Photographer Joey L has created a very funny video called “Nikon Girl” and if you can spare almost 4 minutes of your precious time, it’ll make you laugh. Have fun!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_H8TOKcfjg
Or stop by Joey Lawrence | The Blog – The Photo Club, my alter ego is born.
Found via Nikon Rumors for Nikon enthusiasts.
I have been testing Lightroom 3 Beta for the past 4 weeks, and I like some of the new stuff added to the program.
I have however also submitted a couple of bug reports, and for one of those I created a video of my workflow when looking a photos after a photo session.
As always, go HD and full screen for the full viewing pleasure.
Should I continue to create videos like this?
When I shoot with my strobes, I usually try to be creative in my way of using the light. I do this by using radio controlled triggers, and strobes mounted on stands to move the strobes away from the camera. This is also known as Strobism.
Some use rechargeable Ni-MH and I used to use good old Alkaline batteries. This was because rechargeable Ni-MH batteries normally loose the charge over time. My experience with Ni-MH was that I charged my batteries a couple of days before the actual shoot, and on the day of shooting I would have lost half the power.
But not anymore!
I switched to Eneloop. This battery combines the best of two worlds, Alkaline for the stability of the charge and the ability to recharge for the environment. And Eneloop batteries can be recharged with your existing Ni-MH charger, so if you already have a charger you won’t have to replace it.
A single Eneloop battery can be recharged up to 1000 times, so please consider Eneloop next time.
Purchase your batteries here:
Or go for the big Power Pack that includes 4xAA, 2xAAA, charger and adapters for C and D size batteries:
Or go all in and buy the Super Size Power Pack, that include 8xAA, 4xAA, charger, 3xbattery boxes, and adapters:
Eneloop Power Pack – Super Size @ 47.01€
With the Super Size Power Pack, I have power for two strobes and two of my remote triggers.
Please note:
When using rechargeable batteries with your strobes, they recycle faster! Don’t shoot too fast.