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13 High Speed Photography Images (72)
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SPLASH! BANG! WHIZ! CRASH! Today we present 13 high speed photography images for your viewing pleasure. I’ve you’ve got some of your own - stop by our forum and share some of your shots there. We’ve included a few high speed photography books on the topic at the end of this post. Photo by AHMED. (Busy) Photo by Jake Wild! Photo by Hannoc Photo by nebarnix Photo by AHMED. (Busy) Photo by nebarnix Photo by ...Shared by adam (706) Adam Maldonado (109) Ahhyeah.com (16) Alex (79) Alex Thomson (5) Andrew Acomb (7) Andrew the Organic Maven (20) ani625 (57) Athar (6) Azeem (35) Benjamin (786) besighyawn (5) Brian (22) bridgetzsweet (5) Bryan Webster (15) Cai Chen (738) Casey Brown (4) Charli Wag (21) Chetan Thaker (33) chris (285) Clay Carson (7) coffeesister |_|) (4) D. (58) Darren Isbrecht (77) diego (6) Digg Boss (641) dobata (324) docbaily (28) doxdo.net (9) Dylan Thomas (20) eddy suryadi (65) ELI (4) G. (26) Herman (20) imabonehead (40) Jarques (3) Jeff Gunn (6) Jeff Jones (31) Joey (9) Jonathan Fields (12) Katie Fellows (24) Kristian (33) Leena (781) liamvictor (79) lisa coultrup (5) Live Crunch (15) Lon Cohen (12) Marc Beharry (36) Mary Jo (8) matthew (3) Mel.Buckpitt (1) Michael (18) Michael Liu (11) Mike Farho (1) mr_gadget (149) Natitude (84) Patrick O'Keefe (9) Roberto (9) Ryan Meagher (4) Ryan Ray (5) Saket Vaidya (4) Sandra Williams (28) Shawn (18) Shinil Payamal (44) Steve (6) Syam (20) timothyt (38) Tom A (2) Trevor Wermund (108) William Termini (11) zemaNORIS (9) zizzy (24)Contribute comment -
5 Photo Essay Tips (7)
onToday Christina Nichole Dickson looks at the topic of Photo Essays. Christina is a photojournalist for Revolutionary Media. She is also an instructor with the Institute in Photographic Studies. Her work may be found at Christina Nichole Photography. In the last twenty years, video and film have become the predominant forms of modern storytelling. But before video, there was photography. And for the last one hundred years photography and storytelling went hand in hand. Now ...Contribute comment
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5 Useful Upgrades In Photoshop Lightroom 2.0 (6)
onPhotoshop Lightroom has proven to be a great asset to digital photographers. From the beginning Lightroom has been aimed at the digital photographer, offering up simple tools to aid the most repeated of Photoshop’s tools while keeping the interface simple and workflow logical. With Adobe’s latest release of Lightroom 2.0 (the upgrade from 1.0 is $99) the bar has been set quite a bit higher. Lightroom has become truly useful to the amateur and pro ...Contribute comment
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Video on a DSLR - Would You Use It? (3)
onEarlier in the week I posted that Nikon have released their new Nikon D90 DSLR, a camera which they are proudly publicizing is the first DSLR to shoot with HD Video. In the comments on that post the main theme being discussed is whether video belongs on a DSLR. We’ve long seen video on point and shoot cameras (and I see a lot of people shooting video that way when I’m out and about) but ...Contribute comment
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Slow Shutter Shoot-Out - 3 Slow Shutter Speed Techniques (29)
onExperimenting with Slow Shutter Speeds can be a lot of fun. Today Charles Clawson from blog.chaselliot.com sums up three types of slow shutter techniques and invites you show off your attempts at doing them. There have been some great articles and interest lately on long exposures so I thought I would put together a hodgepodge of techniques and then turn it over to DPS readers to see what they can come up with. I’ve broken ...Shared by 4r1f (6) Abhinav Modi (3) Ame (7) Amihai (20) Andy (5) Bob (10) Brian Auer (20) Brian Newby (1) Bryan (12) Christelle (8) David Rabkin (4) Dwayne (3) Farshad Palideh (FarshadPLUS) (1) Haggis (7) Jessica (19) Krazy (83) Matthew (47) MeghnaK (158) Misciel (18) ndench (10) pikagwong (4) River Song (20) Ross (4) Steve (6) Stijn G (10) t3mujin (12) unclespeedo (13) Wes Brown (11) Xisco (6)Contribute comment
