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Jump Start Your Photography 3 DVD Set $64.95 Got a camera? Not satisfied with your photos? If you have the desire to learn photography and the techniques that top pros use to consistantly create great photos, then this 3 DVD set is for you. Are you tired of being at the mercy of your “Auto” setting? With the photographic information contained on these DVD’s you will be able to finally master going “M” for Manual. Here is how my DVD’s will … |
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Introduction to the Nikon D90, Vol. 1: Basic Controls $5.00 Take great pictures with your Nikon D90! Understanding the important controls and settings and how they relate to real world shooting situations can be the difference between a good shot and a great one. This second volume takes you beyond the basic buttons and dials, and explores topics that can help your shooting improve and become more consistent! The Nikon D90 is a powerful piece of equipment… |
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JumpStart Video Training Guide on DVD, for the Canon Digital Rebel XT Camera. $15.00 Taking pictures is more than just pointing the camera and pressing a button. To get the kind of photos you really want, you’ll need to learn a little bit about your camera. You can transition from taking snapshots to producing inspired images that you will cherish forever. It’s not hard; these JumpStart Guides from MasterWorks will show you how. The following topics are covered on each DVD: The … |
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Blue Crane Digital zBC136 Introduction to the Canon 60D Basic Controls Training DVD $24.95 Take great pictures with your Canon 60D! All you need is this training DVD and a couple of hours, and you’ll gain the knowledge and the confidence to create the images you want. The topics are arranged in chapters, so you can move at your own pace, and return later to individual subjects. Topics include – Creative Auto, Shutter-priority, Aperture-priority/depth of field, Depth of field preview, Fo… |
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On Target Photo Training: Volume 9 – Master Photo Composition In Volume 9 we continue our discussion of photo composition. Artisitc composition is where the rubber meets the road…it’s the difference between a snapshot and a photograph you would be proud to hang on the wall! Here is a bit of what is covered:Leading Lines – Leading lines are photo elements that will draw the viewers eye into the photo (and keep it there). Plus, they direct attention to the m… |
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On Target Photo Training: Volume 8 – Photo Lighting Part 2 In this “On Target Photo Training” volume we continue our discussion of light. Last time we covered hard light and how to work with it, this time we cover soft light, how to work with it – and when – and how to create and modify it.. This is the lighting most used in photo studios and no photographer should overlook this important topic.As a bonus…you will also learn how to make your own softbox… |
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On Target Photo Training: Volume 10 – Photo Color Management We all want to include emotion in our photographs – it’s what separates the “snapshooter” from the artist!Color is one of – if not THE most important tool we can use to insert emotion. But few of us really know how. Once you’ve read through this lesson (it’s fast and easy) you will never think of color the same again!For example… we all know that red is a good accent to attract attention. It can… |
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