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Shutter Speed tutorial for beginners
Shoot in TV mode to learn how to freeze the action and get every water droplet pin sharp. Emma Desira, shows you how in this liquid movement tutorial.
Video sourced from Canon Australia
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Camera Lens Filters Explained! What is a Neutral Density Filter? Or a Polarizer Filter? Camera Lens filters are great to use for enhancing your images. Variable ND Filters are absolutely my most used filter there is. And i've included a link below to the exact same filter that I use.
Video sourced from Peter Lindgren
Lenses 101
What Are Prime, Zoom, Fix Aperture, Variable Aperture Lenses | Photography 101 Lenses. One of the most important aspects of photography are lenses. Lenses come in all different shapes, sizes, forms, speeds and of course prices. I want to help you understand the different types of lenses there are so you are more knowledgeable when it's time to make that big purchase.
Video sourced from Jared Polin
Tripods: How to use them and choose them
Learn how to use a tripod for photography and how to choose the right one for your needs.
Video sourced from steeltraining
Making a Darkroom Print
Join me in the darkroom to view the step by step process of making a photographic print with an enlarger and chemicals.
Video sourced from ForesthillFilmLab
Using Photoshop
Photoshop has been described as a digital darkroom. Its range of brushes, palettes, filters and tools can be overwhelming, and taking time to experiment and get familiar with its interface is important if you are to get the most out of it. Here we explore some of the fundamental techniques of Photoshop.
Video sourced from ClickView
Canon tips for beginners - In this short tutorial we'll show you how to adjust the shutter, aperture and ISO on your Canon DSLR camera.
Video sourced from Photo Genius
