Sit back, put your feet up and follow orbis™ shooter and adventure photographer Graeme Murray from prep, to packing, to shooting an editorial mountain-biking assignment. Watch Graeme on assignment 6 hours into the deep New Zealand rain forest as he carries all his gear in, through and out. See his location lighting setups and the results.
Final scenes feature the beautiful Carena West filmed on a Nikon D90 with a Voigtlander 58mm f1.4 II.
Sit back, put your feet up and follow orbis™ shooter and adventure photographer Graeme Murray from prep, to packing, to shooting an editorial mountain-biking assignment. Watch Graeme on assignment 6 hours into the deep New Zealand rain forest as he carries all his gear in, through and out. See his location lighting setups and the results.
Final scenes feature the beautiful Carena West filmed on a Nikon D90 with a Voigtlander 58mm f1.4 II.
Ken fills you in on what it takes to great nighttime shots. Posted by Username: TamronVids on YouTube
Ansel Adams Master Photographers BBC series (1983) Posted by Username: Rangefindergeneral on YouTube
Ansel Adams Master Photographers (1983) Posted by Username: Rangefindergeneral on YouTube
Ansel Adams Master Photographers (1983) BBC Series Posted by Username: Rangefindergeneral on YouTube
Learn to see the elements of composition and how everything works together to carry the viewers eye from detail to detail. http://photogiver.com/ Posted by Username: photofonz on YouTube
Stephen Poff talks about shutter Speed and gives a few tips on light writing. Posted by Username: the365daysproject on YouTube
Stephen Poff discusses a few strategies for long exposure photos. Posted by Username: the365daysproject on YouTube
Create the illusion of a miniaturized world with this photographic technique. Posted by Username: MakeMagazine on YouTube
The pictures can be tantalizing. Some even cause us to stop and stare. Join us, for a behind the scenes look at a food photographer and his team as they create sumptuous images out of fresh ingredients that seem to jump off the page. Recipes from this episode: Ed's Tangy Eggless Caesar Salad; Canning Pears, raw pack; Pear Bread.
To watch more stories, Food News, or Cooking Fresh videos, visit: http://cookingupastory.com Posted by Username: cookingupastory on YouTube
Presented by Wholesale Photo Cafe & Tamron. This video series teaches tips & trick for shooting great macro close-up photography. Featuring professional photographer Roy Todd from San Diego. Posted by Username: jonnybgood2120 on YouTube
In "part two" of this video Nicole Young shows you how to edit a series of timelapse photos and make them into a video. Posted by Username: NicolesyPhotography on YouTube
In "part one" of this video Nicole Young shows you how to photograph a series of timelapse images. Please view "part 2" to learn how to edit the photos and make them into a video.
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If you want to learn more about taking great photography, this is the show. This one is about shooting with fall foliage. Posted by Username: DigitalPhotoGuy on YouTube
If you want to learn more about taking great photography, this is the show. This one is about shooting with fall foliage. Posted by Username: DigitalPhotoGuy on YouTube
If you want to learn more about taking great photography, this is the show. This one is about shooting with fall foliage. Posted by Username: DigitalPhotoGuy on YouTube
If you want to learn more about taking great photography, this is the show. This one is about shooting with fall foliage. Posted by Username: DigitalPhotoGuy on YouTube
Masters Of Wedding Photography featuring Jerry Ghionis, David Oliver, Rob Heyman, Marcus Bell, Denis Reggie, Yervant, Joe Buissink, Jeff Ascough, David Beckstead, Martin Schembri. Two of the best photography DVDs available. Watch the best in the business do what they do best. Posted by Username: Mastersofwedding on YouTube
Learn how to force the flash to photograph kids in this free video lesson on child photography. Bio: Erin Neumeyer is a professional children's photographer based in Venice, Calif. Posted by Username: ExpertVillage on YouTube
This Video looks at using on camera flash for Portrait Photography. It gives examples of the different effects which can be achieved using some of the new tools available today.
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This Video introduces the benefits to be had from a circular polarising filter. It covers how and when to use the filter and gives some examples of the many situations where one might be useful.
