Camera Capture Video
If you’ve ever wondered what all those strange modes on your camera do, this may answer your questions..LOL Read the rest of this entry » .
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Camera Capture
On October - 27 - 2020
If you’ve ever wondered what all those strange modes on your camera do, this may answer your questions..LOL Read the rest of this entry » .
A Brief History of Canon Cameras
On October - 26 - 2020
History of Canon Cameras
Here’s a brief history of Canon Cameras. Released by Canon themselves, this video explain the evolution of their monolog SLR to their Digital SLR. This video showcases Canon’s revolution in technology and how they’ve applied it in various products. It explains their breakthroughs in technology and how it bettered enriched and further ease the photography experience for their users. This comparative look of the “then and now” will show you how advanced our way of photographing is compared to how it were back in 1959 when the first Canon SLR was produced.
Watch this video highlighting the history of the Canon EOS camera including the EOS 1Ds and Canon’s strong photography culture. Digital SLR Cameras have come a long way! Read the rest of this entry » .
Photography-Themed Rube Goldberg Machine by 2D Photography Inc.
On October - 25 - 2020
Photography-Themed Rube Goldberg Machine by 2D Photography Inc.
I’m sure you’ve seen those domino effect contraptions people concoct and post up on the web or some of you may even have experimented at home. These domino effect videos demonstrating the concept of a chain reaction made from various (usually themed) objects have also made its way to a few commercials. They’re commonly known as “Rube Goldberg” machines. (Youtube it, you’ll find pages of interesting ones!) They are quite fascinating to watch. Most commonly known might be from the Honda commercial a while back.
The 2D Photography Inc. came up with a most captivating set, combining various photography gadgets and accessories to make quite a long Rube Goldberg Machine. Simply put, it’s pretty mind-boggling. The precision and timing of each item, which then correlates with the rest, is mesmerizing. You’ll find yourself glued to the screen as the ball rolls and the process runs its course, utilizing these photography tools like we’d never thought to use.
And you’ll come to appreciate it more as you watch the behind-the-scene, listening to the makers explain how they meticulously built the contraption from scratch. A lot of hours and trial and errors were put into creating this 4-minute visual gem. Read the rest of this entry » .
How to destroy a new Canon 24-70mm f/2.8…. like a pro!
On August - 18 - 2020
How to destroy a new Canon 24-70mm like a pro
Here are some tips to get you looking like a professional photographer. The newest, most advanced, and of course most expensive lenses are sometimes a necessary investment if you want to be a professional photographer. To capture those important moments, skilled hands that can quickly change between lenses is an important factor so you won’t miss those important moments.
The video below shows you how to change your lenses quickly, using primarily your index finger. It starts out looking normal and well, but then.. ouch! See for yourself.
Warning: Do this at your own risk! Read the rest of this entry » .
This Camera Returned, after 3 Years Missing at the Bottom of a Muddy Creek
On August - 10 - 2020
This Camera Returned, after 3 Years Missing
Image credit: Photograph by John Noerr
What would you do if your camera and its memory card plunges into a muddy creek during a camping trip? Of course, with a heavy heart, you’ll give the camera up and deem it lost. Even if you’re to be able to find it, it’ll be in a state of irreparable damage.
But there’s something different to this specific story of such a predicament. A camera and its memory card were able to return to its owner after 3 years of being lost at the bottom of a muddy creek. Read the rest of this entry » .
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