Jasin Boland is an Australian based motion picture stills photographer who’s worked on such films as The Matrix, Ghost Rider, The Mummy, Mission Impossible and The Bourne films. Jasin’s work has been used on movie posters, billboards, TV commercials, magazines and newspapers all around the world. In this episode, Jasin talks with us regarding one of his favourite pastimes: travelling. Hear from our Nikon Ambassador as he discusses his favourite locations, talks over some practicle camera gear, and offers key tips on how you can improve your travel photo’s. See more @ My Nikon Life: mynikonlife.com.au
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hey guys ithree6mafia here, just talking about how you should price your photography and how i price mine., remember to SUBSCRIBE!COMMENT!RATE! and as usual send me a question of about anything as i will answer it:) THANKS FOR ALL THE SUPPORT:DD!! ADD ME ON FACEBOOK! www.facebook.com FOLLOW ME ON TWITTER! twitter.com JOIN THE FORUM 🙂 www.facebook.com
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46 responses to “Travel Photography Tips – Jasin Boland”
Good day! Have you tried photo sfxart tricks (do a search on google)? My buddy Lauren made some very amazing pics with their video tutorials.
Way to go! Please subscribe to my channel for more helpful tips & videos.
Lol I’m pretty sure the picture at 1:45 is the Radcliffe Camera at Oxford :L
Nikon ad. Can’t take a serious photographer too seriously when he’s telling people to buy lenses with floating aps.
There is a very interesting and helpful interview with this guy by ThatNikonGuy (just search for him) 😉
WTF does “technology expert” mean? 🙂
flick me a Q on my facebook group and we can all help out.
it certainly is Oxford!
a little crumpler, they make some awesome bags!
a little crumpler, they make some awesome bags!
It would probably be my 24-70 in a hugyfot housing with a d700, thank for asking.
Your vid is a favorite on Lima
This video went viral on Georgia
Hi jasin,
Lovely Photographs, in regards to the lens, what lens are you using at 3:14 please respond
What camera bag is that?
When he said london, he showed a picture of Oxford! that is the bodleian library, well one of the reading rooms. I know cos Im studying here and Im in there everyday!! It is NOT london!
Hey Jasin! i’m 22 and looking to maybe do travel photography as a carreer. Just wanted to ask how you got into it? cheers bud
thanks Tranq flick me a message anytime you need help!
Very informative for a newbie like me. I also get some good pointers from thephotographyclinic (.) com
Hi bobby it’s a crumpler bag, they make awesome softies., back packs and sensational luggage.
The one in the video is called a 5 million dollar home.
Thanks for taking the time to message me.
Cheers,
Jasin.
I like your bag for the D90, what can I get one?
What is the model?
My pleasure…
will have to check those out, thanks Jasin! 🙂
Kaouthia totally agree with you there and turn the camera off before removing and inserting (sounds naughty… hehe).
Also I try and use a dedicated card reader.
Join us at the SanDisk Extreme team facebook page, oh and you know we have a my Nikon Life page right? Both have awesome competitions, they even let me judge them sometimes!
Aye, the D7000 looks very very nice, but I’ll be waiting until they bring one out with a flash sync port and 10-pin accessory port (basically a D300s replacement).
Ditto on Sandisk btw. I’ve had over 200GBs worth of Sandisk cards over the last 10 years, never an issue with any of them. Formatting the cards in the camera before each use (rather than just deleting images on the PC) pretty much ensures reliability too.
I know your done talking, bye bye:)
I can only hope you are done talking
Congrats, you can do research. You still don’t have a valid point. Who says I have to post every single session I have online? Do you know the price of the equipment that I PAID; and not just searching the generic retail price for my equipment? I have never claimed to be a professional. This works for me, find your own method and make your own video. Until, I see you post videos on your channel, then im done talking about this
I know enough to investigate. Your comment on your last video “I’m not a professional looking to charge a fortune on photographs.” says it all. Also I visited your Facebook and see your photos. You don’t have enough photos of other people to fund the purchase of one quality lens, much less your camera. Yes I have some assumptions (that I still believe) but my uncontested point still stands. You are not a viable source of information for American entrepreneurs.
what makes you think you know me? when I do photo shoots, they are usually about 15min away at my locations so I hardly waste any gas, wear and tear? I take care of my equipment. Plus I bought ALL of my equipment myself, doing these $50 photo shoots, and not all of them have been $50. If it doesn’t work for you then skip this video. You have all your assumptions WRONG.
On a different note, that was an excellent idea (submitting your photo to the Arkansas photo-book) in the first video. That would have been a great tip to add for getting your name out. Good luck with your future career.
$50-your gas-equipment wear and tear-time driving-time shooting-time editing-TAXES=broke. Keep in mind he is not a full time photographer, he is a young man living at home. I assume his parents bought his expensive equipment to help him start his career. You offend people when you try to offer business suggestions to serious individuals. You would have been better off calling this “how to make some money while getting your name out.”
thank you 🙂
Almost the same intro as JaredPolin and the same music as DigitalRevCom.. but i like the video… 😉
I got mine from walmart. they actually are really good quality though. these were 11×14 and they were $20 each but there was a sale going on and got them for $10 each and I had to buy them.
thanks alot:)! i really enjoy your stuff to, its very informative
HI 🙂 can you please tell me where you got your canvas?? Thank you 😉
Good stuff bro! Most people are very unrealistic when they set the prices in the beginning. I started off with 25 bucks when I didn’t even have 1 portrait picture in my portfolio. Now I charge 75 which is not bad but this brings me a lot of referrals and ultimately it leads to events which is now my bread and butter. You’re doing the right thing. I spotted you on Cazillo’s channel.
thank you:)! link in the description
I really freaking love your channel, whats your name bro i wanna add you up on facebook!
yes really good deal! just make sure the glass is still in good condition and also the aperture ring.
Nice deal on them canvases
yes I didnt realize that till the end of the video :/. Ill show them in a future video though.
we only saw like 1/4 of the canvas 🙁
your pricing is not that bad considering i been shooting for family members for free. thanx a lot for this video, it gives me a idea of where to start charging.
I found the NIkon 50mm 1.4 non ai for $59? is that a good deal?