Glad you're interested in the book :). You can install the Kindle app on your Android, then just buy the ebook from Amazon. You can also read Kindle ebooks on your PC or in your browser; check the links in the description of this video. And, of course, let me know if you have any questions as you go through the book. Our Facebook page is a good place to go for questions and photo critiques. Enjoy, and thanks!
Hi, I' just wanted to say thank you for your tutorials. I'm a complete amateur, but I need to improve my photo taking skills (take photos of drawings and handmade jewelry) and your tutorials were an amazing help! They are very visual, understandable and enjoyable as well. Thank you for amazing work!
@@TonyAndChelsea I hear MuseCam - Photo Editor for iPhone has film recipes options that you can insert with text and when you press the shutter button on your iPhone, you will have all the best Fujifilm and Kodak film Simulations coming out of your iPhone, works the same way that the Fujifilm X Series Cameras do.
Chapter 10 covers night photography, and there is a section on photographing people at night. The light painting section should give you the background you need to cover them at different distances. Enjoy!
This is one of the best most interesting and informative, not to forget entertaining channels covering photography on all of RUclips. Thanks for all of your videos and your extremely humorous podcasts.
Hey Tony, just want to thank you for all the help. Your tutorials are great, especially for a beginner like me. After two months thanks to you my pictures are looking great. Thanks again
I just found your videos and I am so excited because I just purchased a Nikon D7100 and am new to photography. I have learned so much in the last hour. I purchased your ebook and excited to learn photography properly. Thanks!
Run the iBooks app and browse the store from there. iBooks is like the app store for books. Search for "Tony Northrup" or "Stunning Digital Photography".
Heya, Sandy. Get a YongNuo 568-EX flash, trade your 70-300 for a Tamron 70-200 f/2.8, get a tripod with a ball head, then get the YongNuo wireless flash control system and a YongNuo 565, and finally, some light modifiers: softboxes for the flashes, diffusers, and reflectors. Check my book out (link in the description) for a complete description of everything and why, especially Chapter 6. The private reader's group has buyer's guides that give more detail, too. Good luck!!
I think you'll like it on the iPad. Just open iBooks (you might need to install it, it's an Apple app), search for Tony Northrup, and choose the version of Stunning Digital Photography that has "iPad" in the upper-right corner of the cover. Or, you can just use the links in the description of this video. There's a paperback version, too, of course.
Hi, Stefanie. For full-body work, you can probably just use your kit lens. I have detailed lens and body recommendations for more traditional portrait work, for all budgets, in my Photography Buying Guide (available at Amazon or using the third link in the description).
Hi Tony, i'm based here in Ireland and I've been covering your RUclips channel now for a few months. I picked up the Nikon D5500 in the USA last year during time at work there and I really enjoyed your video on how to master the camera and all it's functions. Thanks for the great videos you post. They're very helpful. Sean.
Yes, Chelsea models for most of the projects we do together, and through our commercial work her pictures have appeared in tens of thousands of places (magazine and CD covers, catalogs, brochures, etc). I've been telling her to setup a portfolio but she hasn't gotten to it yet. Sometime soon...
I just purchased your Ebook. I watched this introduction through the Ebook link and i already learned alot from this 3 minute video. I am starting out in photography and want to take macro product shots for the web. I had no idea and never thought that i could angle my flash upward in order to soften the flash when it hits my subject. Thank you very much.
The 600EX RT is a great flash, but it's also very expensive. You might also consider the YongNuo YN-568EX II. If you have the book, check out the Flash Buyer's Guide in the reader's group for a roundup of flashes and wireless trigger systems.
It's a much better portrait lens, not because of the focal length but because of the aperture. Check Chapters 4 and 6 in Stunning Digital Photography (link in the description) for complete details.
Congrats, Paul! Check out my book Stunning Digital Photography (link in the description) because I discuss the hardware you need for different types of photography, such as portraits, wildlife, landscapes, and night photography. Re: sharpest lenses, and Canon vs. Sigma (vs. Tamron), the Canon L lenses are generally the sharpest. The two sharpest lenses are the Canon 24-70 f/2.8L (mk2) and the Canon 70-200 f/2.8 L (mk2). They're also pretty expensive, so weigh the importance of that sharpness.
