SanDisk memory cards are perfect for any kind of camera. From point and shoot to DSLR we’ve got you covered with the performance, quality and capacity to han…
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My new Facebook page – www.facebook.com As many of you know, I’m a proud owner of the Canon EOS Rebel T3i (Kiss X5) DSLR. However, thanks to my job at Best Buy, I was able to spend some quality time with the T4i during one of my shifts. After comparing the two, let me describe the perfect buyer of each camera. My Social Links Twitter – www.twitter.com Tumblr – www.foreverg5.com Instagram – web.stagram.com Flickr – www.flickr.com Pinterest – www.pinterest.com My Ice Cream Project Iconeography – www.iconeography.com Twitter – www.twitter.com I’d suggest that if this is your first DSLR, you should save the money by buying the Canon T3i and then use that cash to pick up some higher quality lenses for your new camera, such as the recently released 40mm f/2.8 STM pancake lens or a nice 75-300mm zoom lens. Maybe even use that money to pick up a higher quality microphone if you are going to be using this camera for YouTube. The T4i would really only be the choice for you if you feel you will significantly benefit from the continuous auto-focus in HD video mode, which as mentioned in this video, you can achieve a similar type effect if you keep your camera’s lens in automatic. No matter what interchangeable lens camera you choose, I’d love to hear your thoughts and decisions below! Leave any specific, personal questions about SLRs below as well 
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In this video, we take another look at the Nikon D3100, a DSLR that is aimed at entry-level users. In our previous review, done by Lok, he used some rather “technical” language that might have perplexed some of the beginners out there, so, in this video we aim to review the camera in as easy-to-understand way as possible. Pricing Reference: www.digitalrev.com
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photographyequipment.yolasite.com (Budget Equipment) razzi.me www.facebook.com twitter.com In this video you’ll learn the right way to hold your DSLR. It’s important to learn these techniques because it helps you take sharp pictures specially in low light or when your arms are tired. Equipment Used in the video DSLR – Nikon D3200 with kit lens DSLR – Nikon D7000 DSLR – Nikon D3s Lens – Nikon 70-200 VRII f2.8 Lens – Tamron 24-70 f2.8 DI VC USD Lens – 18-55 Kit lens
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These are shots I took as a first time DSLR user. I watched some videos on youtube to learn some tricks. I am still learning my camera but for a beginner it is a great companion. This is with the stock 18-55mm lens.
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Meet Philip Bloom, internet’s expert on professional video cameras. He visited NYC’s Times Square to chat about HDSLR cinematography and to meet his fans who have watched his video reviews online for years. In this video you will see an interview with mister Bloom and a few DSLR cinema enthusiasts.
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Available now at: kelbytraining.com He wowed the crowd at Photoshop World Orlando ’11 with his incredible skills and passion for photography. Now, Dave Black is bringing that passion and skill to KelbyTraining.com with his debut class! In Action Sports Flash Photography, Dave uses his Nikon Speedlights and DSLR to create the kind of stylized sports portraits that you normally see in feature articles, programs and magazine covers — and he shows you how to do it too. In this class, you’ll learn how to capture action sports, in varying degrees of action from track and field to motocross, with high-speed sync and fast action shutter speeds. You’ll also learn what equipment and settings work best for each progressive action sports situation; but most of all, you’ll learn that while you may not have the exact same kind of equipment Dave does, it won’t matter half as much as you think as long as you share his exuberance and desire to take an amazing picture.
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There are some faces that are synonymous with DSLR filmmaking. Here’s a Quick FX quick fix for “The Viewfinder Angry Face”! Full video equipment list available at the website: knoptop.com Leave a video response or comment with ideas on how you deal with shooting with a DSLR in bright light conditions! This entire episode was shot on an iPhone 5 with the FilMic Pro App. More details on the DIY Viewfinder: www.youtube.com Contact me or Follow me @knoptop on www.twitter.com Thanks for watching!
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Are you looking for a simple solution to encoding the GPS location to your non-gps DSLR photos and are willing to spend .99 or so on a solution (and have an iPhone), then I have the answer for you! gps4cam is a handy .99 (for now) application you should have. Until the DSLR makers decide to include GPS for encoding location information to your photos automatically and without adding lots of $ to the camera cost – and if you don’t want to buy an expensive add on unit, then this might be the easiest option on the market. There are some more expensive options that do work (depending on camera model and functionality) and they encode directly into the images as they are shot. This method takes a little bit more work, but it has the advantage of not attaching something else to your camera and it is very inexpensive. Read the full review at: blog.planet5d.com Learn more about gps4cam at their site: gps4cam.com Note: I said it was .99 in the demo and I was wrong – I was looking down at the developer’s other application which is $ .99 – gps4cam is .99. Sorry! Still cheap at .99
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This is a Review of the sony alpha a230. It is a DSLR that Takes 10.2 MP photos. Follow me @maxdboy100 If you are interested in purchasing this DSLR click the link below: www.amazon.com
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In our 6th Tutorial, we briefly go over our method for getting the “Crane” shot from a slider. There isn’t much to this tutorial but a bunch of people have asked how we did it, some even requesting proof that we weren’t using a crane so…here it is! Shot on the Canon T2i 18-55mm IS 50mm f 1.8 Dolly shots using the Ultraslider Edited in Sony Vegas 10.0 Color Correction using Magic Bullet Mojo VFX done in After Effects using Video CoPilot’s “Optical Flares” plug in. BTS footage by Marika Neumann Check out our website or like and follow on Facebook and Twitter: www.neumannfilms.net www.facebook.com twitter.com
How do you use a Digital SLR & why is it worth using them? Charlie Brown explains the basics of Digital SLR camera’s. He answers the common questions and confusions around DSLR’s and how ‘stepping up’ to DSLR’s can make dramatic improvements to your photo’s. See more @ My Nikon Life: mynikonlife.com.au
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