Optimum Camera Settings for CANON

Uploaded by GFIGARYFONG on Nov 22, 2010

Gary Fong, a professional photographer for 20 years, and inventor of the Lightsphere Flash Diffuser, explains how to take your camera off of fully automatic, while keeping safety and creativity to a maximum by adjusting the camera settings. These settings greatly increase consistently correct images, yet give the photographer the ability to have creative control over contrast, ambient light during flash, and more selective focus when outdoors. Intended for photographers from beginning to advanced event photographers

How to shoot a wedding

Uploaded by thatnikonguy on Sep 1, 2011

In this series ThatNikonGuy Matt Granger will show you all you need to know to get started in wedding photography. From planning, to gear, to shooting and editing tips, Matt will walk you through the process and help you avoid common pitfalls. Whether you are going in full time, or have been asked to shoot at a friends wedding - take the time to research and plan - it will avoid a lot of headaches down the track!

Uploaded by thatnikonguy on Sep 4, 2011

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Uploaded by thatnikonguy on Sep 5, 2011

Part 3 takes you on the journey of the full day wedding shoot, including images, tips and tricks. Part 4 covers back up, storage and editing (note the images included in part 3 are first draft edits - no individual PS work yet).

Uploaded by thatnikonguy on Sep 6, 2011

Part 4 covers back up, storage and editing options, following a wedding shoot.

Uploaded by thatnikonguy on Sep 6, 2011

In Part 5, Matt runs through 12 shots giving full shooting details, technique and explaination of how and why he chose the settings. He also presents a few that didn't work perfectly, and talks them through too.

Uploaded by thatnikonguy on Sep 8, 2011

In Part 6, Matt runs through 15 tips and custom settings that he uses when shooting a wedding. He also answers a few viewer questions, including how to get into the industry ,and how to get experience as an assistant.

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Getting Better and Faster Autofocus with your DSLR (sports/wildlife photography)

Uploaded by QQQQcon on Sep 17, 2011

See my photos at: http://www.momentsofnaturephotography.com
This video explains some of the setting I use on my DSLR in order to get the quickest most accurate focus possible for wildlife photography (this works for all sorts of action photography)

Canon EOS Sports Photography Lesson Part 4

Uploaded by leografie on May 6, 2010

Part four of a sport photography lesson set in St.Moritz in Switzerland. Using the Canon EOS 5D camera and other equipment, two students explore digital sports photography under the guidance of a professional photographer.

Depth of Field

Uploaded by TheSnapChick on Jun 6, 2010

http://www.snapchick.com In this video, I explain depth of field and how to use it to create the photo you want!

My Nikon Pro photography Equipment

Uploaded by JaredPolin on Aug 5, 2010

www.FroKnowsPhoto.com

After many many requests for a video showing all of my Nikon gear I finally decided to make one.

So lets list all the lenses in my bag(s)

Nikon 16 2.8
Nikon 14-24 2.8
Nikon 24-70 2.8
Nikon 105 Macro VR 2.8
Nikon 70-200 2.8 VR 2
Nikon 300 2.8 AFS V1
Nikon 35 1.8 DX (can be used on full frame)
Nikon 50 1.4 AFD
Nikon 85 1.4 AF

Bodies

Nikon D3s


Nikon D3x

Nikon D3000

People

LIL

Photography business is easy - if you adopt to the new reality

Uploaded by FreePhotographyTips on Jan 27, 2011

http://SmokingStrobes.com - Doing it exactly like the great masters of photography... a bullet proof way to avoid success with your photography business. Because times have changed. What made photographers successful a decade ago is completely different from what makes you successful today. However, it's not not hard to spot your personal path to photography success, once you have a clear view about the fundamentals that have changed. So I thought I should share with you the thing that I call the climate change in photography.