Podcasts about digital slr

The Nikon D3400 enters the realm of entry-level Digital SLRs as the successor to the D3300. Coming in with a 24.2 megapixel CMOS sensor along with industry leading battery life, the D3400 was aimed at the beginning photographer looking to ditch their smartphone camera for a consumer-level Digital SLR. https://photographypx.com/nikon-d3400-review/ Video https://youtu.be/fKJ14tEn9UU

The Nikon D5600, originally released spring 2017, marks another successful release in Nikon's D5000 series of APS-C cameras. The D5600 is aimed primarily at the beginning photographer looking to purchase their first entry-level Digital SLR or existing owners looking for a substantial upgrade. https://photographypx.com/nikon-d5600-review/ Video https://youtu.be/Gk2cAWiEvZI

The Nikon D3300 is Nikon's entry-level APS-C (DX) sized digital SLR. Initially released spring 2014, it remains among their smallest and lightest SLR cameras released to date, and one they aim squarely at beginning photographers. https://photographypx.com/nikon-d3300-review/ Video https://youtu.be/ZJ9xgDBHzCQ

The Sony A7RIII marks yet another successful release in Sony's Alpha 7 series of Full-Frame cameras. Originally released in fall 2017, the A7RIII was aimed to convince serious and professional photographer alike that the mirrorless Full-Frame camera could thoroughly replace their traditional Digital SLR. https://photographypx.com/sony-a7r-iii-review/ Video https://youtu.be/b95ZyKAga3E

The Canon T7i makes yet another smashing successor in the Rebel lineup of entry Digital SLR and continues the lasting tradition and principals behind the line: low priced, attractive and feature rich entry level cameras geared to give beginning photographers the competitive edge. https://photographypx.com/canon-t7i-review/ Video https://youtu.be/Ai-bivKOHIc Lightroom Presets http://bit.ly/pxpresets

The Canon 6D Mark II, originally released in summer 2017, is a hybrid between the entry-level and professional level Digital SLR. The 6D is technically an entry-level full-frame SLR camera, however. Post https://photographypx.com/canon-6d-mark-ii-review/ Video https://youtu.be/Txqxxf2UWvs Lightroom Presets https://bit.ly/mobilelightroompresets

On #therant, we always respect the shooter. Enter Prime, who since the tender age of 13 has had a Digital SLR in his hand. In this pod, we discuss his early life in Sugar Hill, how a Christmas in 2013 changed his life, and some of his favorite places to make art on the Basketball Court, and his other passion, shooting recording artists. All that and more, my conversation with Prime, now.

The Nikon D3300 is Nikon's entry-level APS-C (DX) sized digital SLR. Initially released spring 2014, it remains among their smallest and lightest SLR cameras released to date, and one they aim squarely at beginning photographers.https://photographypx.com/nikon-d3300-review/Videohttps://youtu.be/ZJ9xgDBHzCQ

The Nikon D5600, originally released spring 2017, marks another successful release in Nikon's D5000 series of APS-C cameras. The D5600 is aimed primarily at the beginning photographer looking to purchase their first entry-level Digital SLR or existing owners looking for a substantial upgrade.https://photographypx.com/nikon-d5600-review/Videohttps://youtu.be/Gk2cAWiEvZI

The Canon T7i makes yet another smashing successor in the Rebel lineup of entry Digital SLR and continues the lasting tradition and principals behind the line: low priced, attractive and feature rich entry level cameras geared to give beginning photographers the competitive edge.https://photographypx.com/canon-t7i-review/Videohttps://youtu.be/Ai-bivKOHIc

The Canon 6D Mark II, originally released in summer 2017, is a hybrid between the entry-level and professional level Digital SLR. The 6D is technically an entry-level full-frame SLR camera, however.Posthttps://photographypx.com/canon-6d-mark-ii-review/Videohttps://youtu.be/Txqxxf2UWvsLightroom Presetshttps://bit.ly/mobilelightroompresets

In this episode we talk about why you should buy a Digital SLR or compact camera when traveling instead of using your phone or tablet

