22 responses to “Digital Photography One on One: Episode 60: Angle of View”
nomadvip
My hero! Love the rapid fire!
galaxiedance
Thank you for using Sam in this video.. use her all the time.. makes the videos awesome!
tutuvo10
Mark, photography hero!!
Akshath Rao
great work guys
trinhnamquang
Sam is so HOTTT! very typical: tall, blond, blue eyes, white. I am falling in love with her.
MrBlackretreat
will you teach me how to shoot at night without a flash at a wedding thats uses candle light and i wanna shoot get the shot with out fireing a flash
MrBlackretreat
will you teach me how to shoot at night without a flash at a wedding thats uses candle light and i wanna shoot get the shot with out fireing a flash
MrBlackretreat
will you teach me how to shoot at night without a flash at a wedding thats uses candle light and i wwann shoot get the shot with out fireing a flash
girlmakesthecut
Thank you for all the videos! Have a question- does angle of view relate to z axis?
Kickthefog
Please feel free to use Sam as a model any time. She’s freakin gorgeous.
camcordertv
Thanks !
marcuelcajon
Oh crap I have that Lens, thanks for the tips.
Veera Venkata Nagesh Akula
Thanks a Million…!!!
Zdeněk Pachl
hi,what kind of flash remote control did you use?
Thanks for answer.
Zdenek
riheljana
Thank you Mark !
I wanted to know the relationship between the Fabionacci spiral and
photograhy and how to use this rule of composition in practice.
Sabrina TAKORABET
rabbyph
what “remote control” and flash did you use? I am planning to buy the 35mm and I already have 55-300. This might be my same setup here.
snapfactory
Take a look at Episode 62.
AZWindwatcher
I would to have you add to this video with a discussion about camera-to-subject distance regarding wide-angle/telephoto lenses vs. angle-of-view. Those with a kit lens may have more creative ability than they realize. That exercise would be informative.
DVL1507
nice video!
using a simple and affordable equipment, so that people wont think that good photo can only be produced by expensive equipment.
mumphalee
very helpful, thanks a lot.
mouthpiecejet
I was wondering if you guys could do an episode about wide angle distortion and longer lens compression and what effects it has on bokeh.
Thanks!
mouthpiecejet
this is probably the best, most informative photography class on youtube. for beginners and advanced photographers alike
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22 responses to “Digital Photography One on One: Episode 60: Angle of View”
My hero! Love the rapid fire!
Thank you for using Sam in this video.. use her all the time.. makes the videos awesome!
Mark, photography hero!!
great work guys
Sam is so HOTTT! very typical: tall, blond, blue eyes, white. I am falling in love with her.
will you teach me how to shoot at night without a flash at a wedding thats uses candle light and i wanna shoot get the shot with out fireing a flash
will you teach me how to shoot at night without a flash at a wedding thats uses candle light and i wanna shoot get the shot with out fireing a flash
will you teach me how to shoot at night without a flash at a wedding thats uses candle light and i wwann shoot get the shot with out fireing a flash
Thank you for all the videos! Have a question- does angle of view relate to z axis?
Please feel free to use Sam as a model any time. She’s freakin gorgeous.
Thanks !
Oh crap I have that Lens, thanks for the tips.
Thanks a Million…!!!
hi,what kind of flash remote control did you use?
Thanks for answer.
Zdenek
Thank you Mark !
I wanted to know the relationship between the Fabionacci spiral and
photograhy and how to use this rule of composition in practice.
Sabrina TAKORABET
what “remote control” and flash did you use? I am planning to buy the 35mm and I already have 55-300. This might be my same setup here.
Take a look at Episode 62.
I would to have you add to this video with a discussion about camera-to-subject distance regarding wide-angle/telephoto lenses vs. angle-of-view. Those with a kit lens may have more creative ability than they realize. That exercise would be informative.
nice video!
using a simple and affordable equipment, so that people wont think that good photo can only be produced by expensive equipment.
very helpful, thanks a lot.
I was wondering if you guys could do an episode about wide angle distortion and longer lens compression and what effects it has on bokeh.
Thanks!
this is probably the best, most informative photography class on youtube. for beginners and advanced photographers alike