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How to Frame your own pictures (or anything really)

8,764 views October 26, 2018 22:31

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ChannelBen Fewtrell

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Once you have ventured out with your camera and taken a photo you're really proud of, the most rewarding thing you can do is get your photo framed professionally.

Originally I was using a print lab to print my photos and a framer to frame them, but the cost meant I couldn't get many done.

The cost of framing is mainly in the labour, if you're happy to put about an hour of time into making your own frame you can save a fair bit of the costs.

In this video I will take you step by step through my process for framing a photo.

Here's a list of the equipment needed to frame your photos - links to the products on Amazon

Mitre Saw - bit.ly/NobexSaw
Mat Cutting System - bit.ly/MatCutter
Corner Clamps - bit.ly/CornerClamp
V Nail Press - bit.ly/VnailPress
V Nails - bit.ly/framingVnails
Tab Gun - bit.ly/tabDriver

Support this channel and join the VIP (Very Important Photographer) Community by becoming a Patreon patreon.com/on3legs

Get your free 10 Tips to Better Photos ebook here onthreelegs.com/learn/free-ebooks/

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Stanhope Gardens
NSW, Australia, 2768

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My Kit
Below is a list of the gear I use. If you’re keen to get any of this gear for yourself, you can by clicking on the included link. You won’t pay anything extra and you’ll be supporting my channel, and for that, I thank you!

Nikon
My Main Body - Nikon D850 - bit.ly/on3legsD850
My Back Up Body - Nikon D810 - bit.ly/nknd810
My favourite wireless shutter release - SMDV RFN-4s Remote - bit.ly/smdvrfn4s
My wide angle for Landscapes - Nikon 14-24mm - bit.ly/on3legs1424
My favourite Zoom - Nikon 70-200mm - bit.ly/on3legs70200
What I use for some of my Panoramic Images - Nikon 45mm Tilt Shift - bit.ly/on3legs45
My favourite lens for travelling - Nikon 28-300mm - bit.ly/on3legs28300
77mm Hoya ND Filter - bit.ly/on3legsND400
77mm Hoya CP Filter - bit.ly/on3legsCPL

Hoodman Loupe: bit.ly/on3legsHoodman

Fujifilm
My mirrorless body is a Fuji XT1 - bit.ly/on3legsxt1
My favourite lens for landscapes is the Fuji 10-24mm - bit.ly/on3legs1024
Fujifilm 100-400mm - bit.ly/on3legs1400
Fujifilm 14mm - bit.ly/on3legs14mm
Fujifilm 50-140mm - bit.ly/on3legs50140
Fujifilm 18-135mm - bit.ly/on3legs18135
Lee Seven5 Filter Kit - bit.ly/on3legsSeven5

Drone
DJI Mavic Pro - bit.ly/on3legsMavic

Timelapse Stuff
My 360 degree Timelapse Timer - bit.ly/on3legsGoPole

Vlogging Kit
Canon G7x mkii - bit.ly/on3legsg7x
Joby Gorillapod Focus with Ballhead X - bit.ly/on3legsJoby

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Ben Fewtrell published this 22:31 video tutorial on October 26, 2018. It has been watched 8,764 times on YouTube.

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October 26, 2018
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