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In this digital age, metering is becoming a lost art. Many new photographers seem to be relying on the back of the camera for metering and correct exposure. Although, as a photographer mastering proper metering techniques is essential for achieving consistent repeatable results.

Create your own photograph lighting with flashes and strobes. Learn about portable flash units for your camera in this free instructional video for beginning photographers.

Don't overexpose your photos! Learn how to use light meters in the free instructional video for beginning photographers.

Declaration of Principles Kevin Sites in the Hot Zone is news reporting for the new millennium - a nexus of backpack journalism, narrative story-telling techniques, and the Internet, designed to reach a global audience hungry for information. Our Mission and Goals To cover every armed conflict* in the world within one year, and in doing so to provide a clear idea of the combatants, victims, causes, and costs of each of these struggles - and their global impact. With honest, thoughtful reporting we'll strive to establish Kevin Sites in the Hot Zone as a forum for information and involvement. Users will not only learn about the scope of world conflict, but will find ways to be part of the solutions- through dialogue, debate, and avenues for action. How We'll Do It We will be aggressive in pursuing the stories that are not getting mainstream coverage and we will put a human face on them. We will not chase headlines nor adhere to pack journalism but vigorously pursue the stories in front of and behind the conflict, the small stories that when strung together illustrate a more complete picture. Veteran war correspondent Kevin Sites will travel solo to these conflict zones, aided by a U.S.-based "mission control" team: Producer Robert Padavick (NBC News, CNN) and Researcher Lisa Liu (Radio Free Asia, International Medical Corps). Using the latest technology, including high-definition digital cameras and satellite modems, Kevin will deliver stories via a five-fingered multimedia platform of text, photography, video, audio, and interactive chat - all available on one website (http://hotzone.yahoo.com).

website of Joe McNally national geographic photographer

ten good tips for making better pictures

A professional photographer of 20+ years, publisher of prophotolife.com and co-owner of the photo studio daylight-photo.com, in Cincinnati, OH. lots of how to videos on lighting, flash, studio etc

This is a practical introduction to the photo equipment used in my professional photography studio part 1 of 2

Part 2: this is a practical introduction to the photo equipment used in my professional photography studio.

Great photographs are dependent on lighting! Learn how to set up your photography lights in this free video clip about professional photography lighting and equipment.

Lighting is very important in photography. Learn the difference between a hot light and strobe light in this free video clip about professional photography lighting and equipment.

Lighting is very important in photography. Get tips for using light reflectors in this free video clip about professional photography lighting and equipment.

Photography equipment is important to good pictures. Get tips for using a camera and flash in this free video clip about professional photography lighting and equipment.

Tutorial on lighting for separation in conjunction with the large format 4x5 view camera class for professional photography students at the Art Institute of Colorado. The video covers meter reading and bellows factor.

A basic guide to the principles of camera metering A basic guide to the principles of camera metering Category: Howto & Style Tags: photography digital camera basics tutorial metering

A basic guide to camera exposure.

This clips covers the basics of camera shutter speeds and lens apertures and the relationship between them when taking a photo

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Location annual report photo shoot by corporate photographer David Tejada. Photographing an asphalt plant and highway construction