Hi, Stan. Regarding the camera bodies, check a recent video of mine where I review most of the Canon lineup. The 6D is a great body, but if you watch the video you'll have a better idea of whether it's right for you. We ship the book worldwide--just use the third link in the description of this video (the one after '$8.99 eBook or $16.99 paperback'). Thanks!
enjoyed this video and the macro photography one that I bought the ebook on iTunes. Thanks for the clear, concise and helpful information. Looking forward to working my way through the book and videos.
About showcasing just one photo out of many of the same thing: Totally agree! I think multiple photos of the same thing reduces the impact value of the photograph. I sometimes force myself to pick just one (the best one) no matter how good the other might be.
Sorry, it's English-language only at the moment, though we use a very straightforward writing style that's easy for English-as-a-second-language readers to understand. We're looking for publishers to handle the translation and distribution in other countries, so maybe someday...
Bought the print book, should be arriving shortly. Very glad I did, love how the book is written, looking forward to trying out all of the things covered.
Just purchased the book, and saw this video as a result. You mentioned Picasa in this video, and when I went to look for it, found it had been discontinued. I then saw the video was done several years ago.
I just watched several of your videos on You Tube. Thank you so much, they were great and so informative. I just ordered the book How to Create Stunning Photography. I have a Nikon D 40 and was wanting another/better DSLR, especially after taking a few lessons from someone at a camera shop in Dallas. He kinda showed me the mirrorless and well my husband bought me one for Christmas and I was like "Ok, what do I do with it now" . The manual is severely lacking, especially since I didn't have a clue about the camera. The camera is a Sony 6000 Mirror less. Again, thank you so much!!! At least I can get started.
Hey Tony. @49ersClub here (you will find me on Twitter and Instagram by that username). I have now bought my copy of 2 books: (1) How to Create Stunning Digital Digital Photography (SDP). I don't intend to sound creepy, but thanks for sharing your gorgeous co-photographer and the love of your life (Chelsea N) with us. She is a stunning model, fun of ideas and creativity. (2) Photography Buying Guide. Just to make sure that I clarify: I am not affiliated, related with or to, associated with, connected to, nor have I been paid or incentivised to provide this positive feedback. I have reviewed countless hours of the T&C videos, and i decided having these books in my library is beneficial, as I can read anywhere, without having to depend on internet connectivity. I have been an Canon APS-C DSLR user for years, and I am now upgrading to Full Frame. Interestingly, I still have my Canon 55 SLR (roll film for those who have only ever used DSLR). Tony's tutorials are extremely beneficial.\What can I say about Chelsea! Loads, and I quite like her (in a professional way lol)! I hope you guys pay Madelyn for her work lol.
Hello, your book on stunning photography is so nice to read! its like something that when you read your are like talking to the author face to face. the quick links to videos and reference is so useful. the terms used are so simple and easy to understand. the explanation is so clear that once you read it, you can't forget.. haha! The author really know what he is talking about. Looking forward to finish the book and improve my photography better. The most important thing I noticed buying the book is the information and flow of teaching is continuous unlike when you just rely on tips and techniques, they only give you shortcut that you may not fully understand. Good job sir! and thank you for sharing your knowledge,, :-)
Couldn't agree more with you on the #4 tip, even more true for wildlife photography. I try to force myself to only keep one or two photos of a given subject.
I appreciate you taking time to make this video. I'm not even a novice novice photographer, but I have learned quite a bit in the 3 1/2 minute tutorial you've given. Would your book happen to have tips on taking pictures of people at night from varying distances?
I love watching both of you. I've learned so much from your tutorials and have just purchased the How to Create Stunning Digital Photography book. Do you guys offer photo tours? Look forward to seeing all of the other videos.