Learn more at http://www.ppsop.com/macr.aspx . Please send your questions/feedbacks to bryanfpeterson3@mac.com Posted by Username: ppsop2009 on YouTube
The camera in the iPhone 3GS has improved close-up capabilities, tap focus, and more resolution. You can use it to photograph small objects, business cards, even duplicate 4" x 6" prints. Using this DIY copy stand that's easy to make, you can produce high quality images with just a couple taps on its screen. Posted by Username: TheDigitalStory on YouTube
Depth of Field (DoF) is easy to understand, but it is often extremely poorly explained. It's all about selective focus. For consumers with conveniently small camcorders, you only have two options: get your subject away from the background and then (1) zoom in or (2) get the subject close to the camera. No 35mm lens adapters, no secret techniques, no complex math: That's it! Posted by Username: Videopia on Vimeo
Basic framing and shot composition - in a minute! No point in droning on and on about the Rule of Thirds and all that nonsense, but if you can keep just one idea in mind when setting up your shots, make it this one: Keep it interesting. Posted by Username: Videopia on Vimeo
A quick tutorial detailing how to photograph a fireworks show. Posted by Username: BrookwoodSteve on YouTube
Kerry from CameraDojo.com shows how he uses Live View mode when doing macro photography. Posted by Username: Kerrycgarrison on YouTube
Kerry from http://CameraDojo.com answers a reader's question about how aperture affects your shot. Posted by Username: Kerrycgarrison on YouTube
Make a splash with your photography as digital photography expert Gavin Hoey http://www.gavtrain.com demonstrates the strobist set up required to capture the beauty hidden in a drop of water. Posted by Username: PhotoGaving on YouTube
"Bokeh" or blurred areas in a photo are achieved through very large apertures, F 2.8 or lower. By creating a fake lens hood with a shaped opening - we can control the shapes of the lights reflected back in our blurred backgrounds.
This tutorial shows some tips and tricks on how I create these shapes in my images. Hope you like it!
More photography tutorials available at michaelwarf.com/blog
The Fourth of July is coming! This is a video tutorial showing you how to photograph fireworks with your D-SLR. Enjoy! Posted by Username: Lilkiwiguy87 on YouTube
Great tips on how to position yourself and even how to choose a sport to cover that isn't already over covered by other photographers. Posted by Username: assignmenttutorials on YouTube
Your photos can be used to make beautiful custom gift bags. And the best part is, you don't even need a photo printer. Stephanie Scheetz shows you how to transform your images, printed on regular white office paper, into personalized gift bags that will impress your friends and family. All you need is a little tape and Stephanie's expert guidance. For more tips, be sure to visit the Creative Output section on www.thedigitalstory.com. Posted by Username: TheDigitalStory on YouTube
How to use filters, tutorial by What Digital Camera magazine: Part 2
Posted by Username: WhatDigitalCamera on YouTube
How to use filters, tutorial by What Digital Camera magazine: Part 1 Posted by Username: WhatDigitalCamera on YouTube
Professional wedding photographer Pieter Van Impe (www.fotografie-vanimpe.be) shows in this video how you can improve your shots by changing small details in the pose of the couple using before & after examples.
Some recent stuff that Timescapes shot on the Canon 5D Mark II DLSR this Winter/Spring 2009. Posted by Username: Timescapes on Vimeo
This is a free video I offer as an example of what I can teach you in the Posing and Lighting Series I created. You will find a lot of information on the web about how to get an exposure reading and using a softbox, but you have to learn the most flattering angles of the face and body (poses) before you can really apply correct lighting techniques.
If you would like to attend one of my live workshops, visit the website below for details. I will be in major cities throughout the spring.
