I am talking about Kessler’s new Parallax bar. This attaches to the last two generations of the CineSlider. It ups the production value of your videos. It keeps your camera centered on your subject while the camera moves down the slider.
Shooting Time-Lapse Photography at Night
Today on The Slanted Lens, we are up at Mono Lake in northern California to teach you about shooting time-lapse photography at night. I want to get a great shot of the Milky Way as it moves across the night sky behind the tufas.
8 Ways to Know You’re Ready to Make Money in Photography
How do you know when you are ready to start making money in photography and video?
Product Review – Tiffen 82MM Variable Neutral Density Filter
Today on The Slanted Lens, our product reviewing is on the new Tiffen 82mm Variable Neutral Density Filter.
Creating a Fantasy Portrait with Simple Elements
We are shooting a stylized shot of a girl holding an umbrella in the wind — just a fun exercise in lighting on a set with simple elements.
Product Review – Vanguard Xcenior and Supreme Bags
We’re reviewing some of Vanguard’s bags, the Xcenior line and also the Supreme. We use these bags on set all the time, they are really great for the type of work we do.
Diffusion Filter Comparison
We are going to take a look at camera diffusion and do a diffusion filter comparison with three different kinds of Tiffen filters.
Using Double Reflectors to Light a Cave
For today’s lesson, we will be using double reflectors to light a cave as we shoot out at the old LA Zoo. We must use reflectors since the openings to the cave are all in the shade.
Lighting an F-16 with 400 Watt Strobes
For today’s lesson, we’re shooting at Luke Air Force Base in Phoenix, AZ. Let’s take a look at lighting an F-16 with 400 watt strobes.
Using the Sun as a Key Light
For today’s lighting lesson our goal was to get a shot of Will spinning a 50 foot lasso on top of a plastic horse using the sun as a key light.
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