First, I've ordered the book from Amazon. Its on its way. I'm semi retired and interested in getting better with photography. I used to do a lot of landscapes and evening skyline exposure shots on my old Minolta SLR long before digital. I got lucky a couple times but it was sheer luck. I'm a 40 year IT guy so I have the full Adobe suite and have been using photoshop since 1997 (Version 4). I need help with composition. I need help in other areas too but learning the technical is worthless if my composition is garbage. I just bought a Sony a7III. I have my old Monfroto tripod with the 141RC head which today is worth a small fortune so I'm glad to have that. As an aside, I also have a 4" Schmidt Maksitov telescope & SLR adapter (Minolta I've not tested yet) so I think I'm off to a fair start.
I Just received How to create Stunning Photography; Looks great feels great and the first chapter Quick Tips is great and led me here. In the first 5 mins I've learnt a few things already. I like that on the dedication page you have "made a picture" and not just taken a picture and has me expectant of your book being a great teaching tool. Again GREAT Start, the layout is easy to follow and the first example Figure 1-1 is clear and to the point. Thank You for such a great beginner/intermediate/Pro tool. Would it be possible to get the other videos from the digital download or would I have to purchase that also? Thank You again Mr. Northrup
+WeathaPeek Thanks! You can watch all the videos with the ebook download. The links are spread throughout the book, in the appropriate section. If you register your book at northrup.photo/register, you can access an index with links to all the videos.
I don't use Facebook nor have any fancy gizmos like Kindle; just my laptop. Not even a cell phone! (Yes, I know: what a dinosaur.) I will settle for your book though so I look forward to buying it. I've always wanted to do more with photography and after watching this video, I am motivated. Bravo! Also, getting to see this dog was an added bonus. One can certainly tell he's wonderful. :-)
Tony got your book and taking my time reading it and i am impressed a lot as i have picked up a lot of tips and i am a beginer and love photography now.I love shooting lanscape and wildlife and also now astro photography.Got a question for you.Have you ever been to Australia ?
Well from what I have seen she is a natural beauty with a Stunning smile and any photographer would be lucky to have her in his portfolio :) PS: If I ever get down to CT maybe we can arrange for her to be in my port :)
Your videos are great! Very helpful for me in deciding which camera to buy as well as techniques. You're a very good teacher. Im hooked! Thanks for great videos.
This is nice work @Tony&CHelseaNorthrup. Just getting into the Sony A7r iii and this was super helpful. (even if you don't list it in the cameras in the notes.) :)
Tony, can you please make a tutorial on photographing display screens (computer monitors, phones, TVs)? Photoshopping would of course be easier but it's really hard to find a tutorial on how to get a good image straight out the camera.
HiT&C! Been following your channel for more than a year now, but I'm still waiting for you to provide a guide for the best general purpose lenses for casual shooters. Well, on behalf of other canon aps-c shooters, we would like to see different 17-55mm's or maybe even 18-135's. Just to have a credible source on which lens would give us better quality and to maximize their usability. Thank you very much
Hi Guys. I am chairman of a Camera Club in Spain and wondered if you would mind if I show some of your RUclips Videos at our club meetings. I find your videos very helpful and thing our members would too. Thank you for the great Videos.
Love it! take lots of pictures & delete a lot too! Post only 1 picture to FB and not 12+ of the same shot! that snippet of the video needs to get posted on FB😎😎 (I'm a realtor and the same is true with the MLS...no need to post EVERY picture taken) Thanks for the videos!
Great work. Need some guidance on using Flash. I have 6D and i hate to use flash but sometimes, one tend to get stuck due to limited light. I am considering to go for 600EX RT. My idea was to use it away from the camera and more like wireless using trigger... what would you recommend for indoor, casual photography. I am still learning and more i learn, the more i realise, that i know nothing and one life is not enough to capture the best, what your eye can but your camera cannot capture.. Thanks
I am going to go out on a limb here, as I see a lot of unanswered questions. I was wondering what flash it is that you are using in this video? Thanks if it is answered if not well I guess after I get to open your book for Christmas I will join you in the fb group and ask there ;) For now I am glad I found your channel and love the video's thus far.
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This dog deserves a treat. What a nice dog!
