Digital Photography 1 on 1: Episode 1

These little devices are so expensive!
$ 260 / $499!! Ouch!!

Could you take a couple of pictures and adjust until you get right? hahhha

Just joking... That won't be a professional thing to do; especially on a pay photo-shoot!

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great info.THANKS

no u dont have to, since the eniroment doesnt give much light on subject. u get same amount of light from flash with any shutter slower than the sync speed.

very good explanations! and you don´t have to put down the flash power? i didn´t know that

Yes he did 7:10

this guy didnt answer the "ISO" question..

Does this really apply to modern dSLRs? I had no idea - my whole world just fell apart! :D

Dude, do you know how amazing you are! Seriously. I learn so much from you. You're scripting is fantastic!!!

thank you sir!!!

Absolutely superb. A wonderful and interesting series. Thank you

What do you think about Nikon D3?

It's the Canon 70-200mm f/2.8 L

is This lens a canon 18-300?

Your explanations are great!

Nope, too late, I am forever screwed up now. :D hehe

It's strange, even though I always use center metering on my 5D so my subject is exposed the best I can I never thought of how that really effects the background. And now I see there is actually a much larger picture even deeper with the overall scene exposure. hmmm Well thanks anyways, the videos are put together nicely, and to the point. I can't stand the numerous verbose flicks you find usually.

Thanks a Lot!!

key shifting is more commonly known as "dragging the shutter". I'd say that 99% of photographers refer to it that way and not key shifting. :) I should have been more clear in the video.

Wow, very nice, never heard of key shifting, but you just gave me some great ideas. I feel juiced up to try some shots now. OFF TO THE BATMOBILE! Bat-camera-man.... yeah... YEAH! hehe

Seriously, good stuff.

Thank you very much!

Excellent! Thanks very much for uploading this.

Excellent- easy to understand presentation. The visual demonstration of the shutter sync concept was very helpful.

you use a higher f stop....so for instance if shooting with a 1/250th of a second at F/1.4 you can also shoot it at 1/15th of a second at f/5.6

how do you keep from over exposing the subject as you lengthen the shutter speed??
Thank you for the series it's great!!!!

because probably you're not