Photography Education Videos (Page 20)
From the Russell Brown Vimeo Channel:
In this tutorial I will demonstrate a classic technique to match colors in Adobe Photoshop. I discovered this technique in the beginning of time and it is still just as helpful today. This technique uses the RGB, grayscale channels to adjust colors within an image.
B&H carries Adobe Photography Plan subscriptions.
From the Adorama YouTube Channel:
In this episode Mark Wallace demonstrates three ways to add light to interior room to match the bright light from the sun. After watching this tutorial you'll be able to balance the light so your interior shots look natural with the light from outside. Mark shows how you can use a speedlight, a small off-camera flash, and even a fully manual studio setup.
Note: Instead of using high-speed sync, you can also use ND filters to reduce the shutter speed required for a proper exposure to arrive at a shutter speed at or below your camera's max flash sync speed. [Sean]
The Nikon Europe YouTube Channel has added several videos aimed at educating beginner photographers.
Newly Added Videos
- Understanding Metering Modes (shown above)
- Selecting An Auto focus Mode
- Adjusting Shutter Speed
- Adjusting ISO
- How to Shoot in Manual Mode
- Using Slow Sync Flash Mode
- Benefits of Prime and Zoom Lenses
- NIKKOR Lenses for Portraiture
B&H carries Nikon camera equipment.
From the Adobe Photoshop Lightroom YouTube Channel:
Lightroom tips and tricks in 60 seconds or less from longtime Lightroom team member Benjamin Warde.
B&H carries Adobe Photography Plan subscriptions.
Canon USA has published a series of educational videos narrated by Rudy Winston featuring the EOS 77D. The introductory video can be seen above while links to the other videos can be found below.
- Canon EOS 77D: The Power of 45-Point AF Area Control
- Canon EOS 77D: HD Video
- Canon EOS 77D: Fine Control with Video Recording
- Canon EOS 77D: Built In Wi-Fi
- Canon EOS 77D: The Wi-Fi Connection Process
B&H carries the Canon EOS 77D DSLR Camera.
From the Anya Anti YouTube Channel:
Today I want to show how to make a creative bokeh background for your indoor photoshoots out of studio paper backdrop. Also a little making of My Universe photo. Let me know if you have any questions!
B&H carries black background paper.
From the Photoshelter YouTube Channel:
Travel and landscape photographer Ken Kaminesky answers our Question of the Week: "How do you keep your love of photography alive?" For Ken, it's all about finding inspiration and stepping outside of your comfort zone.
From the Greg Benz YouTube Channel:
Images of the ocean are some of my favorites, but often some of the most difficult to capture. In this Photoshop tutorial, you'll learn how to blend multiple exposures of waves into an epic seascape.
From the Adobe Photoshop Lightroom YouTube Channel:
Lightroom tips and tricks in 60 seconds or less from longtime Lightroom team member Benjamin Warde
B&H carries Adobe Photography Plan subscriptions.
Tim Grey, instructor at the Lepp Institute of Digital Imaging, provides tips on how to create subtle and realistic looking HDRs.
From the Photos in Color YouTube Channel:
You know that perfect wedding photograph with the confetti, the guests and the married couple laughing and having a great time. Well its simple to get you just have to follow these 10 wedding photography tips. Wedding photography is definitely a skill and having a few wedding photography tips and tricks up your sleeve can go a long way. With this technique you don't have to worry about getting that important wedding portrait or missing that perfect wedding photography moment. Just set it up, get the settings right and you are good to got. This wedding confetti photo is always a favorite and is almost guaranteed to become someones Facebook cover which is always great for you wedding photography business.
Amazon carries paper confetti.
From the ExpoImaging YouTube Channel:
Tom Bol demonstrates how to capture a striking portrait of an athlete using three flash units and 3 Rogue 3-in-1 Flash Grids.
Note from Sean: For my taste, the background is a little too underexposed in the final image. I think I would have gone with a 1-stop or 1.3-stop underexposure (instead of 2-stops) in regards to ambient light, which would have aided in filling in some of the shadow areas on the subject as well as bringing up the exposure on the background.
Thoughts? Sound off in the comments.
B&H carries ExpoImaging Rogue products.
From the B&H YouTube Channel:
B&H is proud to present its Women of Influence series. Polly Morgan is an award-winning cinematographer who worked up the ranks of the filmmaking world. Having climbed the cinematography ladder, Polly got her start on big-budget films, eventually leading her to the BSC. Today, she continues her work as a cinematographer in both film and television.
Polly Morgan's Work
http://www.pollymorgan.net/
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1329360/
https://www.instagram.com/pollymorgan/
From the Canon Imaging Plaza YouTube Channel:
Introducing the first half of a tutorial series on filmmaking with Canon EOS (seen above).
LESSON 1 : Why shoot video?
LESSON 2 : How to craft a story
LESSON 3 : The importance of frame rate and resolution
LESSON 4 : How to expose for video
LESSON 5 : Camera Movement and stabilization
The second half of the Movie Tutorial series can be found here and includes:
LESSON 6 : The use of sound and music
LESSON 7 : Choosing lenses
LESSON 8 : Staying in focus
LESSON 9 : Editing video
LESSON 10 : Conclusion
From the Canon Australia YouTube Channel:
If we’re always looking for inspiration in the same places, we’re likely to come up with similar results. But what happens when you start finding ideas outside of your own art form - even outside of visuals altogether? Can our other senses be just as powerful sources of inspiration when it comes to creating unique images?
From the Photoshelter YouTube Channel:
For PhotoShelter's Third Thursdays in April, we brought back one of our most popular topics — "What Do Photo Editors Want From Photographers?" Joining our panel was:
- Jeffrey Furticella, Sports Photo Editor at The New York Times
- Mariah Tyler, Digital Assistant Photo Editor at Travel + Leisure
- Raydene Salinas, Photo Editor at New York Magazine's The Cut
We found out how they discover new talent, how they like (and don't like) to be pitched, and some common mistakes they see photographers making.
From the Adorama YouTube Channel:
Mark Wallace shows you how to use inexpensive LED lights to create color and depth to your indoor portraits. This is a technique that can be done by anyone in almost any indoor setting. It's very easy and tons of fun!
Note: You can find similar LED lights here. [Sean]
From the ReefBum YouTube Channel:
It is easy to use a smartphone to stream live to Facebook but a DSLR will provide a much more vivid video experience. However, some solutions out there for the DSLR option require expensive hardware and software and are complicated to execute.
Well, I did a lot of research and found a low cost solution that is easy to follow in this step by step video guide.
For more information, please read this article I wrote to learn where you can find the programs and apps you will need to get this to work:
https://reefbum.com/photography-videography/how-to-use-a-dslr-for-facebook-live/
From the Canon Australia YouTube Channel:
Canon Master Kelly Brown has been a professional baby photographer for the best part of a decade. Here she shares her baby photography tips to help parents capture beautiful photos of their little angels’ precious first moments.
From the KINETEK YouTube Channel:
Director/Cinematographer Matthew Rosen demonstrates 3 cool techniques for lighting everything.
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