Glad you're interested in the book :). You can install the Kindle app on your Android, then just buy the ebook from Amazon. You can also read Kindle ebooks on your PC or in your browser; check the links in the description of this video.
And, of course, let me know if you have any questions as you go through the book. Our Facebook page is a good place to go for questions and photo critiques. Enjoy, and thanks!
Hi, I' just wanted to say thank you for your tutorials. I'm a complete amateur, but I need to improve my photo taking skills (take photos of drawings and handmade jewelry) and your tutorials were an amazing help! They are very visual, understandable and enjoyable as well. Thank you for amazing work!
+Alyona Romanova Glad I could help!
@@TonyAndChelsea I hear MuseCam - Photo Editor for iPhone has film recipes options that you can insert with text and when you press the shutter button on your iPhone, you will have all the best Fujifilm and Kodak film Simulations coming out of your iPhone, works the same way that the Fujifilm X Series Cameras do.
Chapter 10 covers night photography, and there is a section on photographing people at night. The light painting section should give you the background you need to cover them at different distances. Enjoy!
This is one of the best most interesting and informative, not to forget entertaining channels covering photography on all of RUclips. Thanks for all of your videos and your extremely humorous podcasts.
Hey Tony, just want to thank you for all the help. Your tutorials are great, especially for a beginner like me. After two months thanks to you my pictures are looking great. Thanks again
I just found your videos and I am so excited because I just purchased a Nikon D7100 and am new to photography. I have learned so much in the last hour. I purchased your ebook and excited to learn photography properly. Thanks!
Run the iBooks app and browse the store from there. iBooks is like the app store for books. Search for "Tony Northrup" or "Stunning Digital Photography".
Heya, Sandy. Get a YongNuo 568-EX flash, trade your 70-300 for a Tamron 70-200 f/2.8, get a tripod with a ball head, then get the YongNuo wireless flash control system and a YongNuo 565, and finally, some light modifiers: softboxes for the flashes, diffusers, and reflectors.
Check my book out (link in the description) for a complete description of everything and why, especially Chapter 6. The private reader's group has buyer's guides that give more detail, too. Good luck!!
i am a novice that has just bought his first ever camera (canon T3i)...i have purchased your book and im loving it!
I think you'll like it on the iPad. Just open iBooks (you might need to install it, it's an Apple app), search for Tony Northrup, and choose the version of Stunning Digital Photography that has "iPad" in the upper-right corner of the cover.
Or, you can just use the links in the description of this video. There's a paperback version, too, of course.
Hi, Stefanie. For full-body work, you can probably just use your kit lens. I have detailed lens and body recommendations for more traditional portrait work, for all budgets, in my Photography Buying Guide (available at Amazon or using the third link in the description).
Hi Tony, i'm based here in Ireland and I've been covering your RUclips channel now for a few months. I picked up the Nikon D5500 in the USA last year during time at work there and I really enjoyed your video on how to master the camera and all it's functions. Thanks for the great videos you post. They're very helpful. Sean.
You can order the paperback book from the links in the description. The third link provides worldwide shipping. Thanks!
Definitely! The 40D is a great camera, with unlimited possibilities. Enjoy!
Yes, Chelsea models for most of the projects we do together, and through our commercial work her pictures have appeared in tens of thousands of places (magazine and CD covers, catalogs, brochures, etc). I've been telling her to setup a portfolio but she hasn't gotten to it yet. Sometime soon...
I just purchased your Ebook. I watched this introduction through the Ebook link and i already learned alot from this 3 minute video. I am starting out in photography and want to take macro product shots for the web. I had no idea and never thought that i could angle my flash upward in order to soften the flash when it hits my subject. Thank you very much.
The 600EX RT is a great flash, but it's also very expensive. You might also consider the YongNuo YN-568EX II.
If you have the book, check out the Flash Buyer's Guide in the reader's group for a roundup of flashes and wireless trigger systems.
It's a much better portrait lens, not because of the focal length but because of the aperture. Check Chapters 4 and 6 in Stunning Digital Photography (link in the description) for complete details.
Ugh, sorry. We're working on fixing that. Do you have an iPad, iPhone or iPod? If so, you can get it in the iBooks store.