Customers first eat with their eyes, so the photos that you use on Facebook, Instagram, and your website are really important when you are trying to convert prospects into customers. Before we get started with Restaurant Photography, we look at a little bit of marketing innovation that is working really well for one of our customers. We look at how you can get the images that you need for your Restaurant marketing. We talk about Professional Photographers and the best way that you can structure a brief for your photographer.  How can you get the best value from your photographer and what tips are there for the kind of photos that you need?   Not everyone has the budget for a professional photographer, so what are the alternatives?  We have some great ideas around how you can get some great photos on the cheap. How can you drive your customers to take photos of your food and of your Restaurant?  User Generated Content from your customers is a great way that you can increase the amount and strength of the word of mouth that you can get from your customers.   What about your staff?  What is their role in the photography part of your marketing plan?   We discuss what types of cameras that you can use.  Should you use a Digital SLR, a compact, a phone camera? Make sure that you have the photos that truly represent your passion and your food.  We've seen websites that have photos that I think actively decrease the chances that a prospect will come into your Restaurant.  You don't want to be one of those Restaurants. Photos help tell your story and that story is a big part of why new customers will come into your Restaurant. For more information on this podcast, check out our show notes. If you liked this episode, please leave a review in iTunes.  It really helps us to get the word out and share it on our Facebook page.  We discuss the merits of mobile phones and the photos that they can take in your Restaurant.  Food photos with modern mobile phones can be a really quick and powerful way of getting the photos that you need of your food, your team, your customers and your Restaurant. For Free Tools  to build your Restaurant business, check out our free tools page.  We've helped restaurants around the world build the Restaurant that they always wanted with our tools.  Our free booking tool has taken over $25,000,000 in seats booked.

The Vivitar Medium Sling Backpack is perfect to bring on an all-day photoshoot. Camera, laptop, and all of your photo accessories easily fit inside. Featuring a strap on the outside to easily carry along your tripod. Two cushioned shoulder straps for comfortable carrying. Side zippered pocketed for camera and lens allows for easy access and side Velcro pocket for memory cards and batteries. Light weight design allows for easy carry.

On this episode - Elon Musk dreams up cars able to travel 200km/h on underground electric skates, NZ Tech/Transport startup TNX, personal vertical take-off and landing aircraft, your data vs big brother, 500 new Waymo autonomous minivans, bounty for rouge drone pilots, Sony vs Digital SLR cameras. www.nztechpodcast.com www.podcasts.nz www.worldpodcasts.com  

This is my full Canon EOS 5Ds R Digital SLR Camera Review, and we pitch the 5Ds R against the 5D Mark III and 7D Mark III to see how it fares by comparison. Details and images: https://mbp.ac/478 Music by Martin Bailey.

This is my full Canon EOS 5Ds R Digital SLR Camera Review, and we pitch the 5Ds R against the 5D Mark III and 7D Mark III to see how it fares by comparison. Details and images: https://mbp.ac/478 Music by Martin Bailey.

http://www.adorama.comSam Hobson recently won the 2014 Natural History Museum Wildlife Photographer of the Year award in the UK. Ruth Medjber sits down with him at the Natural History Museum to discuss how he achieved the images that made him a finalist for Wildlife Photographer of the Year  and how you don't have to leave your own neighbourhood to make beautiful images.Related Products at Adorama:PocketWizard Plus III Transceiver:http://www.adorama.com/PWP3T2.htmlManfrotto: MT190CXPRO4 Aluminum 4-Section Tripod Bundle:http://www.adorama.com/BGMT190XP4B.htmlNikon 17-35mm f/2.8 Wide Angle Zoom:http://www.adorama.com/NK1735AFSU.htmlNikon SB-700 TTL AF Speedlight:http://www.adorama.com/NKSB700AFU.htmlNikon D7100 DX-format Digital SLR: http://www.adorama.com/INKD7100.htmlFind out more about Sam Hobson: http://www.samhobson.co.uk/Like, share, and comment on the video below...let's get the conversation started!If you have questions, share them with us at: adotv@adorama.com

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Lex McColl is a professional product photographer that’s been in the business for over 30 years shooting jewelery, watches, and luxury fashion accessories. In this episode, Lex shares the basics of product photography and how a smartphone can hold up to Digital SLR cameras with the right set of tools. Topics Discussed: 80/20 to smartphone product photography Exposure, lighting, and ... The post #87: How To Take DIY Product Photos With Lex McColl From Modahaus appeared first on Build My Online Store.

