Beginner’s Session 1: Attaching a Camera to Your Telescope

“Beginner’s Session” is a new web video series from Celestron that bring you helpful tips straight from the deck of Celestron Observatory. This episode explains various methods of connecting a digital camera to your telescope or spotting scope. More information: celestronsites.com Regal 80 F-ED Spotting Scope www.celestron.com Digital Camera Adapter – Universal www.celestron.com CPC 800 GPS (XLT) Computerized Telescope www.celestron.com NexImage® 5 Solar System Imager (5MP) www.celestron.com X-CEL 2x Barlow Lens -1.25 www.celestron.com Universal Piggyback Mount – All SCTs www.celestron.com T-Ring for 35 mm Canon EOS Camera www.celestron.com T-Adapter, (C5, 6, 8, 9-1/4, 11, 14) www.celestron.com User photography www.celestronimages.com
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Canon T3i 600D Training Tutorial #2

Find all my training videos in this series here: www.learningdslrvideo.com I didn’t really like how these were turning out so I stopped this series. I plan on picking it up again once I have figured out a better format.
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Shots of User Interface used in this video are used for educational purposes. are not meant to infringe on copyright In the first episode of “50mm” I will show you how to format your card, set your diopter, and how to use live view. Follow me on Twitter for video updates: www.twitter.com
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Nikon D3100 Menu functions Part 1

Part 1 of 2 going through the enitre menu system of the Nikon D3100 DSLR. A brief explaination of all the menu items and what they do.
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Find all my training videos in this series here: www.learningdslrvideo.com I didn’t really like how these were turning out so I stopped this series. I plan on picking it up again once I have figured out a better format.
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Sony Vegas Pro 11: Slow/Fast Motion Tutorial

This is part 4 of my beginner’s series for Sony Vegas Pro 11. In this Sony Vegas Pro 11 tutorial, I’m going to be showing you guys two methods of applying fast or slow motion to your footage. These two methods are very simple to use for a quick slow/fast motion in your video. This effect can be applied to any footage. But in order to get the smoothest slow-motion, you would normally want to record the footage you are editing at a high frame rate. All videos are a sequence of images, and in this case, we are going to be taking those frames and “spreading them out”, which is the overall basic process for creating slow-motion. With that being said, it’s common sense that the more frames you record, the smoother looking the footage will be. Want more tutorials on using Sony Vegas Pro 11 for beginners? Then post your suggestions in the comments down below.

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Digital Photography 1 on 1: Episode 52: HDSLR Pt.5: Post-Production Pt.2

This week is the fifth episode in a series about shooting video on a DSLR camera. This is the second part of the post-production workflow where Mark shows you specific settings for compressing your videos for the web.
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In this video I go over rack focusing or how to focus manually with your canon t2i or t3i. Facebook www.facebook.com 500PX PAGE 500px.com FLICKR www.flickr.com MY WEB SITE www.daviddimages.com MY TWITTER twitter.com SKYPE DAVIDDIMAGES AhDah by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” creativecommons.org

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Photography Tutorial Beyond the Basics ( creativity )

Hello Yalls, Robert Here with the first of a new series called Beyond the Basics. Today I will stimulate your mind and open the doors of creativity through simple ramblings and mildly amusing banter. I hope you learn and enjoy through this video.
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Strobist Photography: Part 2 – Simple outdoor portrait

Learn it all at a workshop: www.mattgranger.com/workshops Part 2 of a series to teach you everything you need to know to master strobist photography techniques. That Nikon Guy (Matt Granger) introduces the key concepts you need and runs through a simple demonstration using a simple umbrella flash, and then adds a second light as a background seperation light. Assumed knowledge: Manual exposure intro: www.youtube.com Example strobist images: www.youtube.com www.mattgranger.com https
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www.newbornposing.net newborn photography posing tip for creating the standing pose otherwise known as the (potato sack). Detailed behind the scene information including how to wrap.
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Digital Photography 1 on 1: Episode 27: Metering Part 3: Using a light meter

AdoramaTV presents Digital Photography One on One. This is the third episode of a four part series on metering. In this episode Mark demonstrates the basics of using a light meter. Mark covers ambient exposure as well as metering strobes. For information about the Sekonic L-358 light meter and related videos and articles, go here: www.adorama.com

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Digital Photography 1 on 1: Episode 26: Metering Part 2: Exposure Compensation

This week is the second episode in a four-part series about metering. In this episode, Mark will explain exposure compensation. He will also demonstrate this and show us how to use it correctly.

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Adobe Lightroom Workflow Basics – Applying Filters, Flags and Ratings

Adobe Lightroom Workflow Basics - Applying Filters, Flags and Ratings

froknowsphoto.com Here I show you some Adobe Lightroom workflow basics for organizing photos in your filmstrip. This is a continuation in a series of videos about Workflow Basics in Adobe Lightroom. In this video, I will demonstrate some workflow tips and how to’s and touch on topics like applying filters with flags, and ratings to save time and enhance your workflow. Please leave your questions as a comment below or email adamlernerphoto@gmail.com
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