Lightroom Workflow Tutorial

My typical post processing workflow in Adobe Lightroom 3

A quick and easy way to Create a Web Photo Gallery in Photoshop with 20 templates.
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Tamron 28-75mm f2.8 Dslr Lens review

Tamron 28-75mm f2.8 Dslr Lens review

dombowerphoto.blogspot.com blog (where links to the products used can be found) www.dombowerphoto.blogspot.com If you enjoy myvideos please post them on your Facebook page and let others know about this channel, please SUBSCRIBE and share on Facebook and Twitter. Also check out the links below. If you really like my work please feel free to check out or buy a copy of the my PHOTOGRAPHY BOOK: Getting There With Photography: By Dom Bower www.blurb.com FACEBOOK Critique/advice GROUP www.facebook.com FACEBOOK PAGE www.facebook.com TWITTER page twitter.com WEBSITE www.dombower.com PHOTOGRAPHY CLOTHING Point and destroy clothing http please donate to a charitable cause visit www.justgiving.com and the blog www.dombowerphoto.blogspot.co.uk

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photography lighting tips, light stands and umbrellas (part 3)

Part 3 of the lighting stand and umbrella advice for flash photography dombowerphoto.blogspot.com If you enjoy my videos please post them on your Facebook page and let others know about this channel, please SUBSCRIBE and share on Facebook and Twitter. Also check out the links below. If you really like my work please feel free to check out or buy a copy of the my PHOTOGRAPHY BOOK: Getting There With Photography: By Dom Bower www.blurb.com FACEBOOK Critique/advice GROUP www.facebook.com FACEBOOK PAGE www.facebook.com TWITTER page twitter.com WEBSITE www.dombower.com PHOTOGRAPHY CLOTHING Point and destroy clothing http please donate to a charitable cause visit www.justgiving.com and the blog www.dombowerphoto.blogspot.co.uk

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An Introduction to HDR Photography

An Introduction to HDR Photography

In this session, Alan Kesselhaut will teach you about the gear, camera set-up and shooting techniques associated with HDR Photography. As well as a demonstration of HDR processing software, and post processing. Alan Kesselhaut’s Website www.alankesselhaut.com

In this video tutorial I will go over the menu system and function menu on the Sony Alpha 57 (Slt-A57). My Full Hands on Review for the Sony A57 is Here: sonyalphalab.com

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Tip #1 GoPro – Changing Backdoors

I decided to make gopro tip videos because I have friends that don’t really know how to change the backdoor or something… so I just post to show them and anyone in the world who would like to learn something List of GoPro tip videos: www.youtube.com MicBergsma Productions FACEBOOK PAGE www.facebook.com
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iPhone Portrait Photography Crash Course | How to take great images with your iPhone or Cell Phone

I made this video to show iPhone users, as well as all cell phone camera users, how to take great portraits without any additional lighting equipment or gear. By knowing a few basic principles about exposure and lighting, you really can take great photos with just your phone’s camera. Many of the images I took were at lower resolutions (less than 1MP), and I will even make some great suggestions on which Apps to use for post processing. I will have more information about this shoot which can be found on my blog at: www.michaelthemaven.com. Enjoy!

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Testing Premiere Pro CS5’s Video Effects

www.learningdslrvideo.com I am trying to get myself familiar with Premiere Pro CS5 video effects, so here is a video where I am at the park with my girls pushing them. I wanted to test it with motion since I am starting to test the many different ways I can export and render my videos. I also want to do stuff I would normally not do like slow down 24fps footage way down to 40% to see how Premiere works with re-sampling. Also I wanted to say that after about 4 or 5 hours of research I did purchase a video card this weekend from NewEgg and it will be arriving on Thursday, I will make a video with a review of the card. I picked up the MSI N240GT with 1gig of DDR5 RAM for about with about 100 CUDA cores which I understand is all the CUDA cores that Premiere Pro CS5 is actually using at this point. Also I included below in my blog post some HDR photos I took while I was at the park shooting this video. HDR Photos of the Park

www.learningdslrvideo.com It was a lot of fun catching Santa in a time lapse the girls just loved it. We were up in Estes Park Colorado over Christmas and I took a ton of video and a learn a couple of things while I was up in there in the mountains I thought I would share. The first thing I learned, well I already know, but 720p has a ton more aliasing than 1080p. Check out how the trees the light up with aliasing at 720 here and compare it to the same trees at 1080 here. In the beginning I used to shoot mostly at 720p because I love to slow things down in post for several reasons, like one of them here is using my Manfrotto monopod as a steady cam to get decent walking shoots which is almost impossible with handheld at normal speeds. But now I shoot everything at 1080 unless I know I am going to slow something down in post or I am doing green screen work. The other thing I learned it that I still have a long way to go when color correcting the color cast by florescent lighting when I have not done a custom white balance. I had been doing a lot of drinking before the Christmas dinner and was too lazy to do a custom white balance so I picked the white florescent white balance setting on the camera but that didn’t seem to help. I should have used magic lantern but I was too lazy for that as well. So what I learned is I need to custom white balance before I start drinking. Royalty free music by PremiumBeat.com The lens used in this video: www.bhphotovideo.com The slider used
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DSLR Filmmaking Production Reality Check

