Couple Photoshoot Experience at Dongjak Bridge

Couple photography requires genuine emotions and connection for the best results.

### Capturing Love: A Couple's Photoshoot at Dongjak Bridge
* 📸 Today, Onsu Film is taking couple photos at Dongjak Bridge, renowned for its **picturesque moments**, using the Fujifilm X-B6 camera to explore its **night mode and image stabilization features**.
* 👫 The couple, Jo Hee-ra (27) and Min (25), were introduced and began their shoot, showcasing their **cheerful demeanor** as they posed for various shots.
* 🌅 The photographer aimed to capture the **beautiful sky** and **emotional moments** between the couple, taking advantage of the 35mm lens to create **stunning backdrops**.
* 🌳 As summer approaches, lush trees will provide a **beautiful setting for future photos**, with plans to capture **fireworks and intimate moments**.
* 📷 The X-B6's impressive **40 million pixels** allow for detailed shots, even when cropped, emphasizing the importance of **clear enunciation and natural expressions** during the shoot.
* 🖼 The photographer noted the challenges of couple photography, highlighting the need for **both partners to be in a good mood** to achieve **authentic and natural results**.
* 🎥 With a focus on the camera's **autofocus and image stabilization capabilities**, the photographer expressed satisfaction with the new technology, despite challenges in **availability**.
* ❄ As the shoot concluded in the cold winds of Dongjak Bridge, the couple reflected on their experience, expressing **gratitude for the beautiful memories created** during the session.

Taking couple photos can be challenging for various reasons. Hello, this is Onsu Film. Today, we will be taking photos at the Dongjak Bridge, where many people have been capturing moments. We will be doing a couple shoot today, and I will be using the incredibly popular Fujifilm X-B6 camera, particularly testing its night mode and image stabilization features while we shoot.

Now, let me introduce the couple who will be joining us for the shoot. Please come this way. 

Hello! Could you please introduce yourselves? 
Yes, I’m Jo Hee-ra, 27 years old. 
Hello, I’m Min, 25 years old. 
Nice to meet you! So, you two are an actual couple? Please hold hands like this. Great! You both seem very cheerful. Now, let’s get started. 

As we look over there, the sky is so beautiful that I want to capture it quickly. Today...

I have a 35mm lens, so I think we should go up there. You two, come this way. First, let’s take a shot of your emotional backs. I’m not deliberately posing for the shot; I’m just trying to capture various angles. Wow, that looks beautiful! How about a gentle kiss? 

One of the things I often shoot is the stairs you see here, and I also take a lot of elevator shots. Yes, great, great, great! Your expressions are wonderful. Let’s go down once more. Goodbye! Now, why don’t you sit down in this spot? Sit side by side. Sit down and wrap your arms around each other. Give Mini a hug. That’s right, hug warmly. 

When summer comes, there will be lush trees, and I often set you two up in between them for photos. Here, we can also shoot fireworks or take pictures of your backs.

We take a lot of shots, so please keep that in mind. Right now, it's quite high up, so move a little closer. Just a bit more. Oh, good, I’ll just sit here. You can either tilt your head like this or look at each other while I shoot from above downwards. I think if we shout, it might be heard, so you don’t have to wear headphones. Let’s give it a try. At this time, Minseon and Mini, keep looking. What can we do here? What can we do over there in the distance? Keep thinking about those things and try them out. Regardless, it’s clear that we are in some world, and it will be captured broadly. It will be filmed widely, and right now, people appear small. The XB6 has now reached 40 million pixels, so even if we crop it, the details should still be clear. So, I’ll just shoot it broadly and crop it at home.

I think that scene will come out, so if you look closely, you can see the tire tracks. Since it's winter, it doesn't look nice. It rained, so it's not pretty, and I want to make it more black and white. If I bring out the really distracting elements with Photoshop, it should come out with a nice emotional touch. However, I'm capturing this from a distance. Even at this distance, it's being captured very well. The sound of my lips is very clear, right? One of the conditions for a good shot is clear enunciation. Practice your nasal sounds. Anyway, the feeling is just right. At this point, the tension might drop. I believe that infinite tension, or some level of excitement, needs to be present to make it feel natural. If it feels too forced, it will be obvious. Recognizing whether or not to notice that is important when taking couple photos. The reason couple photos are difficult is that one person...