I promised this week would be about the most important subject I've ever covered. That subject is… you. We just completed our first ever Annual Reader/Listener Survey for this site (and podcast). Boy, did we get some interesting and surprising results in that survey…  and it's all about you. I also received a ton of comments and questions. Many of them flattering, some of them not so much. On this weeks podcast I'm sharing the good, the bad, and the ugly. Also on today's episode… December's comment contest winners. Status of the updated copywriting course. Gadget recommendation: the perfect digital camera. Does teaching “radical grace” give people license to sin? Would you like to be in a mastermind with me? And the always award-winning, much much more. Announcements: The winners of access to the updated copywriting course are:  Dan Black (37)  Eric Dingler (7)  Todd Liles (7)  Paul Jolicoeur (6)  Adam Collier (4) The copywriting course itself is going to be released a bit later than originally planned. Stay tuned to find out why. Looking for a copywriting gig? Send me a one sheet “sales letter” on why you would be a perfect copywriter for me to hire. 800 words maximum. Also send along any samples you think would convince me you are brilliant. Make the subject line of your email say only: “Blue Fondue”. Send that email to the address I provided in the podcast, and listen to the podcast audio for instructions about what happens next. If you email me with questions, I have not listened to the podcast instructions, I won't be able to answer you. Starting next week, every person who submits an audio question for the podcast will receive a free gift (if, and only if, we use your question on the podcast). Click here to submit your audio question. “Permission to Prosper” event originally scheduled for April has been postponed… Mainly because I haven't finished the companion book yet! We will update you soon. Meanwhile, if you would be interested in the possible one-day mastermind with me and 11 other people, where we make radical progress in your business… And if you're not just “interested” but you already know you want to do it,  fill in this form. If it looks like you would be a good fit, I will call you myself.  (If you just want the “details”, listen to the podcast. I explain all the “details”.) Conferences where I will be attending and/or speaking: Strategic Influence Jan 14-16, 2014, Phoenix, AZ NAMS 11 February 7-9, 2014, Atlanta, GA Social Media Marketing World, March 26-28, 2014, San Diego, CA Tip Of The Week  As you may know, I have taken a deep interest in digital photography. After extensive research, reading many reviews, and looking at many, many cameras, I settled on the Sony NEX-7. the main reasons I decided on this camera are: Digital SLR's are on the way out, and mirrorless compact cameras are the future of digital photography. This camera is about five times lighter than the equivalent DSLR. While megapixels are not everything, the NEX-7  is a 24 megapixel camera, and also has a relatively large sensor (which is more important than the number of megapixels) There are not as many lenses available for this camera as for others, but pretty much all the lenses I would ever need are available. It's about half the cost of equivalently powerful DSLR. I find the electronic menu system quite easy and intuitive to use. This camera shoots fantastic video, and shoots it at 60 frames per second (wow!) If you're interested in knowing more, check out this review by Trey Ratcliffe. If you want to buy a Sony NEX-7, get the best deal here at Amazon. Spiritual Foundations When we talk about the radical grace of Jesus, some people become concerned that this will encourage others to sin freely. This is not the case. Grace is not a license to sin. It is what empowers us to overcome sin. Do some use “grace” as an excuse for their sin? So it seems. But we don't know (a) whether that person IS or IS NOT a true believer… and (B) how and/or when that person will be overcome by God's Grace and led out of a life of sin. Resist the temptation to judge people, and resist the temptation to diminish the power of the Gospel. For that is what we do when we throw around terms like “cheap grace” or “greasy grace”. There's no such thing. God's grace covers all of our sin. ALL. You won't win people to the Kingdom by bearing them over the head with the 10 Commandments. You win them by showing them the grace of Christ. “Just as I am, without one plea, But that thy blood was shed for me…”  Survey Results And Listener Questions The votes are in, the polls are closed, and this is what I learned (thank you for sharing). 77 % of you are 40 or older. 44.87% have a Bachelor’s Degree; 31.03% have a Masters or Doctorate 82.14% of you make over $50,000 per year; 48.21% make over $100,00! 87.5% of you are Christians, and 96.43% say your faith is either “Important” or “Very Important” to you. 69.64% say I write and talk just the right amount about faith; 25% say you wish I would talk more about faith. 81.9% of you are business owners, entrepreneurs, or corporate leaders. More of you prefer the podcast to the blog (this was a shocker!) The most popular topics you want to hear more about from me are (in order of popularity): making an income online, productivity, copywriting, and spiritual topics. That’s a topline selection of some of the most significant data we collected. Were still sifting through some of the open-ended responses. The Most Surprising Result We did ask a follow-up question about what product or training you would most like me to create for you next, and frankly I was shocked by the results. I felt certain the number one choice would be a new, revised copywriting course. I felt so certain, in fact, we had already started working on this. But… By a healthy 3-to-1 margin, the most desired training is “how to package, promote, and profit from what you already know”. The people have spoken, and I have listened. We are working on this very training right now… more to come on this soon. (Never fear… The copywriting course will be next on the agenda!) So what does all this data mean, anyway? How will it affect the content we publish going forward? What We Plan to Do First and foremost, I want to make this blog more useful for you. A better investment of your time. More helpful to you. Let me be clear: even if you never do business with my company, even if you never buy a single thing we have to offer, I want to make sure we offer value to you. Based on what we learned in the survey, here are some things we plan to do: Take a bolder stance for being disciples of Jesus in the marketplace. The spiritual foundations of success will take an even more central role. Clearly, we have not been hiding this one “under a bushel”, but the hunger for guidance in this area was made clear by the many comments we received. I plan to respond to this need as a top priority, because that’s what you told me you wanted. Focus more on the topics you are most interested in. That means you’ll be getting more podcasts and articles on how to create your own online business, how to be more productive, how to write more powerful copy, and the spiritual foundations of business success. Provide more tutorials and “how to” pieces. It’s clear most of you would like more “how to” and tutorial material. We plan to provide this, much of it for free, in the coming year. Develop a community. If one thing has become obvious to me, it is that you (the readers of this blog, and the listeners of this podcast) are a powerful, connected, talented, and gifted group of people. I believe one of the greatest gifts I could give you is to connect you to one another. We are exploring exactly how would be the best way to develop a  community where we can make that happen. Offer practical help for simplifying complex lives. I was pleased to see that so many of you are well educated, already-successful entrepreneurs and professionals. I have also realized, through reading the free-form questions and comments, that those of us in this position facing unique set of challenges. We have to juggle many responsibilities: family, children (and grandchildren), employees, business partners, etc. Many of us don’t feel completely free to make radical changes in our lives without carefully weighing the consequences and ramifications for other people who depend upon us. I plan to spend more time focusing on solutions to these problems. Your Comments Add a copywriting tip to each episode. You have a skill that so many want. This would be tremendously helpful. Would love more blog content apart from the podcast notes, but the podcast is soooo good that it's enough to keep me hooked! i liked it longer – you were able to delve deeper into concepts…! Consistency in what day(s) you will post articles to blog. Seems that each week/month is different. And don't need too many articles: 1-2 articles besides podcast/week is sufficient. I love the current format of the podcast, but perhaps you would consider more frequent blog posts? Your Questions What's your strategy when you launch a new product? Why did you stop the Spiritual Foundations Podcast? How do you handle any negative feedback you get from people who say you wear your faith on your sleeve too much. I would like to know more about how you figured out your talents and if you have any suggestions for others to figure that out. Who was the person that opened the door for you to go to the next level in your business? What To Do Now If you enjoy the podcast, I would consider it a great favor if you subscribe (and leave a review) in iTunes. This helps new people discover the podcast. You can also find the podcast on Stitcher. Question: how will YOU engage un more of a conversation with your customers this year? Click here to leave your comments.