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Slow Shutter Shoot-Out - 3 Slow Shutter Speed Techniques (12)
onExperimenting with Slow Shutter Speeds can be a lot of fun. Today Charles Clawson from blog.chaselliot.com sums up three types of slow shutter techniques and invites you show off your attempts at doing them. There has been some great articles and interest lately on long exposures so I thought I would put together a hodgepodge of techniques and then turn it over to DPS readers to see what they can come up with. I’ve broken ...Shared by Abhinav Modi (3) Ame (7) Brian Auer (20) Brian Newby (1) Bryce (8) Christelle (8) DOCBook Howto (97) nparker13 (67) pikagwong (4) Ross (4) Stijn G (10) unclespeedo (13)Contribute comment
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How to Use Your Flatbed Scanner as Digital Camera (7)
onNo camera? No problem! Suppose you feel like taking a break from your camera, or maybe it’s just a rainy day and you don’t want to go out and risk getting the camera wet. Then you can use your flatbed scanner (assuming you have one) to make very interesting still-life pictures. In this post Kai Virihaur shows you how to get these interesting images using your scanner and everyday objects. Your scanner may have settings ...
- Prashant said: I need a flatbed
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Nikon D90 DSLR (8)
onNikon have just announced their newest DSLR - the Nikon D90. The Nikon D90 builds on the success of previous Nikon DSLRs and breaks a little ground of its own as the first DSLR to incorporate shooting HD movie clips. Using Auto Exposure and Auto Focus that is featured in Nikon’s pro model DSLRs the Nikon D90 has a 12.3 megapixel sensor, ISO range of between 100 to 6400, 3 inch LCD screen (920,000 pixels ...Shared by Allan Haggett (6) Chandoo (9) DOCBook Howto (97) DWM (7) kevan (5) Mike McBride (1) Nathan (0) Satchel (13)
- Allan Haggett said: OMG. OMG. OMG. It's all about D-Movie mode. 720p video at 24 frames/sec with FULL control over depth of field. KILLER.
- DWM said: i wanna...
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Canon EOS 50D DSLR (5)
onAlso in new DSLR news this week is an announcement from Canon - the Canon EOS 50D. The Canon EOS 50D builds upon the success of the great 40D and takes it up a level with a 15.1 megapixel sensor, ISO range of 100-6400 (extendable up to a whopping 12800), 3.0 inch LCD (920,000 pixels) with Live View for framing images in the LCD, a shutter speed of 30-1/8000 second, Digic IV processor, integrated cleaning ...Contribute comment
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Canon EOS 50D DSLR (4)
onAlso in new DSLR news this week is an announcement from Canon - the Canon EOS 50D. The Canon EOS 50D builds upon the success of the great 40D and takes it up a level with a 15.1 megapixel sensor, ISO range of 100-6400 (extendable up to a whopping 12800), 3.0 inch LCD (920,000 pixels) with Live View for framing images in the LCD, a shutter speed of 30-1/8000 second, Digic IV processor, integrated cleaning ...Contribute comment
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Nikon D90 DSLR (7)
onNikon have just announced their newest DSLR - the Nikon D90. The Nikon D90 builds on the success of previous Nikon DSLRs and breaks a little ground of its own as the first DSLR to incorporate shooting HD movie clips. Using Auto Exposure and Auto Focus that is featured in Nikon’s pro model DSLRs the Nikon D90 has a 12.3 megapixel sensor, ISO range of between 100 to 6400, 3 inch LCD screen (920,000 pixels ...
- Allan Haggett said: OMG. OMG. OMG. It's all about D-Movie mode. 720p video at 24 frames/sec with FULL control over depth of field. KILLER.
- DWM said: i wanna...