I have also created individual videos about posing and lighting Men, Woman, Couples, Studio Lighting, Window Light, and other topics. You can find more free information at www.bobkahnworkshops.com
There are several ways to do Time Lapse Photography, my favorite involves using a Digital Still Camera and a controller. Once the photos are taken, I demonstrate how to to stitch the photos together into a finished movie. You could also use a Digital Video Camera with controlling software to do Time Lapse. Posted by Username: CreativityToSpare on YouTube
Master Photographer Tony Sweet describes his images, the challenges he faced in making them, and some tips on how he accomplished the results. For more information, visit MasterPhotoDVD.com Posted by Username: MasterPhotoDVD on Vimeo
Master Photographer Tony Sweet demonstrates how he uses a lens baby in making multiple exposure abstracts in nature. For more information visit MasterPhotoDVD.com Posted by Username: MasterPhotoDVD on Vimeo
Scott Stulberg, one of the Pros at the ANPW (Aperture Nature Photography Workshop), demonstrates how to shoot a panorama. Posted by Username: Scott Bourne on Vimeo
Sure, a beautiful photograph takes some skill behind the lens, but it takes a little skill in front of it, too. Posted by Username: Howcast on Yahoo
Cars.com's Ian Merritt gives some tips on how to photograph your car. Posted by Username: Carscom_video on Yahoo
Learn how to frame your shot to photograph kids in this free video lesson on child photography. Posted by Username: ExpertVillage on ExpertVillage
Learn how to shoot children at their best when photographing kids in this free video lesson on child photography. Posted by Username: ExpertVillage on ExpertVillage
During architectural night photography, use color from other elements to compliment the colors of a building. Learn about color in architectural night photography with tips from a professional photographer in this free photography video. Posted by Username: ExpertVillage on ExpertVillage
Repeating patterns are one element used when composing interior architectural photography. Compose interior architectural photography with tips from a professional photographer in this free photography video. Posted by Username: ExpertVillage on ExpertVillage
Jewelry photography requires careful attention to light, reflections and refractions. Practice your jewelry photography with the best lighting gear in this free product photography video. Posted by Username: ExpertVillage on ExpertVillage
For product photography, arranging your tripod, lights, reflecting surface, and subject is key. Practice your jewelry photography with this free product photography video. Posted by Username: ExpertVillage on ExpertVillage
Getting rid of reflections in jewelry photography can be tricky. Practice your jewelry photography without unsightly reflections in this free product photography video. Posted by Username: ExpertVillage on ExpertVillage
The Discovery Channel shows how camera lenses are made. Posted by Username: Crashoran on YouTube
This clips covers the basics of camera shutter speeds and lens apertures and the relationship between them when taking a photo Posted by Username: dav1eb on YouTube
This clips covers the basics of camera shutter speeds and lens apertures and the relationship between them when taking a photo Posted by Username: dav1eb on YouTube
In this 90 second tutorial I explain some basics about your camera dial, including the Tv, Av, and M modes. Posted by Username: unexposed on Vimeo
Jim from ProPhotolife demonstrates how to take outdoor portraits. Visit Jim's blog at http://www.prophotolife.com Posted by Username: Jim Talkington on Vimeo
Lean the best kept secrets of Professional Photographers Posted by Username: PhotographersAcademy on YouTube
URBAN PHOTOGRAPHY run training courses in London every weekend. Posted by Username: UrbanPhotographycouk on YouTube
Jim from ProPhotolife demonstrates how to use two lenses that you might already have to achieve 1:1 magnification - as if you were using a macro lens. Visit Jim's blog at http://www.prophotolife.com Posted by Username: Jim Talkington on Vimeo
In this series of videos I hope to introduce beginning photographers to some core concepts of photography, like aperture, shutter speed, depth of field, histograms, ISO, RAW, and many more.
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This is the third episode in my "Photography in (under) 90 Seconds" (P90) series.
Depth of Field = Range of your photograph that appears to be in focus. You can control this by varying the aperture of you lens.
In addition to watching this video, I recommend going out and experimenting with different apertures yourself in order to get a 'feel' for how each aperture setting changes the depth of field in your images. For the beginner, the easiest way to experiment with this is to set your camera to Av (aperture priority). In this mode you set the aperture and your camera will set the appropriate shutter speed to get a good exposure. If you want a shallow depth of field, you will also need a 'fast' lens; i.e., one that has a maximum aperture of something like: f/1.4, f/1.8, f/2, or even f/2.8. Lenses of this sort are often very expensive, but each camera maker offers a fast 50mm lens for relatively cheap (compared to other lenses). Good luck.
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In this episode I discuss the basics of shutter speed. Part two will show what effects varying the shutter speed can have on your photographs. Posted by Username: ulufilms on YouTube
I believe that a professional photographer needs to do some personal work from time to time to stay fresh and keep learning.
This time I gathered some friends/fellow photographers to help me out with an idea I had for a photo competition about the environment. My concept was to make a shot of a guy jogging in 2020.
For more info and to see the pictures in better quality, please visit www.bertstephani.com/blog
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There are good backgrounds for pictures everywhere, you just have to find them. I'll show you a few tricks in this video.
For more info and to see the pictures in better quality, please visit www.bertstephani.com/blog
Posted by Username: bertstephani on YouTube
Flower photography tutorial about how to great flower photos Posted by Username: AmyK007 on YouTube
Almost every photograph can benefit from small color corrections--changes that eliminate subtle casts, and allow the true colors to speak more clearly to the viewer. To achieve good color balance, you need the right tools, and you need to apply them properly--and this is the focus of our latest Pixel Podcast. View Photoshop Basics: Color Balance to get started with a simple but powerful technique!
