Find out what lens is best for portraits. Enjoy the video, and then come over and join in with over 700 other photographers at Shuttermom University - where you’ll get more photo tips and photography business coaching. See you there!
How to get beautiful shallow depth of field portraits. Enjoy the video, and be sure to join us over at Shuttermom University for more photo tips and business coaching. See you there!
I have to say that I hate the pop-up flash on my Canon 50-D and do not use it because of the unflattering results. So, when I found out about a device called a Lightscoop, I was excited to give it a try!
Lightscoop creates soft, flattering light by redirecting your camera’s pop-up flash to a ceiling or wall, and yes - it really works! It gets rid of red-eye and unflattering shadows on your subject. All you need to do is slide it on over your pop up flash, then follow the recommended camera settings, and you are ready to go. To check and see if your camera model is lightscoop ready, click here.
To see what the Lightscoop can do, you must see the before and after comparisons by clicking here.
To read more about the Lightscoop, visit their website at www.lightscoop.com.
Kelly Kerr explains how he shot a Phil Marshall music video at the SxSW Music Festival using a Canon 7D and a Canon 5D MarkII. Kelly also gives a few tips on becoming a great photojournalist. Enjoy the video, and we’ll see you over at Shuttermom University for more photography business ideas and coaching.
From the article:
When Emily Tishhouse looks through the lens of her camera, she only sees how beautiful people are. Through her passion for photography, Tishhouse said she wants to make other people aware of their beauty as well.
“When people come in, they don’t have any confidence,” she said. “Then after, when they have seen their pictures, they leave so confident and positive.”
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In this episode of Adorama Photography TV presents, Mark talks about shooting DSLR video. This episode’s topics include stability, focus, camera movement, and controlling light entering the lens. Enjoy the video, and remember to join us over at Shuttermom University for more photography tips and business coaching!
In this episode, Mark shows us how to capture action by panning. Enjoy the video, and I’ll see you over at Shuttermom University for some photo business coaching.
Enjoy this video with Gene Lower, the official photographer for the Arizona Cardinals. In it, he shares some sports shooting tips. After the video, be sure to come join us over at Shuttermom University for more photography tips and photo biz coaching. See you there!
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