How to take High Dynamic Range Photos, or HDR, like the pros. This technique creates stunning photos by combining three or more pictures of the same subject, but at different exposures. You don’t have to spend a lot of money to make gorgeous photos, we show you how in this HDR tutorial.
froknowsphoto.com But lets get back to what gear we took and how we got it there. We started off packing the ThinkTank Airport International Rolling Case with 2 bodies, Q-Flash with batteries, Nikon 300 2.8 and a few other random lenses. Greg and I both packed our ThinkTank Shape Shifters with a Pro Body, the Hebrew Trinity and other lenses. I utilized the Airport Check In to cary my lap top and Ipad on the plane. We met all guidelines as we each had one cary on bag and one “man purse”. We had no problems at all going through security in a timely manner. Now, you may ask how much is all of this gear worth? The answer to that is roughly 000!!!! Keep in mind that 4 pro bodies will run that number up pretty fast (see list below the video) Here is the List of Gear Bodies Nikon D3X,D3s,D3,D3 Lenses (All Nikon) 10.5 2.8 Fisheye 14-24 w.8 x2 24-70 2.8 x2 70-200 2.8 vr1 70-200 2.8 vr2 80 1.4 af-d 105 2.8 macro vr 300 2.8 afs version 1 Bags ThinkTank Airport International ThinkTank Shape Shifter x2 ThinkTank Airport Check In Tamrac Pro12 Straps BlackRapid RS-7 x2
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In this episode Mark talks about using a fast shutter speed to freeze motion. This is a great technique that can be used to capture sports or even kids on the move!
This week is the second episode in a four-part series about metering. In this episode, Mark will explain exposure compensation. He will also demonstrate this and show us how to use it correctly.