Today we take an in-depth look at the EOS 1D X, Canon's new flagship DSLR camera, including a close look at the new AF capabilities and high ISO performance. Text and links on Blog: https://mbp.ac/341 Canon EOS 1D X affiliate link: https://mbp.ac/bh1dx Music by UniqueTracks

Today we take an in-depth look at the EOS 1D X, Canon's new flagship DSLR camera, including a close look at the new AF capabilities and high ISO performance. Text and links on Blog: https://mbp.ac/341 Canon EOS 1D X affiliate link: https://mbp.ac/bh1dx Music by UniqueTracks

Today we take a look at the new Canon EOS 5D Mark III, with it's brilliant new Autofocus and incredible high ISO capabilities. Photos and Text on Blog: https://mbp.ac/328 Music by UniqueTracks

Today we take a look at the new Canon EOS 5D Mark III, with it's brilliant new Autofocus and incredible high ISO capabilities. Photos and Text on Blog: https://mbp.ac/328 Music by UniqueTracks

In this episode of Short and Suite, Karl Soule shows new features in Premiere Pro CS5 that are designed to make working with high definition footage shot with a DSLR easy and efficient.

Today I give guidance on how to choose a Digital SLR in response to a question from a listener. I don't give any direct recommendations, because which camera is right for any individual depends on so many factors. Details: https://mbp.ac/64

Today I give guidance on how to choose a Digital SLR in response to a question from a listener. I don't give any direct recommendations, because which camera is right for any individual depends on so many factors. Details: https://mbp.ac/64