2011 01 30~ 02 09 www.mvorion.com Music: A Compilation (Cruising ) By Fassy Program: Final Cut Pro 7, MPEG Streamclip, QuickTime Player, Cinema Tools, Compressor and iTunes WB: Color Correction 3-Way Movie Camera: Sony RX520V, NIKON D700, AF-S VR Nikkor 70-200mm 1:2.8G IF-ED , Mc Zenitar-N2.8/16 (Fish-eye)
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A film by Jason Smart. Stanley Harris hires a photographer to spy on his wife, who may be having an affair. Things turn ugly as usual in this 16mm short.
This Tutorial shows you how to use ControlMyNikon’s Web Trigger to capture images using an iPhone, smartphone or web browser. ControlMyNikon allows you to remotely control your Nikon DSLR with your PC. For more information, check out www.controlmyikon.com
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Sports photography with the Nikon D90 advanced DSLR.
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Olympus’s new flagship Micro four thirds camera the OM-D E-M5 Versus Nikon’s Shiny new D800 Full frame shoooter. (& yes, dedicated reviews of both cameras are coming soon 😉 ) Olympus OM-D E-M5 with the fantastic M.Zuiko Digital ED 45mm F1.8 The Nikon D800 with the much lusted after Nikkor 85mm f/1.4G… It’s as close as makes no real difference an equivalent (effective) focal length FOV on each camera. (the D800 is full frame, and the E-M5 has a 2x crop factor, giving the 45mm lens an 35mm equivalent focal length of 90mm) Both set to record 1080@30P, using the Standard picture profiles on each, ISO set to 200, shutter & aperture set to full manual mode, and Focus S-AF. And cameras were recording each scene simultaneously, mounted to the same monopod (using a hot-shoe extension bar & appropriate adapters) This May not be a fair fight in stills mode, given the VAST difference in megapixel resolution… 16MP vs 36MP… But in VIDEO mode, where the play-ground is levelled as much as posisble, and with both cameras independently impressing video shooters in early testing & reviews… Well, it proved to be a very interesting head-to-head shootout indeed… What do you think? …
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The P300 is equipped with an f/1.8 wide-angle zoom (beginning at 24mm) NIKKOR lens Nikon COOLPIX P300 1280 x 720@60fps 13th ACGHK 2011
photoextremist.com In this photography tutorial I teach you how to take a picture of a person (or object) floating in mid air. If you enjoyed this, there is more good stuff in my Trick Photography and Special Effects E-Book: trickphotographybook.com
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Nikon/Nikkor Lens Coffee Cup looks pretty much the same as the real one with zoom-in and out feature. MA/M button is switchable. Very good in every detail. Nikon lovers should not miss it. It is awesome.
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*Turn up your speakers so you can clearly hear the music! Listen with BOTH speakers (voiceovers are on the left side)* This video is part of a project created for Ms. Cordero’s Sophomore English Honors (Period 3) at Arcadia High School, Arcadia, California. The novel Candide is reviewed in the video up to the point before introducing El Dorado, where Candide meets an ideal land where the jewels are used to pave the roads. Martin and Candide (as well as other characters) then go through a series of travelling where they are plucked away of their wealth gained at El Dorado. Eventually, the characters are able to meet up again using Candide’s wealth, and live their life by farming. You are permitted to use this video for only educational purposes, but if you are presenting as a project I would highly suggest to make your own video. It is a fun process that makes one think what is actually important. _________________ Music Selections: -Rhapsody in Blue by George Gershwin- Cover/Performed by Richard Clayderman -Ballade No. 4 in F Minor, Op. 52 by Frederic Chopin- Performed by Yundi Li -Giants Dance At Midnight by Rich Smith -The Crying Spirit by Rich Smith -The Loveable Chipmunk by Rich Smith -The Raging Fire by Rich Smith Richard Clayderman’s performance is from his CD, Richard Clayderman- Concerto, while Yundi Li’s performance is from his CD, 14th International Frederick Chopin Piano Competition, and Rich Smith’s compositions are from his CD, The Giant Forest …
www.Berger-Bros.com Berger Bros Camera in Amityville and Syosset Long Island offer private one-on-one coaching. Contact Berger Bros. at Amityville store: 209 Broadway Rt. 110 Amityville, NY (631)-264-4160 Syosset store: 226 W. Jericho Tpke, Rt. 25 Syosset, NY (516)-496-1000
Behind the scenes video of Norway based Photographer Morten Wanvik shooting in his studio. On this job he use Nikon D3X and Broncolor light. You will see he use his big Para 220 and also the smaller Para88 on this shoot. www.mortenwanvik.no
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Subscribe / Rate Video too =)! MaBSTOA Bus & West Farms Bus IRT White Plains Road Line! 2nd Week of the (2) train Shuttle Bus at 174th Street Local from 180th Street, Morris Park Avenue to 149th Street, Grand Concourse BX19 | Bronx Park, The Bronx to Riverbank Park, Manhattan BX21 | Westchester Square to Mott Haven, The Bronx BUS NUMBERS (REVIEW VIDEO FOR MORE) 1249 4047 5300 5641 7663 7749 8775 NovaBUS LFSA, New Flyer D60HF, Orion 5 / 7 and RTS is shown here! ENJOY =)! Video Taken: July 10, 2011 C550D @1080p [FULL HD]
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Blogger Scott Schumann, aka, The Sartorialist, shares photos from his Visual Life with 70000 readers a day. In this film by Intel, get a sneak peek into the man behind the lens and how technology plays a pivotal role in bringing his passion to life.
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photographyequipment.yolasite.com (Budget Equipment) razzi.me www.facebook.com twitter.com In this video I am doing hands on review of Nikkor 70-200 f/2.8G ED VRii lens. I tested the focus, sharpness at wide open aperture and at 200mm, bokeh, focus accuracy and VRII. It’s an exceptional lens with great sharpness and works great in low light situation when you cannot hand hold at slower shutter speed. Equipment Used in the Video DSLR: Nikon D3s Lenes: 70-200 f/2.8 VRii Speed light: Nikon SB700
Video Rating: 4 / 5