live.pirillo.com – You’re buying a camera, but you have absolutely no idea what is best suited to your needs. Even for a seasoned photographer, it can be tough. Try to keep these tips in mind next time you’re shopping for a new camera.
SmokingStrobes.com – I connected the dots between the DSLR hd video features and the growing market for microstock video. In the process I found a cool way to overcome my challenges with recording high quality hd video – and the awesome photographer Drew Gardner played a majore role in that. In this video I am going to tell you how I go about to take this chance as a photographer. The DSLR video capabilities make it possible for us to produce video in absolutely brilliant cinematic quality on a shoestring budget. This has never been possible before. I guess those of us who take this chance and develop this discipline will seriously clean up. And even if it is not about the commercial intent, I found that shooting video is actually a lot of fun, once I knew certain tricks.
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34 responses to “Top Five Tips to Help you Buy a Digital Camera”
what do you think of the samsung es90 it would be my first camera so do you think it would be good for a beginner and is it better than fujifilm jv300 please help
I just got a GEx500 for $155 with camera, case and 8GB SDHC Card on Amazon with no issues. I would never order from a small company. I read the reviews and it got 99.9 goo reviews and the seller of the Camera was Amazon, the case came from a seller with 96 percent good ratings. It shipped on Thursday and is arriving tomorrow this was great since the estimate was from June 27th-July 2nd.
If you’re wondering about the advantages of shooting with an HD camera we have a video with Nigel Barker explaining the benefits of HD at /watch?v=CFJp71jP8ls.
You mentioned the Casio EXA1080 for YouTube. Is that the one you used for this upload because your mouth is not in sync with your words. I am struggling to find a YouTube camera. thanks. Pam
hey can you suggest me a camera which record HD videos and takes very good pictures and it must have a great battery
great advice ;o) and tips … thanks 4 sharing!
good b$s advice
Love the Vista screensaver, lol.
watch?v=5VKUxolikEw
how careful should I be again???? =l
nice show
HA HA LMAO ok you know its not hard to be hotter than PONZI! are you kidding me? i dont have a wife, but my GF is a whole hel of a lot hotter than PONZI!! My god Ponzi is but ass ugly… i cannot believe you just made that statement…
and so are you i bet
chris pirillo is a faggot
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“watch some pasty white guy sit in front of a computer and geek out.” I’m gonna use that now…I like that…that was cute…
i think kodak v1073 is nice…didnt kno it was touchscreen
casico ex slim z1080
what type of camera are you using now?
200 dollar battery. What a bunch of idiots. good tips ben. Nice addition chris.
I agreat with u
if anyone is looking for a good point and shoot camera, and your serious about your photography but dont want to carry a big SLR. Please consider the Canon G9!! Worth every penny. If you do consider this camera please watch the reviews on YouTube.
and I don’t know for what reason why the “Reply” is not working on youtube on my pc.
well…I don’t really know why I got banned.
I just joined the chat today and just got banned
gold in them thar bins
Thank you for posting your videos. You take wonderful photographs, I am inspired by your work, and I hope one day I will be able to make my camera produce images as good as yours!
DSLR Video training and production is really where it is for us at United By Photography.
Now I know why you wear those designer jackets….it really hides the microphone you are wearing. Very clever.
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Excellent
Thank you so much. I guess a couple of viewers will have the same question.
Micro Stock:
is an offshoot of traditional stock photography. What defines a company as a microstock photography company is that they (1) source their images almost exclusively via the Internet, (2) do so from a wider range of photographers than the traditional stock agencies (including a willingness to accept images from “amateurs” and hobbyists), and (3) sell their images at a very low rate (anywhere from $.20 – $10) for a royalty-free image.
I had to wiki it, as I didn’t know.
Enjoy!