Congrats, Paul! Check out my book Stunning Digital Photography (link in the description) because I discuss the hardware you need for different types of photography, such as portraits, wildlife, landscapes, and night photography.
Re: sharpest lenses, and Canon vs. Sigma (vs. Tamron), the Canon L lenses are generally the sharpest. The two sharpest lenses are the Canon 24-70 f/2.8L (mk2) and the Canon 70-200 f/2.8 L (mk2). They're also pretty expensive, so weigh the importance of that sharpness.
nice video tony, thanks. you're the first person to ever give me proper motivation to get an external flash.
It doesn't exist and probably won't for a while, but you know I'll be on it when it comes out.
Good tips here! I am all about moving around to find the best image possible. GREAT tip for those just starting out and learning.
you are an amazing tutor, i dont know how your book sales are doing, but your channel has been of a lot of help
cowboy is so adorbs!
Thanks for letting me know about that! It definitely worked at one point, and now I no longer trust the Google URL shortener. Fixed.
Just purchased your book. Super excited to boost my photography skills! Thank you 🙏
Thanks! It's a Sennheiser G3 wireless lav directly into the camera.
Hi, Stan. Regarding the camera bodies, check a recent video of mine where I review most of the Canon lineup. The 6D is a great body, but if you watch the video you'll have a better idea of whether it's right for you.
We ship the book worldwide--just use the third link in the description of this video (the one after '$8.99 eBook or $16.99 paperback'). Thanks!
enjoyed this video and the macro photography one that I bought the ebook on iTunes. Thanks for the clear, concise and helpful information. Looking forward to working my way through the book and videos.
About showcasing just one photo out of many of the same thing:
Totally agree! I think multiple photos of the same thing reduces the impact value of the photograph.
I sometimes force myself to pick just one (the best one) no matter how good the other might be.
The YongNuo 468-EX II or YongNuo YN-568ex. if you have my book, check the Flash Buyer's Guide in the reader's group on Facebook for complete details.
Sorry, it's English-language only at the moment, though we use a very straightforward writing style that's easy for English-as-a-second-language readers to understand. We're looking for publishers to handle the translation and distribution in other countries, so maybe someday...
I use the full Photoshop (CC now) but start with Picasa or Photoshop Elements, and use that until you outgrow it.
Great tips etc but the thing that impresses me is you are such a nice guy.
Bought the print book, should be arriving shortly. Very glad I did, love how the book is written, looking forward to trying out all of the things covered.
Ah, bummer. Perhaps you can get the Kindle version from Amazon? you can read it using the Kindle app on the iPad.
Hey, thanks for offering your ebook for free, I appreciate it. Subscribed.
Just bought you book as a digital edition. Good job!
Thanks, Lee!!
Just started reading the books, thanks for mixing in the videos.
Just purchased the book, and saw this video as a result. You mentioned Picasa in this video, and when I went to look for it, found it had been discontinued. I then saw the video was done several years ago.
I just watched several of your videos on You Tube. Thank you so much, they were great and so informative. I just ordered the book How to Create Stunning Photography. I have a Nikon D 40 and was wanting another/better DSLR, especially after taking a few lessons from someone at a camera shop in Dallas. He kinda showed me the mirrorless and well my husband bought me one for Christmas and I was like "Ok, what do I do with it now" . The manual is severely lacking, especially since I didn't have a clue about the camera. The camera is a Sony 6000 Mirror less. Again, thank you so much!!! At least I can get started.
Really enjoyable and well presented tutorial, good advice! I'm off to watch more of your vids now :)
Hey Tony. @49ersClub here (you will find me on Twitter and Instagram by that username).
I have now bought my copy of 2 books:
(1) How to Create Stunning Digital Digital Photography (SDP). I don't intend to sound creepy, but thanks for sharing your gorgeous co-photographer and the love of your life (Chelsea N) with us. She is a stunning model, fun of ideas and creativity.
(2) Photography Buying Guide.
