富士X100VI超簡單人像拍攝技巧｜神戶街拍｜實用新手向！

富士X100VI超簡單人像拍攝技巧｜神戶街拍｜實用新手向！

Today I’m taking the Fujifilm X100VI on a walk in Kobe. But this time, we’re not shooting scenery— I’m sharing a few simple tips for shooting portraits. 40 minutes from Osaka by train, and here we are. Today, Mio is my model. (…mainly because I don’t have anyone else.) First stop: Motomachi 3-chome Shopping Street. Lots of good food and fun shops here. We’re heading to Japan’s oldest coffee shop. But first, a few photos. Tip #1: Charge your batteries. Or you’ll end up like me… The light here is great. Try turning on the flash outdoors— Set it to TTL mode. That’s auto metering flash. Even in harsh light, skin tones stay bright and clean. Ask your model for small movements— It makes the shot feel more lively. Give positive feedback right away. It keeps them from doubting your skills. Don’t ask how I know. We’re visiting Houkoudou Café— Said to be Japan’s oldest coffee shop. They’ve traded coffee for 150+ years. A symbol of Kobe’s westernization. On the wall—an 1878 newspaper ad. Their signature: stone-ground Meiji-style coffee. We also tried wagyu curry— Honestly, tasted like normal curry… just one piece of beef. Stone-ground coffee tastes like Turkish coffee. But Mio’s iced coffee float was great. Worth a visit? …probably not. Lunch done—let’s keep shooting. Soft sunlight here— I’m still using flash. It helps bring back the face in backlight. I never really plan street shoots. Just walking and shooting feels relaxing. I love taking photos— And Mio loves posing. We’ve done this for 10 years. Now we’re at the Kobe Kaigan Building— Built in 1911. One of the oldest Western-style buildings in Kobe. Now filled with cafés and boutiques. It’s listed among Kobe’s top 100 buildings. Climb the long stairs— And there’s a huge stained-glass window. Great indoor light source. I half-closed the door— To use it as foreground. No tourists here— You can even sit on the stairs without bothering anyone. Use ambient light on the face— See? Very even. Kobe blends Japanese + Western vibes. Ahead is the city landmark— The Kobe Port Tower. Flash on again— Try tilting the frame a bit— It creates a candid feel. They even have monkey performers here?! We’ve reached Kobe Port. Next, we’re boarding a cruise. It’s called Concerto. It’s Halloween today— The cabin is decorated. And there’s live piano. The trip lasts about 90 minutes. We sat by the piano. You can enjoy the harbor through the portholes. Great light by the window too. They serve full-course meals— We just ordered tea. Let’s check the deck. Lots of people. Try low-angle shots— With flash on— Skin looks great. Too bright? Can’t open eyes? Close them— Like you’re enjoying the breeze. Back inside—live music begins. They’re playing “Part of Your World.” From The Little Mermaid. Such a romantic moment. Brava! We got off—sunset at Kobe Port. A bit cloudy today— But sunsets here are beautiful on clear days. We took a few last shots before heading home. If you enjoy videos like this— Please like and drop a comment. Here’s Kobe’s blue hour— And today’s film recipe. Thanks for watching.

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帶著 Fujifilm X100VI 在神戶街頭實戰拍攝人像！
分享街拍人像技巧：TTL 閃燈、逆光拍法、簡單動作指導、構圖建議——
讓你在散步時也能拍出自然、通透、富有氛圍感的人像。
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