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DSLR Tips: How to blur water for a dreamy effect Posted by Username: CameraLabs on YouTube
This image was shot for a Pentax advert in the UKs DSLR User Magazine. We've also used it in our downloadable photography course Digital Photography Exposed. To find out more visit www.photographycourses.biz Posted by Username: PhotoExposed on YouTube
How to blur action shots for a feeling of speed Posted by Username: Cameralabs on YouTube
Big problems with small objects, have thinking photographer thinking. Posted by Username: BoothPhotographic on YouTube
Get quick tips from a professional photographer on how to look better when posing for photos. Hosted by Jamey Ordolis. Posted by Username: SliceGirls on YouTube
This ain't voguing, it's posing! Jennifer Ohlsson runs through what to do and what not to do when posing for photograph. Posted by Username: lisa26225 on YouTube
I give photography tips on tricks to help you improve the quality of your digital photographs. Posted by Username: Daveteachout on YouTube
Learn the best kept secrets of Professional Photographers Posted by Username: PhotographersAcademy on YouTube
Glamour shooting in high key setting by The Studio Coach.com. Find more in our online store: www.thestudiocoach.com. Posted by Username: TheStudioCoach on YouTube
Jean François O'Kane | The Studio Coach explains how to read the histogram. Posted by Username: TheStudioCoach on YouTube
How to improve your lighting with your Digital Photography Posted by Username: digisuccess on YouTube
WDC Tutorial on how to shoot Panoramic photographs Posted by Username: WhatDigitalCamera on YouTube
Lean the best kept secrets of Professional Photographers
Posted by Username: PhotographersAcademy on YouTube
Rick Sammon's Top Ten Digital Photography Tips. Learn how to see the light; Depth and Dimension; Take a hike; Always look down, back, and up; Tell the whole story; Frame it; Beware of the background; Fill the frame; RAW rules!; Envision the End Result Posted by Username: pixelmagic on YouTube
If you want to learn more about taking great photography, this is the show. This one is about shooting with contrasting skin tones. Posted by Username: DigitalPhotoGuy on YouTube
If you want to learn more about taking great photography, this is the show. This one is about shooting with contrasting skin tones. Posted by Username: DigitalPhotoGuy on YouTube
If you want to learn more about taking great photography, this is the show. This one is about shooting with contrasting skin tones. Posted by Username: DigitalPhotoGuy on YouTube
If you want to learn more about taking great photography, this is the show. This one is about shooting with contrasting skin tones. Posted by Username: DigitalPhotoGuy on YouTube
In this weeks webinar on www.imagingprep.com we go through 8 different jewelry images. The images were created using three different cameras. A Nikon CoolPix 8700 "point and shoot" camera, a Canon 30D "DSLR", and a Canon 5D "full frame DSLR". Three different lighting systems were used as well. In this movie we go over the use of an MK light box, constant lighting, and strobe lighting. In addition we discuss how to look at jewelry to "read" what kind of setup was used and where each is most appropriate. Posted by Username: ImagingPrep on YouTube
Find out about the best time of day, when to use flash, and how to add dimension and depth to your landscape photos and other nature shots. A great start for the beginning photographer. Brought to you by HP and pro photographer and momTracey Clark. Posted by Username: momphotographer on YouTube
Learn basic tips about focusing, shutter lag, positioning your subject for dramatic impact, and how to use different angles and perspectives. Brought to you by HP and pro photographer and mom Tracey Clark. Posted by Username: momphotographer on YouTube
Learn how to arrange your subjects, what clothes to wear, and what not to do when you want to take unique family photos that you will want to frame and display in your home. Brought to you by HP and pro photographer and mom Tracey Clark. Posted by Username: momphotographer on YouTube
Eric explains how your camera's imaging chip interacts with the shutter, to show you how shutter speeds affect the look of your video.
Posted by Username: digitaljuicetv on YouTube
Michael discusses the use of ISO, Aperture, and Shutter Speeds with Outdoor Adventure Expert and burgeoning photographer Brian Brawdy on a recent shoot in sunny Florida. Posted by Username: mauromedia on YouTube
Mark and Andrew demonstrate how to crunch the depth of field to achieve two camera tricks. (Cameratown: This tutorial is demonstrated with video in mind, however the same tricks can be used to make objects look closer with still photography as well). Posted by Username: videomaker on YouTube
A brief explanation for newcomers to the art of photography to help them understand this important aspect of the craft. Posted by Username: MPTutor on YouTube
This video will help you understand the three main parts of a DSLR Lens that can change the Depth of Field in photographs. We will explain how the Aperture, Zoom and Focus all effect the Depth of field in a photo. Posted by Username: DSLRCamera on YouTube
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