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DSLR Tutorial: Depth of Field
Camera and Gear that we can recommend: http://goo.gl/6C9IjP Blog & Website: http://www.fenchel-janisch.com Fenchel & Janisch DSLR Tutorial Series: Shallow depth of field – curse or blessing? In this video training we’re going to talk about the shallow depth of field on HDDSLRs. Pros and cons will be discussed in this DSLR tutorial. Facebook: http://www.fb.com/FenchelJanisch Instagram:…
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[Tutorial] Windows – Installation eines Webservers, MySQL usw. (XAMPP)
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In diesem Video zeigen ich, wie man einen Webserver(Apche), MySQL, PHP und PHPmyAdmin unter Windows installiert. Dabei kommt das Programm “XAMPP” … Original source
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Blender Art Critique – Your renders reviewed
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/2w64ZuEA9JM/hqdefault.jpg For the first time in a long time, I’m critiquing and reviewing artwork sent in by the community. Let me know if you want to see more vids like this. To send in art for a future episode, go to http://www.facebook.com/blenderguru and post your image to the group with #bgcritique. source
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Water Like Glass : Exploring Photography with Mark Wallace : Adorama Photography TV.
http://www.adorama.com In this episode, Mark Wallace shows you how to use a Neutral Density filter, Circular Polarizer, and a tripod to shoot a river with a very slow shutter speed. Shooting with a slow shutter will allow you to blur the water and make it look like glass. Mark also discusses some of his post-production…
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Creating Contrast with Flash: Take and Make Great Photography with Gavin Hoey: AdoramaTV
http://www.adorama.com Continuing with the card player theme, Gavin Hoey takes a deeper look at lighting and how to set up multiple flashes to create contrast in a small home studio in this episode of Take and Make Great Photography. Follow along as Gavin runs through the lighting set up, the shoot and then jumps into…
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Using Zones for Black and White Photography: Exploring Photography with Mark Wallace: AdoramaTV
http://www.adorama.com Learn how to use zones of light to convert color photographs to stunning, high contrast, black and white images. In this episode Mark Wallace explains his abbreviated version of Ansel Adam’s Zone System. Mark explains the five zones of exposure and demonstrates how to manipulate them using Lightroom 5. Related Products: Canon EOS-5D Mark…
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KYLIE COSMETICS Koko Kollection – Review & Swatches
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/O1ex4YMXDEY/hqdefault.jpg Make sure you subscribe to my channel and hit the notification bell so you don’t miss any of my new videos → http://bit.ly/SubscribeNikkieTutorials Today I’m doing a first impressions on the NEW Kylie Cosmetics Koko Collection! This hot new launch comes with 4 new liquid lipstick shades and a pressed powder palette! I test…
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Understanding Portrait Lenses Part 2: Exploring Photography with Mark Wallace
https://www.adorama.com In the second installment of this 2-part tutorial, Mark Wallace demonstrates the differences between wide angle and telephoto lenses for portrait photography. This video debunks the myth that wide angle lenses distort faces, shows why you should use longer zoom lenses in the studio, even a small studio. Mark also walks through the process…
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Balancing Flash with Low Ambient Light: Take and Make Great Photography with Gavin Hoey: AdoramaTV
http://www.adorama.com Combining flash and ambient light can be tricky, but Gavin Hoey has some really simple tricks that will help. In three different setups Gavin works in both low and moderate levels of ambient light to continue his Red Riding Hood-themed shoot. Starting with the camera’s meter reading, Gavin underexposes the shots and then adds…
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Low Key Portraits: Take and Make Great Photography with Gavin Hoey
http://www.adorama.com Low Key lighting is more then simply photographing against a black background. Join us in this episode as photographer Gavin Hoey explains the technique of a correctly exposed image that mostly learns towards the dark side. If you shoot in a small home or portable studio, low key lighting is one of the best…