A great video on some basic ways you can take better photos, and take your photography to the next level. This topic is on how to use flash! Brought to you by Digital Days – a nationwide series of digital photography workshops presented by Popular Photography magazine. We are coming to a city near you! Check www.digitaldaysphoto.com for our schedule, ADDITIONAL VIDEOS, and more information! Video Rating: 4 / 5
A great video on some basic ways you can take better photos, and take your photography to the next level. This video is on exposure modes such as shutter priority, aperture priority and program mode. Brought to you by Digital Days – a nationwide series of digital photography workshops. We are coming to a city near you! Check www.digitaldaysphoto.com for our schedule, ADDITIONAL VIDEOS, and more information!
We got sent a link recently to a website called yowayowacamera.com and were quite inspired by some of the shots she did. Her works involves “Levitation Photography”, which is basically shots that make the subject look like they are floating in mid air. Kai, who should’ve been doing something else decided to go out to try it for himself. Visit: yowayowacamera.com Video Rating: 4 / 5
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My Grandparents are coming up this summer and we plan on going to the Olympic national park (where we go every time they come up) I want to impress them with my photography skills. How can I take really good photos? I have a Kodak Easy Share C433. I have had it for a year and 4 months. I enjoy taking pictures where ever I go on trips. Its a great camera. Actually its the 1st digital camera I looked at when I went to Walmart. I got it on sale for 109.99 Its regually 150.00 dollar camera.
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Answer by jakeys22222 Take pictures of little, interesting things, and try to not cram too much stuff into a picture. I do lots of close-ups, those tend to look really good if they’re not fuzzy. Look up stuff about digital photography on Google, I’m sure there is lots more help there.
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Question by blackmisheru: Any photography tips on developing confidence to take shots of public areas?
I’ve recently taken up a photography course and I’ve found that taking action shots of public areas can be a real pain. I’m usually stopped by police saying professional photography is prohibited. I also find that approaching people and asking them if they’re willing to pose for a shot is equally as frustrating and can be embarrassing. Any tips on overcoming this?
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Answer by Vincent N If the police stop you and say no professional photography, tell him that your not a professional. Im just a student doing a class project. I think its kind a weird asking stranger to pose for you.. Why don’t you bring your friends along and ask them to pose for you.
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This is a quick introductory lesson to macro photography and should help beginners get started with a few useful tips and tricks. Enjoy! Brought to you by: www.michaelthemaven.com Video Rating: 4 / 5
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Question by Meleah J: wedding Photography?
Wedding Photographers are soo pricey. Does anyone have any creative alternatives?
I am already planning on doing the disposable cameras. I am concerned with nice portrait type photos.
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Answer by Acceptance You can do the disposable cameras, but you can’t be sure that you will get great pictures. Some people do, some don’t. Ours were fine from the disposables, but then when I saw them compared to the photog’s pics, they were nothing.
I looked at it this way – there are few things that you will have from your wedding that you will be able to hold on to. Memories will fade – in order to keep them fresh, you want to have a good photographer. Those pictures will last you for the rest of your life and then be passed onto your children as well. Skimping on them may inhibit a lifetime of memories. You won’t remember if you got the more expensive linens. You won’t remember if you had 4 candles or 5 in your centerpieces. But you *will* always want to remember that first kiss, your Uncle Ted dancing the night away, the toast from your Best Man, what your dress looked like, what your wedding cake looked like, etc. And a professional photographer can best capture that for you.
Be creative, have fun, but don’t skimp on something that will be the most long lasting memory of your wedding.
In the second part of this two part series, photographer Mark Wallace explains how to light a set for a successful book cover shoot. Video Rating: 5 / 5
Question by gurlygrl07: Any ideas for a photography magazine? I was looking into getting Popular Photography, but I’m not sure.?
I wanted to get the subscription for my boyfriend who just recently started getting into photography. I need to find the best magazine for someone who is just getting into it. Thanks:)
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Answer by Mere_Mortal They are huge ad orgies anymore.
Pop Photo is fine, I prefer Shutterbug. The articles tend to be a little more indepth. Though I do miss their large sized magazine!
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