Category: Photography Information

Lighting Workshop: Questions and Answers

December 9, 2010 4 Comments by vanelli
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We have dedicated this post to questions, answers and solutions on our Lighting Workshops. Please feel free to post any question you would like us to cover at the workshop and we will do our best to address them. After the workshop, you are welcome to post additional questions and insight to what you have [...]

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Using Nikon’s Creative Lighting System

November 5, 2010 No Comments by vanelli
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A simple way to set up your Nikon Creative Lights

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Digital Work Flow FIVE P’s

January 31, 2010 No Comments by vanelli
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The Digital Work Flow FIVE P’s, from click to print is a simple checklist to keep you on track.

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Learned more than HDR

January 18, 2010 5 Comments by vanelli

Last Sunday I was fortunate enough to be a guest of  Scott Bourne at his workshop in Tampa Florida. His special guest, Trey Ratcliff and the subject, High Dynamic Range (HDR). Before the seminar started, I struck up a conversation with an attendee. He said he saw a huge differences from the photos he took [...]

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Lighting in Stages

May 19, 2009 6 Comments by vanelli
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In this video tutorial you will learn how to light a subject using multiple lights and what each of those lights do for the overall lighting scheme.

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Nikon Lens Abbreviations

May 23, 2008 2 Comments by vanelli
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There are many different names used to describe the features of a Nikkor lens, some of which can be confusing.

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Making a Good Exposure

May 22, 2008 No Comments by vanelli
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Exposure is the amount of light that contacts the imaging sensor.

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Glossary of Photographic Terms

May 21, 2008 No Comments by vanelli

There are many different terms used in the photography industry to describe equipment, camera settings, lighting, and so on. If you’ve ever been lost in a conversation on photography due to not knowing the terminology being used, this post is for you!

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