In part 2, we learn how to set up a Final Cut Pro X 10.4 library for HDR editing, discuss how to know what you're looking at on a non-HDR screen, and run into the problem that we'll explore in part 3.
In part 1, I show off the GH5S ISO settings, discuss the difference between auto/low/high ISO settings, compare in-studio shots of ISO 400 vs 2500, then show test shots from the blacksmith shop shot in V-Log on an Atomos Ninja Inferno in Final Cut Pro X!
Have you named all the people in your pictures? It's easy, and the more you do it, the smarter Photos gets, making it easier to find your favorite shots!
I wanted to really test the autofocus capabilities of the LUMIX G9, so I brought it to a SOU Women's College Basketball game to capture the action. Sports Photography may not be MY strong point, but this camera makes up for it. You can easily see how well the autofocus tracks the fast-paced movement. It is definitely one of the best sports cameras on the market.
Have you ever considered hiring a business coach? Today we're talking to Ginger Johnson of GingerJohnson.com — “Speaker, Trainer, Coach” to see how someone like her can benefit a business like yours!
This is a LIVE edit session! That's where I take some of your photos and edit them live for all to see… it was really fun and educational!
The Velvet 56mm f/1.6 Lens from Lensbaby produces a creamy, uniquely soft, glowing image quality, and is great for capturing those dream-like portraits. You can control the softness with the f-stops and still achieve a shallow depth of field. Lensbaby is a third-party manufacturer, and offers versions of these lenses for all sensor sizes/brands.
It's heeeeeerrrreeeeeee! The LUMIX GH5S finally arrived at the studio. Let's unbox it!
The company COSYSPEED was kind enough to send two of their STREETOMATIC+ bags to me — one for me, and one for you! So…
we're having a photo contest! Learn how to win the bag in today's show.
In this session we explore the (somewhat limited) adjustments in the iOS version of Photos, as well as explore several third party apps, and discuss what they do — and don't — offer when running as Extensions.
