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flash speed and drop waters
posted by yunxiang987 - 20th of march, 2008
flash and drop waters I take many photos about drop waters. To freeze them in their dropping time, you’d better use the flash of your camera. The light time of a flash is so little, that I estimated it shorter than 1/10000 second.... More...
Backing Up While Away From Home?
posted by charlesoutcalt - 3rd of march, 2008
Here's a question for anyone who cares to comment: How many backups do you keep while you're traveling? And how do you do it? I don't have nearly enough CF cards to hold all my images if I'm on the road for more than a couple ... More...
Cool website
posted by shuttlecock - 19th of february, 2008
This really fascinates me. Day and Night
Live View and Off-Camera Lighting
posted by espion - 8th of january, 2008
This image was created by shooting underneath a leaf encrusted with water drops after a shower. The camera, an Olympus E3, was positioned under the leaf and focus and composition carried out by means of the Live View Screen swiveled ... More...
Great way to kill time online when youre bored!
posted by thesupe87 - 24th of december, 2007
I've been having fun with this little site - you play flash games, and win real money! I just cashed out my first payment last week. Every day you can spin a "search and win" wheel anywhere from 4-8 times a day, and you win money ... More...
Freezing a jump
posted by eyedear - 11th of december, 2007
hi there this is my first blog article hope this help you guy and gal out there with freezing a person jumping in mid air. after much experiment i have found that you need at least 1/2000 or above in order to freeze a jump in mid ... More...
Making Flash Not Look Like Flash
posted by maigi - 12th of october, 2007
Wow!What a great site: flash photography techniques! Neil van Niekerk shares his knowledge about lighting techniques. A lot of good tips and examples! I discovered ... More...
Off-camera flash part 2
posted by sebcz - 28th of september, 2007
OK, so I finally have them - radio transmitter which triggers my off-camera flash. So far, I triggered it with my built in flash, but there were some disadvantages: 1. Every time the built-in flash needed to flash, thus battery consumption ... More...
Off-camera flash
posted by sebcz - 24th of september, 2007
Light from the camera - bad. Light from a side of the camera - good. This is the shortest way to express the simple truth that light from a side gives more texture and 3D feel to a picture. If you are new to this world of off-... More...
Woman reading - series
posted by sebcz - 11th of september, 2007
Sunday. Bad weather. Nothing to do, nowhere to go. Sounds like a good opportunity to try some oh-so-obvious at-home shots? Yes. Following the [link=http://strobist.blogspot.com/2006/03/lighting-101-cereal-box-snoots-and.html]strobists'... More...
does this site have plans to add Flash Files.and vector art
posted by iflashfiles - 6th of september, 2007
Hello, I'm a newbie and was wondering if Dreamstime has plans for adding the upload of Flash Files. and vector art? I'm a photographer as my last major from BallState, but also love using Flash and I have found another photo ... More...
An inspiring website - strobist.com
posted by stuartkey - 22nd of august, 2007
Try visiting strobist I find this site particularly inspiring, and it is one of those sites which makes you want to grab your camera and get shooting. The idea is basically about ... More...
Boost up your sales Part 5: Flash and ISO, turn it around.
posted by dnf-style - 20th of august, 2007
Not too much time today and therefore only one tip. But it's a good one. When using your flash on location. (When I say flash I am NEVER talking about the built in flash. The built in flash stinks - Is alway pointed directly at ... More...
Quick Tip for Photographing Animals
posted by kenneystudios - 16th of august, 2007
Quick tip for photographing animals, especially when you wish to capture their face: Don't use the flash. Unless they've been conditioned to the flash in their face, most animals will instinctively shut their eyes, creating a squint-... More...
My FLASHY Blogpost
posted by photojay - 9th of august, 2007
I am going to go out on a limb here. For those of you who know me, I pity you. But, seriously, you know that my life is about balance. Balance is very important to me. I drink alcohol, I just don't get drunk (anymore... there ... More...
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