Lee and Patrick over at Fstoppers have put together a video that pretty much proves that good lighting can squeeze great results out of the most mediocre of cameras.
Their sensor of choice for the proof of concept? An iPhone 3gs.
Yep. __________
(Lots more lighting BTS stuff over at Fstoppers.com)
Music: Hirano Aya – Kaze Yomi Ribbon (no English lyrics available at the moment) Here’s my personal submission for my YouTube Channel Intro, a little compilation with some of the things you may find for shits and giggles in RuneScape or weird things with certain actions in RuneScape upon my character. š Besides, that’s my instinct. I’m just doing what I do best. ^^ FAQ: ——- Q: How did you do those glitches!? A: I would love to answer that, but most of these glitches are not possible to do anymore as JaGeX has fixed them overtime. Q: How did you get pushed into a trap at a non-wildy area? A: That took place in a PvP world. Q: How the HELL did you made that noob hit 0s with d claws!? A: Using Vesta’s spear’s special attack “Spear wall” immunes you to all melee attacks for 5 seconds. Example when someone specs me with AGS (spear wall applied), the AGS spec will be rendered useless 100% within the 5 second boundary. Trivia: There are a total of three subliminal messages in this video, do you know what they represent? š HINT: They appear within the first minute of the video. Subliminal messages found: #1 “Miku Hatsune + D³Ćy = LAWLASAURUS! Ć]” Found by iThrowback image link: s197.photobucket.com #2 “~CROTCH BUTTER!~” Found by SteelSponge #3 [Unknown] Disclaimers: – I do not own the music used in this video. It is used only for non-profitable entertainment. Runescape is a registered trademark of Jagex LTD. My Runescape videos are made for non-profit entertainment only. If … Video Rating: 5 / 5
1st in Singapore to own the Nikon D3X. Cost a massive SGD000++ but definitely worth it. Video Rating: 3 / 5
A “not great” Nikon D300 firmware update video. Nikon has a really complicated page on how to update firmware, so I thought this might be useful as a much simpler version. Here’s a link to Nikon’s own tutorial: www.nikon-euro.com and D300 firmware can be downloaded from: nikoneurope-en.custhelp.com But it’s really so much simpler: 1) Download firmware. 2) Double click on it to extract the self extracting zip file. 3) Navigate to “D300Update” folder. 4) Make sure battery is fully charged. 5) Format CF card (not sure that’s even necessary). 6) Set camera’s USB setting (Menu — Setup Menu — USB) to “Mass Storage”. 7) Connect to PC via USB cable. 8) First copy A firmware (ie “A3000110.bin”) to root of your D300s CF card. 9) Apply the update (Menu — Setup Menu — Firmware Version — Update) and shutdown camera when done. 10) Connect to PC again, delete A firmware and repeat steps 8 & 9 for B. 11) Format the CF card and you’re all done. Sorry for the crappy video quality! Video Rating: 3 / 5
Here's the latest free hard drive data recovery program to be offered, and as always I advise you to maintain separate, removable media, to back up your precious digital photo files.
Of course the use of removable media for backup extends beyond your photo files and should include all files that you consider "must haves."
The "iCare", "Data Recovery 3.6" Software, is a bit more advanced than some past free offerings and deserves a look, especially since it's free.
Sorry, except for the 10 minute clips this segment is uncut. It’s about an hour total. I walk through the most frequently used features of the D300, and some less frequently used. 6/6 Details on Commander Mode with SB800 and SB600 Nikon Camera Control NX demonstration Camera control used to come with Nikon View but they have made it a seperate product in NX. Video Rating: 4 / 5
Some Quick Functions of the First Flip Out Touch Screen From Alpine With Pulse Touch Technology
This is the new limited edition black and gold nikon d60! with specs and prices at the end so keep watching for your buyers info! Video Rating: 4 / 5
This video is about how I carry my Nikon D60, my Film Zx-60 Pentax camera, my two Nikkor VR 18-55mm and 55-200mm Lens, my Nikon SB-600 Speedlight, my chargers, memory cards, and manuals. Hope you enjoy…. Have a great day.
When shopping for a digital camera it's important to not only make certain that it has all the features you want or need, or at least that you can afford, but don't forget about durability.
After all you want your new toy to be reliable and not break down, at least under what we call, "normal operating conditions."
But what if your demands include activities that put delicate gadgets in harms way, such as rock climbing and other strenuous outdoor activities?
More Information here: www.imageacquisitions.com DESCRIPTION: Nikon 70-200mm AF-S VR Nikkor 1:2.8G ED, Lens, HB-29 Lens Hood, CL-M2 Case with Strap Nikon 70-200mm AF-S VR Nikkor 1:2.8G ED, Lens, HB-29 Lens Hood, CL-M2 Case with Strap. This is an excellent lens, and is better than the VRII’s because the new VRII’s loose about 40mm on the zoom at close focus, very annoying, you can read on this anywhere. Shallow depth of field is superb on this lens, shoot, and look like a pro, read any review and see for yourself. If you have any questions or need additional information, please email info@imageacquisitions.com. vid: _NIKON_70_200_LENS_20100302_2237_01A
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