http://youtu.be/F9WfpeutmiQ By using the Eye-Fi X2 SD card and mobile app you can wirelessly transfer photos from your DSLR to your phone and post them on Instagram just moments after you take them. The Eye-fi card is also useful for geotagging photos and uploading to photo sharing sites like Flickr and Facebook. If
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4AsXauq-X9E Chase Jarvis is a very talented commercial photographer who had a few tips to share. One of which was browsing your photo spot without your camera.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVjPWwr47yo What would you suggest if we just want to get better sports shots of the friends and family? You know, two of the things that I would suggest for better sports photography are: One: clean. That is my biggest thing that I am looking for in an Image is make your background clean.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqJNpVwZ3rI If you're going to be getting a professional body, you should already have lenses that you can use with it. In this video Dom Bower he explains that you should have about double the amount you paid for your camera invested in good glass. Having non-professional glass on a pro body doesn't make sense.
Erik Johansson is an amazing Photographer and Retoucher. He has some of the most creative photos you'll ever see. In this TED talk he talks about how he comes up with his concepts and the process of taking an idea and turning it into an amazing image. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mc0vhSseGk4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUYUvY6quE0 This Advertisement for the Canadian Parlalympic Committe was done in one take with NO effects done in post. It's an amazing ad, and the fact that it's all done in one take is even more impressive. To really understand how it was made, take a quick peek behind the scenes. http://vimeo.com/35639093
http://youtu.be/oYdg_bFVW4E Nick Fancher an Ohio based photography mainly known for his work at Jack Thread's recently posted a behind the scenes video of a Fashion shoot he did with just an iPhone 4s, he only used a reflector for lighting and edited with the photoshop express app, and Snapseed. This video was a response to
http://youtu.be/I9JKqwOTaqo Even the best of us forget about some of the camera settings. Here's a quick video from Bob Holmes remind you what you need to check.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uenv7PXwvhk This video from Tony Hawk's RIDE youtube channel featuring Michael Burnett is all about composition when you shoot skaters. One of the most important things to make sure of is that you get both the takeoff and the landing so that the viewers can see a story of how the skater got in the
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9prcUCHlqM There are 4 main types of light, and Karl Taylor does a great job of explaining them in this video about the various types of lighting. Knowing the type of light that you're dealing with can change the way you shoot the scene. He also has great tips on how to shoot with natural
