Keep Shooting! Monday #13 plenty of news items today!
Watch High Key, Your First Strobe & Rules of Composition on YouTube
Today's Keep Shooting! Monday video I answer some questions about creating high key backgrounds, should you buy a used camera, which strobe to buy first and how to use the rules of composition. I also found a few interesting articles for inspiration and a quick video on the difference between IPS, TN, VA AND PLS LCD panels. Keep shooting!
High Key Photo Assignment images should be posted here http://cazillo.com/c/forum/keep-shooting-photography-assignments/2668-high-key-assignment-7.html#3744
Links from today's video
- Please use this link when shopping on Amazon.com! http://bit.ly/caz-amazon
- How to create a high key background http://cazillo.com/highkey
- Canon strobes: Electronics on Amazon http://bit.ly/canonstrobes
- Nikon strobes: Electronics on Amazon http://bit.ly/nikonstrobes
- Monoprice Selling Apple-Quality 27-Inch Monitors for Less Than Half the Price http://bit.ly/caz-mono
- Video from Techquickie explaining monitor types http://bit.ly/monitortypes
- The Photographer's Guide to Copyright from PhotoShelter http://bit.ly/caz-copy
- Google Image Search of Photographs by Henri Cartier-Bresson http://bit.ly/googlebresson
- Henri Cartier-Bresson - Inspiration from Masters of Photography http://bit.ly/caz-bresson
- Mars Curiosity rover gets back to sending snapshots http://bit.ly/rovergallery
Example High Key photograph.
Blue Sky Winners
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#4 by Mihai
Comments
Best wishes,
Martina.
Loving the site,
Julie Anne
I was reading in a flickr group that the Nikon d90 has a shutter life of 100,000 clicks. I looked into my camera to find that I have a shutter count of about 50,000. Just wanted to know if this is something I should be concerned about, as I was hoping my d90 would last me a few more years before upgrading?
Thanks,
Julie Anne