Just to make sure that I clarify: I am not affiliated, related with or to, associated with, connected to, nor have I been paid or incentivised to provide this positive feedback.
I have reviewed countless hours of the T&C videos, and i decided having these books in my library is beneficial, as I can read anywhere, without having to depend on internet connectivity.
I have been an Canon APS-C DSLR user for years, and I am now upgrading to Full Frame.
Interestingly, I still have my Canon 55 SLR (roll film for those who have only ever used DSLR).
Tony's tutorials are extremely beneficial.\What can I say about Chelsea! Loads, and I quite like her (in a professional way lol)!
I hope you guys pay Madelyn for her work lol.
Hello, your book on stunning photography is so nice to read! its like something that when you read your are like talking to the author face to face. the quick links to videos and reference is so useful. the terms used are so simple and easy to understand. the explanation is so clear that once you read it, you can't forget.. haha! The author really know what he is talking about. Looking forward to finish the book and improve my photography better. The most important thing I noticed buying the book is the information and flow of teaching is continuous unlike when you just rely on tips and techniques, they only give you shortcut that you may not fully understand. Good job sir! and thank you for sharing your knowledge,, :-)
Couldn't agree more with you on the #4 tip, even more true for wildlife photography. I try to force myself to only keep one or two photos of a given subject.
Thanks!
I appreciate you taking time to make this video. I'm not even a novice novice photographer, but I have learned quite a bit in the 3 1/2 minute tutorial you've given. Would your book happen to have tips on taking pictures of people at night from varying distances?
I've never noticed a difference in the TTL.
I love watching both of you. I've learned so much from your tutorials and have just purchased the How to Create Stunning Digital Photography book. Do you guys offer photo tours? Look forward to seeing all of the other videos.
Keep up the great work, Tony! I just bought your book!
Thank you!! That means a lot to me.
Thanks for these videos, your effort to make these were/are well worth it.
Darktable is a nice, free and open source alternative to Lightroom if you want to do some more advanced editing. For retouching there is GIMP.
Thanks!!
Nice lighting in the room where you did your video.
First, I've ordered the book from Amazon. Its on its way. I'm semi retired and interested in getting better with photography. I used to do a lot of landscapes and evening skyline exposure shots on my old Minolta SLR long before digital. I got lucky a couple times but it was sheer luck. I'm a 40 year IT guy so I have the full Adobe suite and have been using photoshop since 1997 (Version 4). I need help with composition. I need help in other areas too but learning the technical is worthless if my composition is garbage. I just bought a Sony a7III. I have my old Monfroto tripod with the 141RC head which today is worth a small fortune so I'm glad to have that. As an aside, I also have a 4" Schmidt Maksitov telescope & SLR adapter (Minolta I've not tested yet) so I think I'm off to a fair start.
I Just received How to create Stunning Photography; Looks great feels great and the first chapter Quick Tips is great and led me here. In the first 5 mins I've learnt a few things already. I like that on the dedication page you have "made a picture" and not just taken a picture and has me expectant of your book being a great teaching tool. Again GREAT Start, the layout is easy to follow and the first example Figure 1-1 is clear and to the point. Thank You for such a great beginner/intermediate/Pro tool. Would it be possible to get the other videos from the digital download or would I have to purchase that also?
Thank You again Mr. Northrup
+WeathaPeek Thanks! You can watch all the videos with the ebook download. The links are spread throughout the book, in the appropriate section. If you register your book at northrup.photo/register, you can access an index with links to all the videos.
Newly subscribed, liked, and added to favorites and playlist. Many thanks, nice tutorials.
Check the Lens Buying Guide (Chapter 7) in "Tony Northrup's Photography Buying Guide" at Amazon or SDPCommunity*com. Thanks!
Thanks Tony, I've just bought a DSLR camera after enjoying the hobby via my phone. looking forward to watching more videos
lol, man your addictive, i was looking for flash tips, and found ur videos, great stuff, i will check out the book too!
