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im not sure, but i think its the 1d
Great info, thank you for sharing.
what kind of camera is he using??????????
thanks very much for sharing this…the light techniques are well illustrated. i hope u keep up the good job cheers
cool
thank you !!! I wondered how to focus at night before firing the lights
some nice tips there. Cheers. Rich from Australia
is a 3870×2592 enough for a A3 print ?
Do you prefer zoom lens’ or non-zoom lenses?
praise be to allah
nice vid
the accent is Australian. Thanks for your comment
I love the accent! Kiwi?
Awesome Lens Bra, The IS is also a plus.
…Ben…
6:19
I found this highly entertaining … cheers …
Great video, thank you!
it’s good for the sharing whatever kinds of knowledge. keep on the good job!
A 50mm is called a normal lens because the focal length is approximately the diagonal of the image format. That’s all.
Most human eyes are about 16mm in focal length and the pupil’s iris can manage effective apertures of from about f/2 to f/11.
I found it very nice to see how much more dynamic the bride looked when she leaned a bit on the seat, and looked out. The difference between ‘yes, nice’ and ‘wow! great’
I’d like use studio-flashers… But first, get saving money for the 70-200 f2.8
Thanks for the upload!
THANK YOU!
Thanks guys.
WONDERFUL TIPS!!!!!!
How about posting a Video about using Natural Light (outside)
Wow thanks a lot you gave me good tips for photography!
omg, studio tips! good video!
The secret about the step ladder was brilliant!
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im not sure, but i think its the 1d
Great info, thank you for sharing.
what kind of camera is he using??????????
thanks very much for sharing this…the light techniques are well illustrated. i hope u keep up the good job
cheers
cool
thank you !!! I wondered how to focus at night before firing the lights
some nice tips there. Cheers. Rich from Australia
is a 3870×2592 enough for a A3 print ?
Do you prefer zoom lens’ or non-zoom lenses?
praise be to allah
nice vid
the accent is Australian. Thanks for your comment
I love the accent! Kiwi?
Awesome Lens Bra, The IS is also a plus.
…Ben…
6:19
I found this highly entertaining … cheers …
Great video, thank you!
it’s good for the sharing whatever kinds of knowledge. keep on the good job!
A 50mm is called a normal lens because the focal length is approximately the diagonal of the image format. That’s all.
Most human eyes are about 16mm in focal length and the pupil’s iris can manage effective apertures of from about f/2 to f/11.
I found it very nice to see how much more dynamic the bride looked when she leaned a bit on the seat, and looked out. The difference between ‘yes, nice’ and ‘wow! great’
I’d like use studio-flashers… But first, get saving money for the 70-200 f2.8
Thanks for the upload!
THANK YOU!
Thanks guys.
WONDERFUL TIPS!!!!!!
How about posting a Video about using Natural Light (outside)
Wow thanks a lot you gave me good tips for photography!
THANK YOU!
omg, studio tips! good video!
The secret about the step ladder was brilliant!