Showing posts with label videos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label videos. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Thursday, April 7, 2011

Time-Lapse Auroras Over Norway




One of the largest auroral displays in recent years has appeared at the border between Norway and Russia, shown in this time-lapse animation near Kirkenes, Norway by Terje Sørgjerd in March 2011.

Aurora are often green when high energy particles strike the Earth’s atmosphere, causing the air to glow as electrons recombine with oxygen. Other colors are occasionally noticeable when atmospheric nitrogen is affected.

Sunday, June 20, 2010

The Zi8 Pocket Video Camera In Action

Here are four videos shot by Sher Stultz using The Kodak Zi8 Pocket Video Camera I wrote about in my last blog. Like most digital cameras, the Zi8 doesn't do well in bright sunlight, especially with anything white. But turn it loose indoors, where the light is more even and subdued, and you can see how well this $150.00 camera can shoot. Considering the cost, and how small and easy to carry the camera is, we should all have one. You're obviously not going to get the same quality that you will from higher priced cameras, but how many of those can you stuff in your pocket and carry everywhere with a minimum of hassle?

For those of you who want to follow Sher's travel blog (which is really good, by the way), it's located here: Great Blue Wanderers.

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Tuesday, June 8, 2010

Lightroom 3 Learning Center


Scott Kelby and Matt Kloskwoski provide a nice introduction to some of the cool features found in Lightroom 3. Here's where to go to watch a series of videos that illustrate their favorite Lightroom 3 features.

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Impressive Film Shot On Canon 5D

Here's a post that marries three big interests of mine: photography, movie-making, and near-death experiences. The film is called "The Last 3 Minutes" and it was made by Shane Hurlbut using a Canon 5D! The first video is the film (five minutes long). The next two videos describe how the film was made.

Concerning near-death and shared death experiences, I encourage you to visit NHNE NDE, which is a network I created for people interested in these important topics.

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Friday, January 15, 2010

Kelby TV




Your one-stop source to learn everything about Photoshop, Lightroom, Nikon, and photography in general, including an endless stream of easy to understand tips from pros who know what they are talking about. Go here to pick from hundreds of fast-paced, informative, user-friendly programs.

New Season Of D-Town TV




Scott has a tip on using neutral density filters to shoot with fast lenses during the day. Matt heads to Ybor City to share multiple new tips on shooting HDR. Joe McNally drops by with a tip on getting usable light from an on-camera flash.Plus tips on shooting sports and landscapes.

Saturday, December 26, 2009

Lightroom 3 Learning Center

Most of you have probably heard that Adobe has released a beta version of Lightroom 3. They have also made this beta available to the general public, for free, until April 30, 2010, which is when the beta expires. There are a bunch of mouth-watering features, including new algorithms that allow for more accurate and sophisticated editing of images. You can download the new beta here. For some great video tutorials, check out NAPP's Lightroom 3 Learning Center and Adobe's own video tutorials.

Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Sedona Celtic Harvest Festival - 2009

Here's a short video from Sedona's first annual Celtic Harvest Festival. The Festival took place Saturday, September 19, 2009 in Sedona, Arizona at the Hilton Sedona Resort & Spa and Tequa Festival Marketplace. To watch another video and find out more about the event, go here. To see photos from the Festival, go here. To visit the Festival's website, go here. The theme song for the video below, "Feel So Near", is sang by Steve Colby and John Good of Oceans Apart.

Saturday, April 11, 2009

DTownTV: Outstanding Series for Nikon Shooters


I've reported on this before, but this show is so good, I wanted to remind all of you again. If you are a Nikon shooter, this program, featuring Scott Kelby and Matt Kloskowski, is outstanding. Every episode includes Nikon tips, tricks, and information that will dramatically improve, sharpen, and expand your abilities as a Nikon photographer. http://www.dtowntv.com/

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Photo Hike: Tonto National Monument

This video is from a March 12, 2009 trip to Tonto National Monument. The trip was organized by Bob Coates, of Bob Coates Photography, and made possible by Rex and Peg Lavoie, who work as volunteers at Tonto National Monument and served as tour guides. David Weingarten, of Golden Eye Photography, and yours truly accompanied Bob on the adventure. To see photos from this event, go here.

Photo Session: Tonto National Monument from David Sunfellow on Vimeo.

Thursday, March 5, 2009

Important: Willie Smits: How To Re-Grow A Rainforest

What does re-growing rainforests have to do with photography? Well, if we don't figure out a way to reverse the apocalyptic tidal waves that are headed our direction (climate change, species extinction, pollution, etc.), then photography will go down the drain with the rest of the human race. This deeply inspiring talk offers some real world examples of how some of the challenges we are facing could be reversed in a surprisingly short amount of time.



Related links:

TED Talks

http://www.masarang.org/

http://redapes.org/

Friday, February 27, 2009

Nikon D-Town

DTownTV is a weekly show brought to you by Scott Kelby and Matt Kloskowski with KelbyTraining.com. Join Scott and Matt each week as they share their photography knowledge along with the coolest tips and tricks out there for Nikon’s digital SLR cameras.

Nikon D-Town Website
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Sunday, February 1, 2009

Sony HVR-Z5U / HDR-FX1000

Sony HVR-Z5U / HDR-FX1000
3-CMOS Pro HDV Camcorders

Before I went full time as a photographer, I used to shoot video, so I couldn't resist posting this B&H video that introduces two new HD cameras from Sony. While there are several wow! features on these new cameras, I was especially interested in their ability to shoot to both tape and flash card AT THE SAME TIME, thereby recording footage on two separate sources. Sony has also improved the ability of their cameras to shoot in low light which has been a major problem for the HD format. While Nikon has won me over in the photography world, Sony is the only pro level camera I would buy. The pricetag: $4,299.00 for the HVR-Z5U and $3,199.00 for the HDR-FX1000. Take a look:

Sony HVR-Z5U / HDR-FX1000