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Cc.colesclassroom. Recording Audio with a Canon 5D Mark III - Video Toolkit. My philosophy for video production at Wistia is quite simple: keep it simple.

Recording Audio with a Canon 5D Mark III - Video Toolkit

A simple setup makes it way easier to spin up and just start making a video. It's why we've chosen to turn a conference room into a studio, it's why I love using a shotgun microphone, and it's the main reason why we use the Canon 5D camera. The 5D is my favorite camera for a bunch of different reasons, but I'm not going to write (yet another) love letter to Canon. Instead, I want to share how we get around the Canon 5D's greatest downfall: capturing audio. The equipment The workflow Quick start: the settings. DSLR tips for beginners: How to shoot better HD video - CNET. Maybe you initially bought a digital SLR for faster performance, better picture quality, more creative control, or all of the above.

DSLR tips for beginners: How to shoot better HD video - CNET

Architectural Photography Workshop 'How to Read and Photograph Buildings' July 29th 2017 — tim cornbill photography. Architectural Photography Workshops ‘How to Read and Photograph Buildings’ Dates: 29th July 2017 - 10am to 2.30pm (£65) Venue: Alphaworks, Alpha Tower, Birmingham Limited to 8 people International award winning photographer Tim Cornbill will be running a series of photography workshops in Birmingham city centre, aimed at beginners and intermediate photographers wanting to take their photography to the next level and specifically based around architecture.

Architectural Photography Workshop 'How to Read and Photograph Buildings' July 29th 2017 — tim cornbill photography

The 4.5 hour workshop will consist of a combination of talks and practical learning. To make the most of this workshop please bring your camera along, preferably one with manual controls. The workshop on 24th June will be at the standard £65 rate. Expose the highlights, wedding photography example.

Interview With Greg Sand - Photoshop Tutorials. Greg Sand is an artist/photographer from Clarksville, Tennessee.

Interview With Greg Sand - Photoshop Tutorials

He explores issues of time, existence and death and incorporates these elements in his work. With this, he creates an interesting work that has an eerie, haunting feel with a melancholic ambience. We’ll see more of his work and get to know more about him in this interview, so read on! First off, can you tell us more about yourself? I am an artist and photographer producing artwork in Tennessee. Uk.pinterest. Turn Photos into Paper Flowers. If romantic comedies have taught us anything it’s that getting a beautiful bouquet of flowers is pretty darn special.

Turn Photos into Paper Flowers

Flowers brighten up your day, but they tend to do that one pesky little thing — dying once they’re cut. Making flowers out of photographs is a fun and cheeky way of telling that special someone you are smitten. Plus, these flowers will go on living as mini photographic reminders of beautiful things that have happened in your life. Learn how to make a super fun and simple bouquet of photo flowers to cheer up your living space, a loved one, or a stranger on the street. Gmail - Free Storage and Email from Google. 3 Reasons Why You Should Switch To Back Button Focus. This article was written to expand upon some of the key points in my ebook Tack Sharp: A Step By Step Guide To Nailing Focus.

3 Reasons Why You Should Switch To Back Button Focus

Over the past couple of years (and really since writing my ebook) I’ve become a huge advocate for making the switch to back button focus. It was one of the most revolutionary changes I ever made to how I take pictures. It seems like such a small thing, yet it’s such a huge difference in the way your camera works. 3 Reasons Why You Should Switch To Back Button Focus. London Photo Festival. Photographing Snow – Tips and techniques. What’s the best way to approach photographing snow?

Photographing Snow – Tips and techniques

It can be a tricky subject, so let’s look at techniques to get it right. The temperatures have dipped below freezing, there’s a foot of snow on the ground, and most of the wild animals have either headed south or gone into hiding–which is exactly what a lot of photographers do. They crawl under the covers, turn up the heat, set a cup of hot chocolate by their side, and go through their images. Precisely because so many photographers like to stay inside during the winter months (unless they head to Florida to photograph the migrating birds), you should head out shortly after the first snowfall and continue going out until the final snows melt. The opportunities you can come across are boundless, no matter where you’re located in the northern climes. This is where the fun begins. Although the main subjects you’ll be photographing are snow and ice, the way you approach them provides countless options. What color is snow?

White of Winter: How to Capture & Work with Snow Photos. © Andy Long.

White of Winter: How to Capture & Work with Snow Photos

All rights reserved. Maroon Bells, Aspen, Colorado As the winter season starts to wind down for another year, there is still time to go out and capture some nice winter landscape images. Let’s look at the various options available for obtaining those great snow scenes. A Professional, Photographers and Infographic. Photographing Glass. Canon 5D Mark III Audio Tutorial. Our ‘What Is … ?’ Videos Explain Technical Terms and Concepts.