Ecamm Live - Powerful Live Streaming Platform for Mac Here is a glance at my Livestream Equipment. Sony A6100 - This camera really allows you to take your livestreming up to another level. The quality is beautiful and you can stream in 4k (Where applicable). Cam Link 4k - My capture card of choice...this translates the signal from my camera, into a recognizable signal for my computer. AudioTechnica Atr-2100x - This mic gives me that sexy crispy sounds on my videos y'all love lol. Beringer Um2 - This audio interface allows me to connect my mic using the XLR cable and plugs directly to my computer. The Stream Deck - I use this as my hardswitcher. Ecamm Live - This is the brains of the operation...I produce my lives through Ecamm and it also allows me to connect to any webinar platform's and use it's professional features. Restream - I use this with Ecamm live to broadcast simultaneously unto multiple platforms. For more info and to get the links to the equipment, hit my link in bio.
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Strobist Film Is Alive and Well: Tips, Cameras, and Beginners Advice When I first got into photography almost 20 years ago, film was the de facto standard and, obviously, the only standard. For over a hundred years film was the only option. The greatest names in photography all shot film; I'm sure you've heard of Ansel Adams. Some of the most inspiring, well-known photographs ever produced were shot by famous photographers—so why do all the modern-day pros shoot digital if all the greats shot film? If Film Is So Great, Why Do We Shoot Digital? I would like to preface this tutorial by saying that I make the majority of my income from shooting digital. The digital format... I could go on. If Digital Is King, Why Are You Recommending Film? If you are interested in becoming a photographer, starting out can be very expensive. Even the most expensive, top of the line, professional film SLR's on the used market go for a couple hundred bucks. The digital format allows one to be very sloppy, especially if you're shooting in digital RAW format. Where else? Why? Where?
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Set up your Nikon for high-speed sync Using flash in daylight is great for adding punch to your portraits – it fills in the shadows around the features and adds catchlights to the eyes. But fill flash can force you to compromise on your exposure settings. Normally, you can’t use shutter speeds that are faster than the flash sync speed – typically 1/200 or 1/250 sec. That means you can’t use the widest aperture on your lens, so the background ends up being more in focus than you’d like. But some Nikons have a feature called Auto FP that enables you to use any shutter speed. Also known as high-speed sync flash, Auto FP makes your flashgun work differently. How to set up your camera for high-speed sync 01 Defy the limitations By default, your Nikon DSLR only lets you use shutter speeds up to the flash sync speed (1/200 sec or 1/250 sec). 02 Choose from the menu On models such as the Nikon D90, you go to the ‘Bracketing/flash’ options in the Custom Settings menu and turn Auto FP on.
APOGEE PHOTO MAGAZINE: The 10 steps to setting up a home darkroom by Chris Groenhout by Chris Groenhout In this age of high quality digital scanning and output, it seems that the days of the chemical darkroom are over. I’ll admit, it’s been five years since I shot a black-and-white roll of film for a client. There’s no demand anymore. Yet now, more than ever, the traditional darkroom has found its niche as a sanctuary for the true photographic artist. Processing and printing your own black-and-white photographs is not only easy, but it's also very satisfying. Now that I’ve scared you, here’s a step-by-step rundown of the making of a simple home darkroom: (1) Find a suitable space. (2) Light-proof the room. (3) Clean and paint the room. (4) Allocate ‘Wet’ and ‘Dry’ areas. (5) Provide some Ventilation. (6) Create bench space. (7) Organize your washing and drying facilities. As with washing, drying depends on cleanliness of a different nature. (8) Set up a safe light. (9) Choose an enlarger. * Maximum print size. * Condenser versus diffuser. * Enlarger brand. * Scissors