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Podcast #21 – Spicing up your images
Submitted by KerryG on November 6, 2008 – 10:44 am5 Comments
Kerry and David talk about how to add some spice to your shots, some of the ideas covered include:
- shooting from different angles
- changing your depth of field
- dissect other people’s work
- Look at EXIF data on people’s images
- Getting to understand what the client is all about
- Drag the shutter technique
- Bounce your flash
- Get the “guy with camera” to assist
- Using your camera in different modes
- Using aperture mode when the light is changing
- Using shutter priority to catch moving objects
Show Hosts
Kerry Garrison (http://kerrygarrison.com)
David Esquire (http://esquirephotography.com)
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Hi Kerry and David,
Congratulations for your very good podcast and website.
I was listening your last podcast them I went to check a previous article that you told about ?How to Calculate Depth of Field?. And I tried to download f/Calc Spreadsheet ?Excel spreadsheet? but it is corrupted; I cannot open it. How can I get that spreadsheet?
Thanks,
Luis Lopez-Santiago
Hi Kerry and David,
Congratulations for your very good podcast and website.
I was listening your last podcast them I went to check a previous article that you told about “How to Calculate Depth of Field“. And I tried to download f/Calc Spreadsheet “Excel spreadsheet†but it is corrupted; I cannot open it. How can I get that spreadsheet?
Thanks,
Luis Lopez-Santiago
Hi Guys,
Excellent Podcast, as always, I love your enthusiasm, banter, and just want to go out and take photographs after I've listened!
Keep up the great work,
Cheers, Rob.
Hi Guys,
Excellent Podcast, as always, I love your enthusiasm, banter, and just want to go out and take photographs after I've listened!
Keep up the great work,
Cheers, Rob.
Hi Guys,
Excellent Podcast, as always, I love your enthusiasm, banter, and just want to go out and take photographs after I've listened!
Keep up the great work,
Cheers, Rob.