Category Archives: VIDEOS Video Photo Tip ~ Sharp Shooting Part 3 of 5 Video Photo Tip ~ Sharp Shooting Part 3 of 5 OK, if you’ve been following since Part 1, you know I said these techniques are simple. Now you’ll probably thinking this one is ridiculously simple. I assure you this technique alone, if overlooked can lead...  Video Photo Tip ~ Sharp Shooting Part 2 of 5 Video Photo Tip ~ Sharp Shooting Part 2 of 5 Welcome to the second installment of making your images consistently sharper. OK, the tripod seems obvious. What to do if you don’t have a tripod or a place to brace your camera? Simple – turn...  Video Photo Tip ~ Sharp Shooting Part 1 of 5 Video Photo Tip ~ Sharp Shooting Part 1 of 5 There isn’t much that’s more disappointing than coming back from a shoot only to find your images are less than sharp. This is a very common problem with some very simple solutions. Over the next...  Video Photo Tip ~ Affordable Underwater Photography Video Photo Tip ~ Affordable Underwater Photography Shooting underwater can be expensive with full professional gear, and disposable waterproof cameras aren’t very good at giving feedback while you’re shooting in the water. Not to mention the fact that you can only shoot a limited amount of frames and...  Video Photo Tip ~ UV or Not To UV Video Photo Tip ~ UV or Not To UV Here’s the debate-to place a UV filter over the end of your lens and leave it there, or not. As I mentioned in the video, I can’t justify placing a cheap piece of glass over the expensive...  Video Photo Tip ~ How Many Photos Has My Camera Taken? Video Photo Tip ~ How Many Photos Has My Camera Taken? Have you ever wondered how many photos your camera has taken? Or have you ever sold or bought a camera and asked how many photos have been taken with that camera? Some cameras...  Video Photo Tip ~ No Fog Camera Lens Photo Tip Friday ~ No Fog Camera Lens A nice quenching glass of ice tea on a hot day looks great with random beads of condensation refracting light and glistening in the sun. This same moisture phenomenon, however on our camera gear is not at all refreshing...  Video Photography Tip ~ Shooting Fireworks Photo Tip Tuesday ~ Shooting Fireworks Photographing fireworks is fun and unpredictable. First of all, let’s start off with the equipment, you’re going to need: camera, of course (preferably with full manual capability) tripod shutter release cable flashlight It’s probably best to set up early when you still have...
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