Jason Hernandez goes through the basics of setting up a picture style on your DSLR in order to get the most dynamic and versatile image. Also he goes through the process of “digitally marking” a file on your camera in order to protect it from being deleted.
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Skateboard filmer Ricki Bedenbaugh goes through the steps necessary to create timelapses with both an SLR camera and a video camera.
This In Focus with videographer Jason Hernandez is so helpful, especially when using DSLR’s which are much more susceptible to camera shake. Some really great advice is given here, and this should be viewed by anyone (everyone) looking to make their footage a little less shaky. One thing I found rather counterintuitive is to turn image stabilization off when using a tripod. Who knew?
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Skateboardphotography.com OG Matt Price shows you how to maximize the quality of your photographs with a minimal amount of essential gear. If you have a problem with skateboarding, just pretend he’s talking about BMX. If you don’t find this mildly entertaining, picture him as Jonah Hill. Watch this and put some shoelaces in your camera bag.
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Check this article about learning curves in photoshop over on Prolly is not Probably.
Nikon D7000 w/ 10.5mm fisheye
SB24 to far left, SB24 to my left, Sunpak 555 to far right at top of stairs.
1/250 @ f/4.5 ISO 200
Staten Island, New York (2012)
Check it large here.
New contributor Wes McGrath came through with a little write-up for the new Paul C. Buff Einstein strobe. Check it out.
Also check out Russell‘s part in The Cinematographer Project… Nothing short of epic.
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I posted a picture of this concept a while back, however at that point it was just a rumor. Canon has finally announced the EOS 1D C, a DSLR that will shoot in 4K resolution (4096 x 2160), as well as many other formats. This is huge. All I can say is that I want it.
Push It A Stop 