Who knew that major feature films and television shows would eventually start shooting with cameras that are primarily marketed for consumers and prosumers? Popular shows like House, 24, and CSI Miami are starting to shoot with the same DSLRs that you can pick up at your local photography store. It’s exciting to know that independent filmmakers now have access to the same equipment at reasonable prices as the shows and cinematographers they admire and look up to. However, as with every new technological advancement in the film industry, along with ground breaking features and capabilities come limitations. That’s what this webinar is all about. In this webinar, along with showing you the good stuff of DSLRs, Peter Cote, host of “The DSLR Show”, will identify the limitations of DSLRs as a filmmaking tool and how to work around them to make your project look and feel like it was produced by Hollywood. You’ll learn about rolling shutter, shooting length limits, getting the best sound on set, lighting challenges, best lenses and accessories to use, plus much more. Before filming your next production with a DSLR, make sure you know and understand what you are getting into!

www.learningdslrvideo.com I ran across a site recently while studying how to improve my stock photography and stock videos that was really helpful so I started commenting on their site to learn more. After a while they looked at my videos and they asked if I wanted to do a guest post for them. I was honored and I told them I was testing out different lighting to compare the differences and I would like to do a video on that. Below is the guest post I did for Learn My Shot (run by Robert Grant and Sasha Gitin). I just want to thank them for allowing me to post it here as well. Definitely check out their site if you are into photography and you are on a tight budget.

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Basic Photography Seminar

Basic Photography Seminar given by Henry Posadas, Alfred Mendoza and Ian Santos at Photos Graphos Incorporated.
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www.facebook.com www.PhotographersOnUTube.com Photography Tutorial & Tips – A detailed tutorial of “Aperture” with picture samples. This lesson is very basic and important for beginners. Important Notes f/2 = bigger aperture (more light coming in) Perfect for blown up background f/12 = smaller aperture (less light coming in) Suitable for big groups or landscape photography where you want everything to be sharp. I will post lots of links on this video for people just starting digital slr photography. I am a nikon photographer but whatever canon terms I am familiar with, I do mention it in my videos to help canon users as well. If you feel you learned something new today, please RATE, COMMENT and SUBSCRIBE. Do post this on Facebook so others can also learn and don’t forget to join the facebook fan page. Search “PhotographersOnUTube” on facebook. Post your pictures under “Aperture” thread. www.facebook.com Until next time, keep Clicking!

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Digital Cameras Holidays Tips

Digital cameras are so busy during these happiness holidays, how to avoid your camera “strike” is a important thing for the one who don’t use camera for a long term.This is my post from my Blog: Digital Cameras After Holidays.

You digital cameras should have done lots of work during your happiness holiday. And I had found that, there are several problem about digital cameras asked by users online for so many times.

For many common users as me, don’t use the camera most often. And only pick it up at holidays or there is a trip. And at the most important moment the camera’s “strike” will cause lots of troubles.

So today, I’d like to share some useful idea about the common problems with you all.

Fist, this is about the the digital camera display that “turn power off and on again“, and as you have to do as it suggested, the same message will appear again.

This problem is most common on some model of Sony’s digital camera, and I had post a post about it before in my blog.

The other problem is about the digital camera SD card is clocked.

If you meet this problem, the first thing is to check out that, the lock switch is off. If this switch will solve your problem, you are very luck, else, the problem will be a little trouble.

If you have try several cards on your camera or computer, and show all are locked, the problem will be on your camera or computer.

If its for your camera, you should to change a card slot; if it’s for your computer, there maybe miss of a software drive in the CD comes with your camera, or something wrong with your card reader. For this situation, change a card read will solve the problem, and I have a suggest that use card reader instead of connect the camera to computer to avoid the problems about camera and computer.

And there is a very similar question is that alway some users find that their computer can’t recognize camera, or has recognized but there was nothing can be seen. Usually this problem won’t found out in Win7 system, but for the other, you often need to install the driver softer ware on the CD which comes with your camera before you what to load the pictures to your computer. Or you can use a card reader for conveniently, it needn’t a driver and can be used directly.

And the third question asked for many time is some pictures can’t be read by camera, and display “format error”. For my experience this problem should appear after you have watch your picture on your computer and then some picture will be “miss” when your see it on the LCD of your camera. This problem doesn’t matter, and your pictures have miss, you may have edit the picture on your PC, as you have a flipping of it. And the camera system is so different form the PC system, and the camera can’t realize the pictures edited by the PC. You also can saw these pictures on your computer.

Then there is a common question, often some users asked that,why their camera battery won’t be charged when they connect it to PC. Here I’d like to say that, not all the cameras will charge the battery when you connect it to PC by the USB cable. For some model of cameras you have to use a USB communication transformer most like MP3/MP4/Mobile USB Power Adapter to connect your camera and PC together and the battery will be charge, some of these cameras comes withe this USB communication transformer, but some not.

USB Power Adapter Travel Charger for Mobile/MP3/MP4 Player

At last, I also have some tips for the friends who don’t use the camera frequently. Clean your camera first when you use it after a long term of rest. To do this is to clean the connect place of the battery and battery box to make sure a good connection. If you use it in cold winter, maybe you’d like to know the Important Camera Tips In Winter.

 

An expert named batteryfaq from http://www.fixya.com

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