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I like that I recognize all of the loops in the theme music just from
messing around with GarageBand.
i like rule nº 34 ^^
great video…
you could have hung with me back in the day wack O
i love these guys. they remind me a lot of top gear
50 Quick Photography Tips
Let’ emulate 😉 Though G+ wasn’t able to grasp the position.
I have nothing learn from this video ,,,,but laugh for some time ,keep it
up
Where to get your bokehlicious shirt??
2:48 But Andy, I thought you said that all zooms were a corruption of the
human visual experience.
this website pay me fo taking picture
http://smb06.org/get-paid-for-taking-picture
He’s hysterical! What a clown…wonder what people on streets think of his
crazy antics…lol
If it was someone else’s baby, I’d be even more careful. After all, they
are trusting me with their precious DNA reproduction.
Little Britain haha
Excellent video mate!
i love this dude funny ass hell !!!
Wanna continue to find more tips? Come check out my twitter, constantly
retweeting important information and tips about
photography!@CluelessConcepts
my biggest problem hiss, even this 800,000 views video has a lot of hiss
@ 03:42..no stalking points for you ;)
LOL!! Great Humour with some Great Photography Tips for Good Measure.
What are uv filters uses for?
Where in Britain is his accent from? Just curious.
I am currently watching +Jeff Cable discus #photography 101. He was
teaching a class at +B and H . I like Jeff very much and he is such an
inspiring professional.
#photographer
Thank you Jeff for this awesome tutorial. Wow!
I love b and h
This guy is awesome! His excitement and love for photography is contagious.
Really really really worth watching!
hi i’m a novice amateur photographer and i’m starting to experiment on the
focus and recompose technique using single point AF. How good and how
efficient is this technique when shooting non action shots? if i lock on
the eyes then recompose my shot, would the eyes be tact sharp? thanks for
the help.
+Jeff Cable Yes, at your age i consider it “recently”. Because i was
replying to someone that wants to start off with Photography when coming
right out of school. Nothing wrong with that but i just reminded her (+Ducky
Games ) that you did not start with photography professionaly right when u
got out of school. Did I do it wrong? :P
I can’t get the camera simulator to work… The site seems to be like it’s
being edited or something. Can anyone help me? It would be much
appreciated.
Hi, thanks for your inquiry. Please contact Jeff Cable directly at
jcable{at)jeffcable{dot}com.
Love watching your seminars.Just received a nikon 5100 for my birthday. and
love taking pictures with it and capturing great moments. but some pictures
are still missing that look. what do you recommend for me to get the
professional look and knowledge.. (i.e seminars.. courses) thanks love the
blog and seminars
To get feedback i usually upload my photos on YouPic! anyone else tried to
learn that way?
This is a great classroom video by Jeff Cable at B&HPhoto. I highly
recommend this video for beginning photographers (or any photographer
looking for a basics refresher) to help improve the quality of pictures.
Thanks, Jeff and B&H Photo for these sessions!
I really love what you guys at B&H are doing, uploading free seminars an so
on, but why do you continue to bring on this guy? His pictures are
terrible, totally uninspired, and without the slightest degree of
aesthetics. Pretty much similar to those I took the first week I had my
DSLR. He knows about the technical stuff, but a photographer he is not. I
don’t get it. Sorry!
A perfectly paced and an excellent presentation! I always learn something
from Jeff. Thanks for posting B&H!
you were right what you said about that we don`t have to go abroad or
anywhere overseas to get a great shots and pictures!…
Great video. Most of my trouble is keeping the eyes sharp.
I love this channel! Please do a Nikon D800 review!!!
I like this guy… real common sense ideas. He doesn’t talk to impress you
with all he knows but rather tries to teach you what he’s learned…
Great! Just great info! Thank you for that site “Camera sim” I learned alot
🙂 I can now graduate from using my camera phone.
please do a nikon d5200 video !!! please
My first SLR was nikon D90
The D3200 is an ideal entry level DSLR camera to start with. It has many
automated modes that will set the exposure up for you if you are not sure,
and also can be used fully manually as you grow with your photography.
Overall it has great image quality, and a nice high ISO for getting shots
in low light situations. – Yossi