Light Photography Tutorial Here are a few tips on how to set your shot up: Timing/Light – one might think that the middle of the night is the best time for light trail photography (and it can be) ...
Time-lapse Tutorial Part 2 - Combating DSLR Time-lapse Flicker
Time-lapse Tutorial Part 2 - Combating DSLR Time-lapse Flicker
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Time-lapse Tutorial Part 2 - Combating DSLR Time-lapse Flicker
Timelapse Book: www.learntimelapse.com I'm so exited to share a new detailed time-lapse resource for both new and intermediate DSLR shooters. This tutorial is about what causes DSLR time-lapse flicker and what we can do to minimize it. Here's a quick overview: 1. Most common source: Automatic settings - Overcome by shooting in full manual mode 2. Secondary mechanical source: Aperture flicker - Shoot at low f-stops (wider apertures = less exposure variations) - Use a manual lens - Trick your camera into thinking your automatic lens is manual (lens twist) 3. Secondary mechanical source: Shutter flicker - Shoot at slow speeds ( under 1/100th of a second) 4. Utilizing priority modes for scenes with changing light - We will get flicker but we can correct with deflickering software - Cover your eyepiece - Bulb ramping Hope this was helpful. Let me know if you have other tips or experiences. Subscribe to stay up to date on new tutorials. Learn more and see what's new at: www.LearnTimelapse.com Music Our Ego [Feat. Different Visitor] by Broke For Free is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License. freemusicarchive.org Closeup Images of aperture and shutter is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license. en.wikipedia.org
Time-lapse Tutorial Part 2 - Combating DSLR Time-lapse Flicker
Time-lapse Tutorial Part 2 - Combating DSLR Time-lapse Flicker
Got PS3 blu ray problems? It's annoying isn't? You want to play your games and suddenly you can't play them anymore because your PS3 blu ray player has problems.
So... Now there's 1 question left... Can you repair it? To fix the PS3 blu ray problems, you could do 2 things.
1. Send your console over to Sony
2. Fix the troubleshooter yourself.
Fix My PS3 Blu Ray Problems By Sony?
When you are doing this, you will have to keep in mind 2 things. It costs you lots of money, and it will take some weeks before it's fixed. Let me be a little bit more specific on this.
When you send your console over to Sony, you will have to wait for 2-6 weeks. The waiting time is this high because of the shipping and handling. Also, you will have to pay 0. But, this is only necessary if your warranty has been expired.
Fix My PlayStation 3 Troubleshooting Problems By Myself?
Actually, if you want my opinion... This is the best option that you've got. This is because it's cheap, quick and it will be an easy repair too if you use a PlayStation 3 repair guide.
It's highly recommended that if you want to do this, to get yourself a PlayStation 3 repair guide. This is because it gives you step by step instructions that's also coming along with very detailed photo's. Eventually, you will need this because you need to know what should be fixed.
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Long Exposure Tutorial - From the 365 Days Project Video Podcast
Long Exposure Tutorial - From the 365 Days Project Video Podcast
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Long Exposure Tutorial - From the 365 Days Project Video Podcast
Stephen Poff discusses a few strategies for long exposure photos.
Long Exposure Tutorial - From the 365 Days Project Video Podcast
Long Exposure Tutorial - From the 365 Days Project Video Podcast
Photography Tutorial - Concert Photography
froknowsphoto.com This image was captured during SXSW in Austin Texas of the band SINAI. As you will hear in the video the lighting was not the best for the opening act which caused me to shoot the Nikon D3s at 8000 ISO. What may surprise you during my editing of this photo is that I actually use fill light to its full potential to make my image pop even more.
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How to Paint People - Different Flesh Tones - Learning to Paint
Let's take a look at some step by step tutorials and techniques I use to paint people with acrylic paint. This lesson is about painting and does not cover drawing skills or address proportion to a great extent. If you learn to use the correct colors and shadowing techniques on your finished drawing you should do fine.
Accurate Drawing. First, you should start with an accurate drawing of the subject you plan on painting. Some artist use the grid method, while others free hand the initial drawing. One hint that you need to take to heart is this; if you don't have an accurate drawing, do not attempt to paint the person. You more than likely will not achieve a likeness if you don't have a likeness first in pencil.
The color of flesh. Once you have an accurate drawing, decide what color the flesh will be in the painting. Different artists use a different variety of colors. I suggest purchasing a good tutorial book that describes different ethnicities and colors for different flesh.
A common cool light skin tone would be titatium white mixed with alizarin crimson with a touch of cadmium red. For a darker or warmer version of this you would add a touch of cadmium yellow medium for a flesh peach color. I have even added a touch of burnt umber to darken this skin tone.
A common mixture for dark skinned people would be titatium white, burnt umber, cadmium red, and a touch of cadmium yellow medium. To darken this tone, add more brunt umber and cadmium red medium.
Shadows and dark areas. Shadows could generally be warm if the flesh is cool and vise versa. If your flesh is warm and red, your shadows could be the flesh mixture mixed with a little of any blue. Some darker areas of flesh can be the flesh mixture with a little burnt or raw umber mixed. The areas around the nose, eyes, ears and mouth usually have some reds visible due to the fact the skin is thinner and you can see blood and blood vessels.
Painting is a step by step process.
Start by accurately drawing your subject. When you are satisfied with the likeliness of the drawing, use an ink like consistence of burnt umber and outline the drawing. If the subject you are painting is very fair skinned you should lighten this mixture.
Next use a very thin consistency of the main flesh color and block in the entire area of flesh. You will have the main skin color complete. To finish the flesh tones, find areas of shadow and begin adding thin layer by thin layer of flesh color to create shadow areas. You will build the colors up by gradually using several layers. The areas that usually have some sort of shadow are the lower eye lid, the area on the side of the nose and under and around the mouth.
You build the layers that are lighter in color the same way only using lighter colors. The areas that have highlighted or lighter values are the top eyelid, the cheeks, and chin.
Your painting will come to life when you start adding the details of the eyes nose and mouth. Practice using the different colors for flesh tones because to accurately capture a person likeness you need to have the color of their skin accurate.
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MASTER SERIES: Gregory Heisler whiteboards his Bruce Springsteen Time Magazine cover
MASTER SERIES: Gregory Heisler whiteboards his Bruce Springsteen Time Magazine cover
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MASTER SERIES: Gregory Heisler whiteboards his Bruce Springsteen Time Magazine cover
Learn more at www.profoto.com Gregory discusses his lighting setup for the Bruce Springsteen Time Magazine cover. Gregory Heisler is a New York-based photographer who is renowned for his technical mastery and thoughtful responsiveness. His enthusiasm, curiosity, and drive are manifested in his hands-on approach to all aspects of the image making process. His iconic portraits and innovative essays have often graced the covers and pages of many magazines, including Life, Esquire, Gentlemens Quarterly, Geo, Sports Illustrated, ESPN, and The New York Times Magazine, yet he is perhaps best known for his more than seventy Time cover portraits.
MASTER SERIES: Gregory Heisler whiteboards his Bruce Springsteen Time Magazine cover
MASTER SERIES: Gregory Heisler whiteboards his Bruce Springsteen Time Magazine cover
MASTER SERIES: Gregory Heisler whiteboards his Bruce Springsteen Time Magazine cover
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