https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHlHkJLAHgw It's the moment you've all been waiting for, the release of the iPhone 6! You know about the newer, sleeker design; now get a first look at some of the new features in the new Apple iPhone 6. Its new camera can capture at 240 fps for great slow motion shots. Also new, is the
Q: Is there a way to get great photos of the night sky without using heavy image editing software? I have a DSLR (Canon 70d) and I have a tripod etc. But my PC is a simple netbook. I'm trying to get photos of the night sky and a lot of tutorials I have seen require a powerful
http://youtu.be/24SIu7hlVmk The new Apple iOS 8 is out and there are a bunch of new features. Advancing Your Photography gives you a close look into what's new and our favorite additions to this new operating system.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-kYbJs1Ewk You try to shoot a moving subject or an action shot and the image comes out blurry; we've all been there. The way to fix this is through your shutter speed settings. Changing the speed rate of your shutter can be difference between capturing that perfect shot or ending up with a blurred blob.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idZi-u3TlP8&list=UUYYY0OELyiUyMfYHn0ZL6vw In order to capture great shots, a lot of times it'll mean you have to put your body on the line. Chase Jarvis is one photographer who does not shy away from putting it all on the line for the sake of a great shot. Join us as we go behind the scenes with
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4sCOMhCzuF0&list=UUYYY0OELyiUyMfYHn0ZL6vw On this episode of Advancing Your Photography, our friend Michael Soo has provided us with some behind the scenes footage of his swimsuit calendar photo shoot with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' cheerleaders. Michael also shares his secret of visualizing an image before shooting it. Join us on this sizzling and exclusive look at a
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ph9SdFqUdkQ Bob Holmes has been all over the world and his travel photos have appeared in National Geographic, Departures, and 46 books as the sole photographer. In this video he shows us a simple photo using a doorway to create composition. Make sure to watch his other video about using natural lighting and how to use
Our very own executive producer, Marc Silber, was featured on This Week in Photography. “My love of photography began when I was in grade school and grew as a means of telling visual stories. As the etymology of photography is “light writing” I find photography and film to be my favorite forms of ‘ writing’
http://youtu.be/IGIQ-C_S5d8 We bring you another video in our Back To Basics series. This time we discuss what depth of field is and how it affects your photography. Follow along and don't forget to take what you learn and share with us on our photo share.
