(Intro) Billy (the Fuji Guys) walks you through how to load and start shooting with your Fujifilm X10 For more information visit www.fujifilm.ca Follow the Fuji Guys on Twitter: www.twitter.com
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Fuji Guys – Fujifilm X10 – Getting Started
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Jan
Photoshop/LightRoom 3 Tutorial: Down to the Basics pt. 1
12
Jan
A friend recently brought up the idea of making a “basics of…” tutorial for those out there who are very very new to both LR3 and Photoshop CS5, I thought it was a great idea so I’m making a few videos, right now its looking like it’ll be 3 or 4 parts, part 1 deals with LR3 only, Parts 2, 3 and maybe if needed part 4 will be on Photoshop. If you have any questions please comment and I will respond. MOST OF ALL: If you have any ideas or anything that you want to see me do a tutorial on please please please PLEASE comment on either my channel or preferably one of my tutorial videos, if I know how to do what you want to see I will gladly make a tutorial, and if I do not, I will do my best to find out how to do it and then make a tutorial I am always looking for new video Ideas so just shoot anything my way! Please check out my blog at LukeSchneiderPhotography.Blogspot.com and my flickr at http
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Time lapse Morpho butterfly emerging from chrysalis. The butterfly emerged early in the morning. I used a growlight with timer to simulate sunrise and to stimulate the butterfly emerge within a certain time of the morning. I am grateful to the the Stratford Butterfly House for providing healthy chrysalis and advice. Filmed by Neil Bromhall copyright www.complete-gardens.co.uk Nikon D300, 55mm lens with studio flash. 2-5 sec interval using tungsten lamp, humidifier, and propagator.
Nikon 300mm f/4 effects of not having 39mm drop in filter.
12
Jan
This is the information off of Ken Rockwell’s website. ” The internal filter should remain in place because the presence or absence of the filter changes the effective (optical) distance to the film plane by a tiny amount. Don’t worry about this, but please leave the filter holder in place. The change in effective path length is the thickness of the filter x ([the filter glass’ index of refraction] -1 ). A typical index of refraction is about 1.5, so you change the effective distance to the film by about half the thickness of the filter. Of course the same effect happens with filters in front of your lens, but no one notices when you change the distance to a subject by a millimeter. In lens design, moving the film plane a mm can make a difference, but not much with telephotos. You can confirm this effect if you focus on a distant object and note the indication on the focus scale. Now remove the internal filter, refocus, and you will note that the focus scale indicates a different distance when focused on the same object. ” All information is copyrighted by Ken Rockwell at www.kenrockwell.com
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D3100 Examples of high ISO settings star photos
11
Jan
Just a quick example of the different ISO settings I have attempted to use in my attempts to carry out time lapse of the star filled night sky. This is an FYI just to give you an idea of the quality that you can capture using ISO 1600 or ISO 1800 and also the difference in the amount of stars you can pick up. Shutter speed obviously plays a part as well but this video is to highlight what you could expect from higher ISO settings in regards to capturing stars at night. Hope it helps. Camera used Nikon D3100 DSLR
Piano and Violin Duet – Rain – Brian Crain
11
Jan
Click here to purchase song on iTunes and get Sheet Music: iTunes: itunes.apple.com CD and Sheet Music: briancrain.com This video was produced by Rob Crain. http The song is “Rain” from the album “Piano and Violin Duet” by Brian Crain. Violin performed by Rita Chepurchenko. Image courtesy of the Image Science & Analysis Laboratory, NASA Johnson Space Center eol.jsc.nasa.gov These images were shot with a Nikon D3S with 17-35mm F2.8 and 14-24mm F2.8 lenses
elsewhere – Flight Facilities ‘Foreign Language’ Tour
11
Jan
elsewhere – Flight Facilities ‘Foreign Language’ Tour Flight Facilities at elsewhere on November 11, 2011. Track – Flight Facilities – “Foreign Language” Filmed and edited by Tori Jackson
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Yexel’s Toy Museum
11
Jan
Our visit to Yexel’s Toy Museum in the Philippines. Video taken with a Sony Nex 5N with a 35mm 1.4 Samyang lens. Other photos are with a D90 kit.
Video Rating: 5 / 5
Some advice for those of you looking at buying a DSLR camera. For a more in-depth article, including a bit more technical things to look for, have a look here: www.facebook.com www.facebook.com www.mikepohatu.com
Entry Level Mirrorless Cameras
11
Jan
This holiday video covers the entry level offerings of the new mirrorless class of cameras. Entry Level Mirrorless Cameras bhpho.to Learn more about Kelby Training bit.ly
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Nikkor 24-70mm AF-S F2.8 on Nikon D7000 Pictures/Photos and Video Test. VLOG
11
Jan
Check My CHANNEL To See More Videos : www.youtube.com proud pinoy pride asian filipino i am at the santa monica pier. trying my camera. i think i have it on iso 1600 f2.8 sht30. im not sure what setting i can put it to have good result in video. iu know please tell me in the comment bellow, thnx…
A SERIES OF PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN WITH A NIKON D90 THEATRUM.DEVIANTART.COM
PATROUILLE DE FRANCE Socoa septembre 2010
11
Jan
Demonstration de la patrouille de France ce septembre 2010.Team Leader: commandant Virginie Guyot.Music: Shoot to Thrill from AC/DC. My first plane video with Sony Z7 not ready as i was taken by surprise by the show in front of my house!!! i rushed with 20kg of gear to the beach side in the bay of St Jean de Luz.for the Z7 focus locked on infinity and manual exposure measured and locked exposed for the white to be safe, manual zoom because electronic zoom not ready on button so shaky when zooming or dezooming.once you loose the plane on viewfinder it is very difficult to catch up so immense concentration.i was shooting at the same time stills with tripod gitzo+wimberley head zoom nikon 200-400 ,1.4x extender and D300.i had to skip the tripod for fhe Z7 because i couldn t follow up hi above me.so i did 3/4 of it hand held.it was hectic jumping from one camera to another one as i was missing action at the same time on the Z7 while shooting stills.the shakyness is increased by the fact that i had to accelerate the speed of the rushes during edit otherwise the relative speed of the plane make it very slow on the screen and the action would have been sluggish. so it is fine from close on a 15 inch screen but from 20 inches it is better to put space between viewer and screen.the cloudy stills are from the previous day,training in fact!you learn everyday!! lots of excuses-hope you enjoyed it! Agur,Jean-Claude.