Tag Archives: Tutorial

Dylan Bennett Video Guide – A Simple Explanation of F-Stop

By admin | Published April 20, 2012

Source – Dylan Bennett

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Importing and Organizing Images in Lightroom 4

By admin | Published March 26, 2012

Source – AdobeLightroom Channel

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Video on Everything You Need to Know About Street Photography

By admin | Published February 8, 2012

Kai over at DigitalRev got a great video up on the Do’s and Don’ts for street photography. The best part is that the video is shot here in town, Hong Kong. Check out the video, pretty informative and Kai as usual, is lots of fun. If you want to know more about street photography, check out DigitalRev TV’s article on 5 Tips for Street Photography Beginners.

Source – DigitalRev TV

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Video Tutorial for FiLmic Pro

By admin | Published December 4, 2011

Source – TrinityFXmg

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Video of the Day – Sony NEX-5 Guide for Filmmakers

By admin | Published July 23, 2011

Great video on the basics for those who want to learn to shoot video on the Sony NEX-5, the pro way.

Source – Sony Alpha NEX-5 – A guide for filmmakers from Adam Roberts on Vimeo.

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