In this lesson, explore the history of Polaroid and the evolution of instant photography throughout the years. Learn how you can still use old classic Polaroid cameras today, how they work, and how to get started in this classic, artistic medium. Details on film packs, integral film, loading film and how to use a Holga Polaroid film back are also included.
Fuji Pack Films
Impossible Project Integral Films
Fuji Instax Cameras and Films
PLEASE GO TO SCOTT WITTENBURG.COM FOR THE LATEST PODCAST NEWS/UPDATES! Hosted by photography instructor Scott Wittenburg, this podcast is for anybody who wants to learn the secrets of taking better photos traditionally or digitally. Tips on cameras, composition, lighting and digital imaging in Photoshop are among the topics to be covered.
Sunday, July 29, 2012
Saturday, June 23, 2012
Episode 46: What to Shoot?
Take a walk with your host as he discusses various ways to deal with "shooter's block." Discover what makes a photo "art" and learn tips on utilizing the elements of art and design principles to create your own art. Please note: this is a shortened, edited version of this epsiode. Due to the large file size, it has been condensed. The complete episode may be viewed in its entirety on the Photography 101 app in HQ.
Saturday, April 14, 2012
Episode 45: Night Shot Magic with HDR Imagery in Photomatix
In this lesson, learn how to create stunning HDR images using your night shots and Photomatix. Tips on how to bracket exposures of your night shots accurately on manual mode and how to create exciting surreal effects using Photomatix Pro.
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HDRsoft.com
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Thursday, December 29, 2011
Episode 44: Light Meters and Exposure Compensation
In this lesson, learn how to use digital and analog light meters to calcuate exposures. Also included is the debut of the "Photo Tip of the Day" series; with this episode focusing on exposure compensation.
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Episode 43: Making Salt Prints With Digital Negatives
In this lesson, learn how to create salt prints at home without using film or a darkroom. Step-by-step instructions are presented for creating a digital negative in Photoshop and then contact printing the image onto photosensitive watercolor paper. Explore how the photographic process works and create you own unique photographic print - all without a darkroom!
Order Salt Print Kit
Order Salt Print Kit
Sunday, February 06, 2011
Episode 42: Shooting Fireworks!
In this lesson, learn helpful tips on photographing firework displays using a DSLR or SLR camera. Info on exposure settings, lens choices, composition and so on are presented in great detail.
Monday, December 06, 2010
Episode 41: Portraiture 101: Studio Portraits
In this series debut on portraiture, learn how to shoot successful studio portraits and what is needed to set up your own studio at home. Learn about the different types of studio lighting equipment available, setting up different lighting scenarios and backgrounds plus watch some student portrait sessions in action.
Studio Flash Equipment
Studio Hot Lighting Equipment
Studio Backgrounds
Studio Flash Equipment
Studio Hot Lighting Equipment
Studio Backgrounds
Monday, October 11, 2010
Episode 40: All About Lenses
In this lesson, learn what different kinds of SLR lenses are available and which lens works best for a variety of shooting situations. What to look for while shopping for zoom and prime lenses, macro, telephoto and wide-angle lenses plus tips on choosing the best lens for the job/genre are offered by the host. Features such as image stabilization and depth-of-field preview are discussed in detail. Also included is a guide to lens accessories and their functions: teleconverters, extension tubes, close-up filters, fisheye attachments and more.
Lenses by Nikon
Lenses by Canon
Lenses by Nikon
Lenses by Canon
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Episode 39: Camera Obscura, How Cameras Work, Make A Pinhole Camera!
In this lesson: learn what camera obscura is, how cameras work and how to build your own pinhole camera. The host presents the history and features of several types of cameras including a large format view camera, a medium format TLR, SLR and Holga plus a small format 35 mm SLR. A step-by-step demo on how to construct a functional pinhole camera using common household items is included.
View more pinhole cameras and images
View more pinhole cameras and images
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Episode 38: Creating HDR Images and How to Bracket Exposures
In this lesson, learn how to create stunning HDR (high dynamic range) images using Photomatix, a FREE downloadable program. Also learn how to bracket exposures, an essential step in HDR imaging.
See More HDR images
See More HDR images
Saturday, April 03, 2010
Episode 37: Top Twenty Travel Tips
In this lesson, I've compiled a list of tips and photo essentials to include while "out in the field" or planning a trip. Many of these tips embody the issues and techniques discussed in prior lessons.
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Episode 36: Focusing Tips plus Show and Tell: Motion Shots
In this episode, learn tips on how to use the autofocus and manual focus modes on a DSLR. Also, guest photographers share their stunning motion images in the continuing show and tell series.
Wednesday, October 07, 2009
Episode 35: Long Exposures by Guest Photographers
In this second "Show and Tell" series, guest photographers share their images via "virtual interviews" conducted by the host. Tips on long exposure photography are presented along with critiques of images recently submitted to the host by podcast viewers.
Wednesday, July 08, 2009
Episode 34: Flash Photography
In this lesson, learn how to use on-camera and external flash units, including studio flash. How flash works, its advantages and limitations are discussed in detail along with tips on how to set your camera to ensure successful flash exposures. Also included is a special section on how to use a flash meter and controlling the quality of light for studio flash photography.
Monday, May 25, 2009
Episode 33: Depth-of-Field and the Preview Button
In this lesson, learn how the aperture setting (f-stop) effects the depth-of-field in a scene and how you can use the depth of field preview button to see exactly what will be in focus in a shot.
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Episode 32: Setting Exposure Using the Mode Dial
In this lesson, learn how to use the mode dial on your digital SLR to make exposure settings in the manual, shutter priority and aperture priority modes. How to adjust shutter speeds and f-stops automatically and manually while viewing the exposure meter readout directly through the viewfinder are explained in detail.
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Episode 31: Basic Tips and Settings For Digital Cameras
In this lesson, some basic digital camera tips and suggestions are presented in a new experimental video camera format. Among the topics covered are choosing the correct image quality, size and ISO settings, memory card formatting and switching over to manual focusing.
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Episode 30: Macro Photography
In this lesson, learn how to shoot compelling close-up shots using a macro lens. Tips on composition, lighting and controlling depth of field are discussed in detail.
Sunday, April 13, 2008
Episode 29: White Balance and Color Correction
In this lesson, learn what white balance is and how to effectively use this function on your digital camera. Also learn how to use the photo filter feature in Photoshop to eliminate and correct color casts created by various light sources.
Saturday, July 21, 2007
Episode 28: Capturing Motion
In this lesson, learn tips on how to capture motion in still images effectively and creatively.
Episode 27: All About Exposure
In this lesson, exposure and the importance of acquiring proper exposure via your camera settings is explained in detail. The relationship between ISO, aperture and shutter speed is discussed plus how you can tweak your camera settings for correction of improperly exposed images. (A pop quiz is also included!!)
Episode 26: Composition, Cropping and Depth of Field
In this lesson, learn effective in-camera composition and how to control depth of field. Cropping images in Photoshop and tips on portraiture and landscape photography are also covered.
Episode 25: Night Photography Tips
In this lesson, learn how to take great shots at night with either a digital or film camera. Tips on camera settings and exposure control are offered to help assure success of landscape shots taken at night or in low light situations.
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