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Moving Toward Manual Settings: Understanding ISO (a beginner’s guide) (15)
onThis is the third installment in a series by Hawaii photographer Natalie Norton on becoming confident with manual camera settings. If you are new to photography, or don’t have a clean grasp of manual settings, I recommend that you go back and read the first two installments of this series: Understanding Aperture and Understanding Shutter Speed and then come on over to learn about ISO. This picture of my son Cardon was a tricky one ...Shared by adam (6) Andy (5) Brian Auer (20) Christelle (8) David (4) Haggis (7) Jacob (2) Kevin (1) Krazy (83) Mike McBride (1) ming (0) Radek Pilich (13) Tony3182 (1) vkoser (9) Xisco (6)Contribute comment
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Win a 2 Week DSLR Lens Rental [US Reader Competition] (6)
onRecently we published a post here at Digital Photography School titled Where to Rent a Lens Online. One of the companies that was mentioned (and then recommended by quite a few readers in the comments on the post) was BorrowLenses.com. Since publishing that article we’ve been in contact with BorrowLenses.com and they have generously agreed to put up a prize on a competition here at DPS this week. The Prize The winner of this competition ...
- Christelle said: A great response from the business - they already have people recommending them, now they go on and add more goodwill :)
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Win a 2 Week DSLR Lens Rental [US Reader Competition] (6)
onRecently we published a post here at Digital Photography School titled Where to Rent a Lens Online. One of the companies that was mentioned (and then recommended by quite a few readers in the comments on the post) was BorrowLenses.com. Since publishing that article we’ve been in contact with BorrowLenses.com and they have generously agreed to put up a prize on a competition here at DPS this week. The Prize The winner of this competition ...
- Christelle said: A great response from the business - they already have people recommending them, now they go on and add more goodwill :)
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This Week in the Digital Photography School Forums (1)
onWeekly Assignment This week we finished the Affirmative assignment where the goal was to show us affirmation or approval of something. Affirmation was shown in a lot of different ways, but we managed to pick our favourite three. Our winner was jojonac for his thumbs up picture which pretty much showed the typical affirmative pose of standing, facing the camera with thumbs up. Our first runner up was Sandie for the wedding photo where it ...Shared by Dane Deasy (4)
- Dane Deasy said: check
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This Week in the Digital Photography School Forums (1)
onWeekly Assignment This week we finished the Affirmative assignment where the goal was to show us affirmation or approval of something. Affirmation was shown in a lot of different ways, but we managed to pick our favourite three. Our winner was jojonac for his thumbs up picture which pretty much showed the typical affirmative pose of standing, facing the camera with thumbs up. Our first runner up was Sandie for the wedding photo where it ...Shared by Dane Deasy (4)
- Dane Deasy said: check
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Dymo DiscPainter Review (1)
onToday one of our forum moderators - SIME from Gtvone.com - reviews the Dymo DiscPainter. I don’t know if I’ve told you this before, but the one thing I hate about printing a design onto a CD or DVD is just that… Printing the Design! I have not, until now, come across a convenient, quick, no mess no fuss way to do it. I have come across higher quality results, but I’ve never come across ...Shared by Sina (6)Contribute comment
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How to Take an Outdoor Portrait [VIDEO] (11)
onTime for a little weekend video tutorial - this time it’s on the topic of outdoor portraits and is from our friends at Pro Photo Life. Learn more about Portrait Photography “Jeff Smith’s Lighting for Outdoor & Location Portrait Photography” (Jeff Smith)Shared by Andrew Terry (25) Coop (19) Despil (0) Frawst (6) Justin (12) Krazy (83) Leo Freitas (6) Mike McBride (1) Stephen (4) steven.vorefamily.net (1) TiernanO (2)Contribute comment
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How to Take an Outdoor Portrait [VIDEO] (7)
onTime for a little weekend video tutorial - this time it’s on the topic of outdoor portraits and is from our friends at Pro Photo Life. Learn more about Portrait Photography “Jeff Smith’s Lighting for Outdoor & Location Portrait Photography” (Jeff Smith)Shared by Despil (0) Justin (12) Leo Freitas (6) Olivier (32) Stephen (4) steven.vorefamily.net (1) TiernanO (2)Contribute comment
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http://digital-photography-school.com/blog/tips-portrait-photography/ (6)
onYesterday I shared 10 Ways to take Stunning Portrait Photography. We covered everything from altering your perspective as a photographer, to experimenting with lighting, to shooting candidly. Today I want to continue on the same train of thought with 10 more tips for adding a little spice to your portraits. 11. Frame Your Subject Framing is a [...]Contribute comment
