#SANDRA MODEL PHOTO SETS ISO#

#SANDRA MODEL PHOTO SETS ISO#

Superb dynamic range and ISO performance also add up to more beautiful images, she says, allowing her to indulge her instincts and shoot high-key, back-lit subjects as much as possible. You just lock on and start shooting, so I can use those big apertures and feel safe, and that gives you more freedom to play.” “For instance, in shoots for Vogue and other fashion magazines, it’s annoying when you have a perfect looking image, but then you zoom in and it’s not sharp! Eye AF is so accurate you don’t have that worry. “Perfect focus is just something else you don’t need to worry about,” she explains. Additionally, Sony’s Eye AF mode, and the new Real-time Tracking functions of the α7R IV, are also indispensable features for her style of photography. Shooting with fast lenses like the T* FE 55mm f/1.8 ZA are what Sandra uses to get the soft and bright look she’s known for. I used to spend so much more time looking at the camera, but with features like the α7R III’s EVF, it’s a lot easier to play with the subject rather than mess with settings.” © Sandra Åberg | Sony α7R III + FE 85mm f/1.4 GM | 1/100s f/2.0, ISO 400 “For the way that I work, simplicity of shooting is vital,” she explains, “because when I’m with a model, I don’t want distractions – I want to be in the moment with her, making that story come alive. Interaction is the key, and it’s something her α7R III helps with enormously, says Sandra. Some are really good at laughing and seem easy going, and others might be more moody or have a vibe – it can all translate into the story.” And it’s also about interpreting the model’s own skills, so that you can get something that feels right for her. Working with her models, she starts with “these awful little stick figure drawings, which I’ve been teased for my entire life! But from that baseline I can start explaining what I imagine this girl is feeling, and how I’d like that to come through. It all comes together to tell the story.” © Sandra Åberg | Sony α7R III + FE 85mm f/1.4 GM | 1/1250s f/1.6, ISO 4000 But you also get to control the expression and the mood, and whether the look is soft and dreamy, or strong and powerful. And when you’re photographing women, you can make beautiful things with shapes and poses, and figures in these clothes. “One of the things I love about fashion,” she explains, “is that I can put everything I want into the frame and create this universe exactly as I want it. So, if it takes emotion to make the image interesting, how do you get there? For Sandra, it’s about strong visual ideas and communication. So much of that is about working well with models and stylists, and I also prefer to shoot in nature as it brings that realness, and sense of freedom and emotion that I want.” I want to show a universe they want to be a part of. “It’s about creating a feeling that they would have wearing these clothes – that they would feel beautiful or free.

“What I want to do is give people something to fall in love with,” she continues.

Sandra model photo sets