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    Shutterbug - Source for Photo/Video Resources

    This forum is specifically for discussions related to still or motion (video) photography. All unrelated posts will be deleted.

    Yes, this means we can talk about cameras, camcorders, digital editing, etc. Enjoy!

    Some guidelines:
    • Eric didn't ask for this, but I think it would show more respect if we followed it. Please link to pictures at www.flickr.com , www.photobucket.com , etc. instead of using the attach function you might have as a member of this site. I don't want this forum to get killed because we are sucking up all of his bandwidth. Another advantage to this is that people can see exif info for the image (at least at flickr, not sure on photobucket), so they can see exposure, aperture, etc.
    • When you post a pic, post the camera make and model, lens and flash (if appropriate). People are going to ask, so we may as well get it right off the bat.
    • I'll add to this list as appropriate.


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    Photography/ Videography resources

    Add your faves to this list so everyone can partake of the info:



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    everything you ever wanted to know on how to convert whatever to whatever.
    http://www.videohelp.com/
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    Good idea for a subforum. I'm sort of just getting into this!
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    I thanked Eric and the other board big whigs yesterday for accommodating us. Show those guys some love!
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    This book was recommended to me and it's excellent! Information is listed for each photograph in the book, so you can try to recreate the image using the correct ISO, aperture and shutter speed! There are also a lot of fun exercises to test your photographic knowledge.

    Understanding Exposure, by Bryan Peterson

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    Quote Originally Posted by thenimirra View Post
    This book was recommended to me and it's excellent! Information is listed for each photograph in the book, so you can try to recreate the image using the correct ISO, aperture and shutter speed! There are also a lot of fun exercises to test your photographic knowledge.

    Understanding Exposure, by Bryan Peterson
    Everyone should own that book.

    There are also some good field guides put out by National Geographic.
    I have this one, and it's a great reference.

    http://www.amazon.com/National-Geogr...7353367&sr=1-2

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    I picked up that book you suggested this weekend. They have it on sale for only $6, hardcover, at Barnes and Noble's downtown. It's a great book too! Thanks for the suggestion!

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    found this website today. seems pretty useful...

    http://www.digicamhelp.com/taking-ph.../foibles-5.php

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    I've been told that this is THE photogs bible...."Perfect Digital Photography," (McGraw Hill, 2005).

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    How about lenses?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tokyojoe1965 View Post
    How about lenses?
    As far as buying lenses.....
    What I like to do is look/try them at a local store (like Wolf)
    and then buy them from either B&H Photo or Adorama, as their prices are very good.
    If you're speaking of which lenses are best, we could have a debate that would rival discussion of the evolution of Man.

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    http://www.takegreatpictures.com/

    This is a great resource for tips, contests, etc.

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    And to help you gather all your photos and produce a book:

    http://www.blurb.com/home/1/
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    Great online community for video here:

    http://www.dvinfo.net/

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    I've also been a fan of www.photo.net Have some great reviews on cameras, and quite a few "lessons".
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    Oh, found a great lightroom tutorial website today...

    http://www.lightroomkillertips.com/
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