Outdoor Digital Photography

1. mwallis Said,

   Mark – this is a brilliant video. I don’t know how I missed seeing this sooner, but it’s great information and very clear and easy to understand. Marc

2. boomertothetop Said,

   wow. this video got me excited to take pictures of my own. i’m not familiar with any of the terms you said which was funny but i’m very much eager to explore this wonderful world. thanks!
   shutterbug in the making…

3. AlohaMaggieSteele Said,

   Can ANY photographer(s) check out my ”My photography” video and tell me how I did and give me some tips and tricks.

4. MrThecommet Said,

   a friend of mine asked this question and i couldnt get an awesome answer, so i looked online, through blogger. And lo and behold i found this awesome website that explained it all, its relativly new but had all the info i needed. Heres the site:
   h t t p : / / digg . c o m / arts _ culture / Digital _ Photography _ Guide _ What _ is _ Digital _ Photography <–(take away the spaces!)

5. sumudup15 Said,

   wow great site man! i thort this was spam and was gonna mark your post spam, but this site is legit man. thanks for sharing your discovery!

6. jlb130 Said,

   I dont get it. I set my camera sync speed witch is 1/200 with a flash and the whole picture is lit not just the subject? I am using a Canon Rebel XTI. Please help me. I am so confused!!!!! I don know what I am doing wrong!!

7. tech951 Said,

   Hey Megan could say a few words also, don’t you think? After all without Megan you’d be photographing a pole.

8. tech951 Said,

   I would look at the aperature setting or your ISO. You can normally leave the aperature and raise the ISO level if you want to set a certain depth of field.

9. DevilishNCute Said,

   photography lovers..
   i have uploaded my first video recently..
   and i appreciate ur comments ^^

10. basemo1 Said,

    yeah !!

11. KendraNemis Said,

    cool.

12. trig1dentity Said,

    Well… im no expert but it sounds that you are taking a picture in a well lit place. All these numbers change depending on where you shoot.. make a trial an error and youll get it…

13. caitlyn67 Said,

    haha

14. admiralwil Said,

    Hi Mark, thanks for this video clip. The illustration of how the curtains work actually helped to answer a lot of questions!

15. ProJanitor Said,

    wow that is a model if i ever seen one!

16. alamidgene Said,

    Great Video. Thanks Snapfactory and Mark. very informative.

17. ZENENTH Said,

    wow, really great video. thx

18. MyGeorgia123 Said,

    ????? If I want to take REALLY good pictures
    what camera and how many pixels would be needed to take professional shots?
    Thanks

19. AjnabiZ Said,

    This is excellent tutorial

    I really learned a lot

    Thanks a lot

20. sukantamaikap Said,

    very helpful tutorial, thanks a lot

21. davefk Said,

    How can you get a non blurred photo using 1/6th sec @ f/4.5?

22. fishnose1 Said,

    Use a tripod for stability, use a flash for lighting subject. Simple.

23. acapmex1 Said,

    if my subjet wears red color, and the back ground is withe, what can I do to avoid getting red color all over the picture, please help!1

24. PITTSBURGHFANFOREVER Said,

    Whe using a white background always illuminate the background to maintain the whiteness and separate the subject, place a strobe or your lights off to the side
    ( 1 each ) and aim them at the background, it prevents the color from spreading and keeps your whites white.

25. Tamonichi Said,

    0:27 is wat song?

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