Mark clarifies a statement he made earlier about adding a blue gel to "warm up" a light. You can view the statement here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gz3fyRZZG9w
Also view the Digital Photography 1 on 1 video where mark explains color temperature here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_78rLzrOEI
Mark gives a quick overview of the setup for shooting the iPad. You can find the finished video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMOAFoAAFhc
Mark Wallace describes how he shot like a sports photographer to capture images in India from a moving vehicle. Mark used a Canon 1Ds Mark II and a Canon 70-200mm f/2.8L lens to document scenes in India.
In this episode Mark Wallace discusses how different sources of light affect the colors of your photographs. Mark explains color temperature and white balance, and demonstrates how you can get the most accurate color in your images.
AdoramaTV brings you How'd They Do That? Hosted by Mark Wallace this show explores the world of professional photographers and videographers and share their techniques with you. This week we talk to Matt Hill about his short film, "Available Night." More from Matt at http://www.matthillphoto.com
In this episode Mark explains Depth of Field.
Watch Mark Wallace put the final touches on the three AdoramaTV sets he's been building. With the logos up and the sets done, Mark is ready to start shooting his new photography series: Digital Photography One on One, How'd They Do That?, product reviews and more. All sets were designed by Davy Fisher at www.havenproductions.net. Stay tuned.
Mark Wallace shows you how to build a very simple set in one day. Mark demonstrates the process from sketching it out in Google SketchUp (http://sketchup.google.com/) to a finished set.
Watch Mark Wallace build three complete sets from start to finish. While these sets for the upcoming Adorama-sponsored video series took two and a half weeks to build, we used the interval recording feature on our new Panasonic 170. By only capturing one frame every 30 seconds, over 140 hours of carpentry, painting, design adjusting, behind-the-scenes filming and multiple cleaning sessions and coffee breaks are compressed into less than five minutes of video.
Mark Wallace demonstrates the first prototype of the PocketWizard FlexTT5 with a Nikon D3.