Slanted Lens
We are often asked how we pull off the deep blues in our skies and backgrounds in our portrait photography. No, it isn’t Photoshop, it is actually done through lighting and in camera temperature adjustments. Jay P Morgan of the Slanted Lens just put together a brilliant video on just how this is done. So enjoy the video below!
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