No, both people need to be in a good mood. If it's a regular personal vehicle, one person can communicate, but if either of the two shows any sign, it's not easy for both to catch that. Since you both are here, let me talk about the 06. I've tried the X1F and all the X series, and I've also used the back. From my experience, I feel that the X1V can reduce autofocus issues by at least 1.5 times, if not double. When you have a situation where you need to track something immediately, I think the X1V falls short. However, with the 11 6, it continuously tracks the person as soon as you bring it close, and I just need to press the button. The autofocus works well even at night. Additionally, the new image stabilization feature is impressive. I'm currently shooting with the 15, and when using the handheld, it continues to record smoothly without shaking.

There is an increase in pixels, so I feel comfortable shooting wide and cropping. I feel like there's nothing more to wish for at this point. I mean, having used the T3 and the second generation a lot until now, it feels dramatically different. Will I buy it? I think I will. However, it's already hard to get one; it's too late. Everything is sold out. Everyone, stay strong! If you can get one, I highly recommend it. I think we can just walk together, making eye contact. At this point, it seems fine to let go of each other’s hands. Right, eye contact, eye contact. I’ll call you, so please wait there. Oh, wait a moment. I need to ask the three of you to hold on for a second; I need to go grab something.

Just wait a little bit, I'll be back in five minutes. Please wait a moment. That's right, that feeling. Wow, is it right? Yes, it's beautiful, beautiful. Oh, good, good, come out. Oh, but I can't see it slightly with my eyes, so try it from that distance. Yes, that's right, good. It's pretty. Oh, it's out, it's out, it's out. Oh, that's great. Now, as I mentioned earlier, you just need to take the last shot while going back. As I said earlier, put on your earphones, and I'll be taking the shot like this from here. You can stand between that Yuksan building and the Hyundai Tower. Just give me a straight line from here. Yes, that's right, turn, turn, turn, turn. The shooting is all done. It's getting quite cold now, and the wind is blowing a lot. Originally, the Dongjak Bridge is really famous for its sharp winds and cold, so I think it's better not to come at night in winter if you can help it.

Even in this cold weather, I was really touched by how brightly and passionately you filmed. So, I’d like to hear your impressions as well. How was it for you? 

Oh, it was really cold, but you both made it look so natural, so I’m looking forward to seeing the great photos. 

Yes, understood. I think we made some really good memories today, and I really appreciate you taking such beautiful photos with my girlfriend. 

Thank you so much. 

I really appreciate it. 

Alright, then I’ll see you again with someone else in another place. See you in the next video. Goodbye!

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Capturing Couple Moments at Dongjak Bridge

Onsu Film is conducting a couple photoshoot at Dongjak Bridge, using the Fujifilm X-B6 camera to test its night mode and image stabilization.

The couple, Jo Hee-ra and Min, are cheerful and engaged as they pose for various shots.

The photographer captures emotional backs, gentle kisses, and warm hugs, while also planning for future shoots with lush trees and fireworks.

The photographer is directing a shoot, emphasizing the importance of proximity and angle.

With a high-resolution camera, they plan to capture broad shots and crop them later for detail.

The photographer aims to create an emotional touch in the images by manipulating elements in Photoshop and maintaining a natural tension during the shoot.

The X1V is effective in reducing autofocus issues and offers continuous tracking for subjects.

The new image stabilization feature and increased pixel count in the 15 model provide smooth handheld shooting and flexibility in framing.

The speaker is impressed with the dramatic improvement from previous models and highly recommends getting one, although they are currently sold out.

The photo shoot took place between the Yuksan building and the Hyundai Tower, with the photographer giving directions for the perfect shot.

The cold and windy weather at Dongjak Bridge was noted, with a suggestion to avoid visiting at night during winter.

Despite the challenging conditions, the couple appreciated the photographer's efforts and expressed gratitude for the beautiful photos taken.