www.clickherephotographytips.com – Part #1 Please watch this Video before watching Part #2, as; Its only natural to start with Part #1 Would you like to learn more about the settings on your digital camera? There are simply too many setting on a digital camera for the beginner photographer to choose without becoming somewhat confused, particularly when you consider the fact that many of us are so excited to have a new camera All many of us want to do is to take it out of the box and start taking photographs! Unfortunately, the need to start taking photographs can be too much of an attraction when in reality we really should be learning from our camera manufacturers manual about all of the settings and functions within our camera. This is a vital step toward becoming a better photographer, regardless of the fact that it may take a little time to complete. The time and effort that you take as soon as you have purchased your new camera to learn about things like Auto, Aperture Priority, Shutter Speed Priority and Manual Settings will be beneficial to your photography in the future guaranteed So, this video has been produced to assist the photographers that choose to cheat the system, you know; the photographers that simply couldnt be bothered to read their camera manufacturers instruction book Thanks for watching my videos and I hope that you appreciate them. Best of luck with your photography Regards Dean.
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Learn how a professional Photojournalist/filmmaker works on location. Learn exactly what he does and how he does it shooting on his Canon DSLR’s. 2 Hrs training DVD available here : www.learndslrvideostore.com Featuring Award Winning Photographer Dan Chung. Dan shoots on Canon 7D, 5D Mark II and EOS 1D Mark IV. In February 2009 Myself and Dan Chung of dslrnewsshooter.com arranged to go and film am event held annually in Malaysia. Thaipusam had always fascinated me as a filmmaker. Around 1 million Hindus descend on the Batu Caves just outside Kuala Lumpur for 3 days to pay respect to their Gods in a ritualistic festival where they put themselves into a trance and ‘skewer’ their bodies and walk barefoot up a mountain. It was an incredible project to film and was made in part for a training tutorial that helps Photographers new to D-SLR Video understand the demands a filmmaker undergoes on a big assignment like this. But the real journey here was between Dan and I. We’d both joined Reuters in 1994, me in Edinburgh, Dan in Manchester – we never knew each other. What’s fascinating is the Dan was a snapper and I was TV an back then the two disciplines were like oil and water, stills wanted one split second image, us TV boys needed sequences. There were generally what we call ‘Scrums’ at every event. Now with convergence, the two paths have become more aligned. Interesting times, stills, video, convergence… what makes film…? To learn more about the project you can visit …
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