I usually listen to what he has to say, but today I was just thinking about how cute and well behaved cowboy is :)
I don't use Facebook nor have any fancy gizmos like Kindle; just my laptop. Not even a cell phone! (Yes, I know: what a dinosaur.) I will settle for your book though so I look forward to buying it. I've always wanted to do more with photography and after watching this video, I am motivated. Bravo! Also, getting to see this dog was an added bonus. One can certainly tell he's wonderful. :-)
Check Chapters 1 and 2 of my Buyer's Guide at sdpcommunity*com (in the Buyer's Guide menu).
Tony got your book and taking my time reading it and i am impressed a lot as i have picked up a lot of tips and i am a beginer and love photography now.I love shooting lanscape and wildlife and also now astro photography.Got a question for you.Have you ever been to Australia ?
Well from what I have seen she is a natural beauty with a Stunning smile and any photographer would be lucky to have her in his portfolio :) PS: If I ever get down to CT maybe we can arrange for her to be in my port :)
Your videos are great! Very helpful for me in deciding which camera to buy as well as techniques. You're a very good teacher. Im hooked! Thanks for great videos.
Thanks, and you're welcome!
Thanks, and you're welcome!
This is nice work @Tony&CHelseaNorthrup. Just getting into the Sony A7r iii and this was super helpful. (even if you don't list it in the cameras in the notes.) :)
Very interesting ! Your videos helped me a lot to 'refresh' my photography skills. And you don't tell things that aren't true.
such a amazing work put up by you tony i really wanted it thanx
that dog is adorable
Tony, can you please make a tutorial on photographing display screens (computer monitors, phones, TVs)? Photoshopping would of course be easier but it's really hard to find a tutorial on how to get a good image straight out the camera.
You have an amazing voice Tony!
HiT&C! Been following your channel for more than a year now, but I'm still waiting for you to provide a guide for the best general purpose lenses for casual shooters. Well, on behalf of other canon aps-c shooters, we would like to see different 17-55mm's or maybe even 18-135's. Just to have a credible source on which lens would give us better quality and to maximize their usability. Thank you very much
@JPSovereignStrikes Great choice in cameras (I use a T3i regularly and love it.) Glad you like the book!
👍👍It is nice to see an applied photography video instead of video needing a subscription of noventus. :-).
Yes, and most of my book will apply for your camera, too.
Appreciate the tips. You have a very nice dog.
Yes, if we could teach everyone this lesson, Facebook would certainly be a much more pleasant place :).
Hi Guys. I am chairman of a Camera Club in Spain and wondered if you would mind if I show some of your RUclips Videos at our club meetings.
I find your videos very helpful and thing our members would too.
Thank you for the great Videos.
Got your book. Helpful! Thanks!
such a amazing and great dog...
Love it! take lots of pictures & delete a lot too! Post only 1 picture to FB and not 12+ of the same shot! that snippet of the video needs to get posted on FB😎😎 (I'm a realtor and the same is true with the MLS...no need to post EVERY picture taken)
Thanks for the videos!
Great video. Nice work.
Awesome!... Great Six quick tips to improve digital photography, and I just liked your video! Keep it up!!
Regards.
thank you very much for the fast respwanen and yes i will check that video out
Great work. Need some guidance on using Flash. I have 6D and i hate to use flash but sometimes, one tend to get stuck due to limited light. I am considering to go for 600EX RT. My idea was to use it away from the camera and more like wireless using trigger... what would you recommend for indoor, casual photography. I am still learning and more i learn, the more i realise, that i know nothing and one life is not enough to capture the best, what your eye can but your camera cannot capture.. Thanks
great tutorial. Thanks!
Sir Thanks Alot for the Highest Knowledge for Us......
Cool stuff man!!
Nice tips👍👍👍
i really enjoy viewing your videos GREAT tips
if you do like art and music you gonna like photography nice job Tony
Awesome video, thanks for taking the time. You have a new subscriber
Curiousity why trade the 70-300 lens..thanks for the help!
I am going to go out on a limb here, as I see a lot of unanswered questions. I was wondering what flash it is that you are using in this video? Thanks if it is answered if not well I guess after I get to open your book for Christmas I will join you in the fb group and ask there ;) For now I am glad I found your channel and love the video's thus far.