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MichaelTheMentor asked:

This is a quick introductory lesson to macro photography and should help beginners get started with a few useful tips and tricks. Enjoy! Brought to you by: www.michaelthemaven.com

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purplepurp21 asked:


I have always liked to take pictures but never really wanted a career in photography its more of a hobby. well I just got time to start this hobby. I have taken pictures before. I seem to prefer black and white to color I think it looks better. Well for an amateur photgrapher what type of camera do you reccomend. digital,film, black and white color, fujii, kodak come talk to me.
what do you reccomend for an amateur photographer

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NationalGeographic asked:

National Geographic Photographer Nick Nichols and Steve Sasson, inventor of the digital camera, on a new era in photography.

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pixelmagic asked:

Shot on location in the Desert of Fire, NV.

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markapsolon asked:

In this video we discuss chromakey (green screen) for digital photography. We cover green screen studio setup for digital photography and how to edit using one of the powerful green screen software programs on the market. This is a short video of the full version. IN the full version we also cover more setup techniques and cover how to edit using adobe Photoshop CS. To take a look at the dvd go to the links below: www.tubetape.com http

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FontanaKnowledge asked:

A brief rambling explaining the three fundamentals of photography. APERTURE, SHUTTER SPEED and ISO or FILM SPEED. This is the first of a planned series of video tutorials about photography…. update: 5-13-10 I have posted many more videos as well as crated a DVD of my “Photography Tutorial” Series and am working on even more videos. SUBSCRIBE if you would like to be updated when I create a new video to get the most from my madness. Peace PS Please thumbs up this video if you learned anything from it =o)

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Lilkiwiguy87 asked:

This video shows you in simple steps how to do close-up using Micro-Nikkor and third-party close-up lenses and how to do 1:1 magnification. Remember, this tutorial is for controlled situations (which means we won’t show you how to do bugs, portraits, or pets at 1:1 magnification). Enjoy! Music: My Favorite Things by John Coltrane

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Grace B.B. asked:


Well it’s my senior year and I have to apply for college in a few months. I already have a few schools in mind with Savannah College of Art and Design as my number one choice. I want to major in photography, so do any professional photographers want to recommend a good college for me? Is SCAD really as good as it sounds?
Thanks!

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Deniece Mize asked:


The introduction of digital photography has changed many things not the least of which is professional photography. In the past it took several weeks from the time of a sitting to the time a customer was actually able to receive professional photographs. Part of this process involved waiting a week to see the proofs from which a customer would choose the finished photographs he wished to purchase. Today with digital photography, it is just a matter of days until the customer can view the photographs on the computer. Then he can choose the ones he wishes to purchase.

The age of digital photography has made a huge impact on the world of professional photography, not just for the photography studio but also for those who take professional photographs for various events as well. For example, it means those who wish to have a professional photograph from a prom or graduation can take the photograph home with them in many cases. With the smaller digital printers it is possible for a photographer to print pictures at an event rather than asking those wishing to have pictures to wait to receive them in the mail. This, of course, depends on the space allotted to the photographer and the number of people who are attending the event in question.

Another way digital photography has impacted professional photography is the smaller size of the digital camera and the ease of use. The professional cameras that were used in the past tended to be rather large and were often complicated to use. Film processing alone was an expensive and complicated process that required special courses if one wanted to pursue a career in professional photography. That doesn’t mean photographers no longer need to go to school to learn about the field, but it is certainly not as complicated as it once was. The cost of expensive processing equipment is also eliminated and has been replaced with digital photo printers and a computer. The initial cost is much lower in comparison to buying all of the darkroom equipment that was once necessary for film processing.

We have seen many changes in digital photography since it was first introduced in the 20th century. These changes have had a major impact on the photography industry as a whole and will continue to do so as technology changes and new and better digital photography equipment enters the market.



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palsonly31 asked:


I am a college student, and I love photography. I am not a photography major, so I am mainly looking for contests. My main focus is flowers, nature, waterfalls, and the like.

I have been looking but most of the contests I find have already expired. Will you please give me some suggestions? Thank you!

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