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By Rick Ferro | January 04, 2013
For this article, I want to give you my timeline and tips on photographing the bride. It’s hard when you don’t have direct contact with your couple; I actually did not have a great dialog with my couple at all. I knew that I really did not have to worry, because the father of the...
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By Rick Ferro | December 20, 2012
In my last article Progressive Posing, I covered the Two-Thirds view and the Profile view. Referring back to that article, once you have achieved positioning the couple you are now able to easily change lens and create a full length image at ease anytime and anyplace. This is why I call it Progressive Posing. Now, for this month's steps & tips for full length wedding and portrait Progressive Posing.
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By Rick Ferro | December 17, 2012
Having a portrait of the bride done before the wedding is something all photographers should think about doing. Besides the extra revenue, it provides confidence not only for the bride, but for yourself especially if you are a new photographer. If you don’t have in mind what you’re going to do in posing, you may be setting yourself up for failure. If you are new, have a set of posing thumbnails to review and keep close while at the session. I remember when I was first starting out I had a cheat sheet right next to me. Take a look at a session on how to light and pose a seated bride portrait.
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By Scott Gentry | February 11, 2011
ProPhoto Coalition | The entire siteBruce DornDan CarrChris MeyerThomas BolMatt BrandonSara FrancesMatthew Jeppsen
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New On Board Monitor Challenges Other Manufacturers
By Clint Milby | January 13, 2011
I guess it was just too irresistible for Sony not to get into the HDSLR support game. However, they may be a day late and a dollar short with the pending release of EVFs from Redrock Micro and Zacuto which could possibly render the on board monitors obsolete.
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To celebrate, They're giving away a chance to win a Redrock Micro manCam!
By Clint Milby | January 08, 2011
Hurlbut Visuals will be launching a new iteration of the HurlBlog on Monday, January 10, 2010. To celebrate, they're giving away a chance to win a Redrock Micro ManCam! Here's how to win:
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by Zac Dixon
By Clint Milby | December 27, 2010
A short film about a somewhat cynical man, his roomate, an elevator, and of course... a girl.
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Mother's Milk
By Clint Milby | December 03, 2010
Id©e originale: Benoit Daoust, Marie-Helene Boucher, Falling AnvilsFilm©, mont©, directeur artistique : Benoit Daoust
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Timelapse Thanksgiving Trip
By Clint Milby | November 25, 2010
Once again my lovely girlfriend Roni and I went on a journey. This time we went to my parents area of Fort Worth and the town is beautifully lit. So I had to timelapse, I will totally be shooting there at some point within the next few weeks.
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Totally Shot with the Canon 7D
By Clint Milby | November 24, 2010
Although I'm not fully satisfied with the job I did on our company's commercial,
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by CreativeChaos
By Clint Milby | November 23, 2010
Former lovers have a chance encounter with one another, while one initially runs away he realizes the potential of love... Filmed over three sessions and after a painstaking edit, combining performance and narrative film this is the music video for up and coming band Kayote.
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Episode 1: Two Seconds
By Clint Milby | November 21, 2010
"Today of all Days" is an action comedy, mini-webseries about a groom that mistakenly gets pulled into a gun fight, by his best friend, 30 minutes before his wedding.
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The Secret Diary of The Exorcist- SyFy, Theatrical Premiere, Oct 21 Tivoli theater, by PHILIP ADRIAN BOOTH
By Scott Gentry | November 19, 2010
The Haunted Boy, The Secret Diary of The Exorcist- SyFy, Theatrical Premiere, Oct 21 Tivoli theater, St. Louis from PHILIP ADRIAN BOOTH on Vimeo.
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Here is a breakdown of the gear we typically bring to a shoot: by Jared Abrams
By Scott Gentry | November 19, 2010
Cinema 5D HDSLR "A" and "B" Camera Kits. from jared abrams on Vimeo.
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Filmed at the Ymsb's Harvest Festival, October 14-16 2010 By Brandon Sloan
By Scott Gentry | November 19, 2010
Fire-Canon 550D/T2i 60fps from Brandon sloan on Vimeo.
Canon 550D/T2ifilmed at 60fps50mm f1.4ISO 400-800no color correctingMusic: Go Outside by Cults(recorded at the Daytrotter studios)free download hereHttp://daytrotter.com/?dt/?cults-concert/?20031353-51527.html
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Photography meets Cinematography on PhotoCine
By Michael Britt | September 01, 2010
Since this is my first post at the newly formed HDSLR Coalition, I think I'll tell you a bit about where I'm coming from and where I'll be taking you as a reader. The term PhotoCine is a combination of Photo from photography and Cine from cinematography. You can tell from my bio that I have a strong photographic background and am more than a little comfortable working in the digital realm. I'm also comfortable on movie and television sets and have known and/or worked with some really talented people in Hollywood.
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By Scott Gentry | March 04, 2009
Colin Zink: Managing Editor: czink@prophotocoalition.comScott Gentry: President, CEO: sgentry@prophotocoalition.comBruce Dorn: Founding Editor: bdorn@provideocoalition.comTony Donaldson: Founding Editor: tdonaldson@prophotocoalition.comRobert Jensen: Founding Editor: rjensen@prophotocoalition.comRichard Harrington: Founding Editor: rharrington@prophotocoalition.com
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By Scott Gentry | December 04, 2008
The Entire Site News and All Blogs by PVC StaffNews by PPC StaffX-Stop by Tony DonaldsonPhoto Gear Pics & Pans by Robert JensenThe Digital Studio by Joe FaraceStudio B by Bruce DornRichard Harrington Photo Gear by Scott Gentry
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