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 Vanguard SB 100 Tripod Stone Bag Stabilizer NEW SB100 $14.95 Time Remaining: 7d 15h 10m Buy It Now for only: $14.95 |
 Horusbennu TSB 43 Tripod Stone Bag for Gitzo Manfrotto Velbon Canon Nikon $13.00 Time Remaining: 15d 22h 40m Buy It Now for only: $13.00 |
 Bogen 3146 tripod utility apron or shelf or stone bag now Manfrotto 166 $18.00 Time Remaining: 24d 14h 33m Buy It Now for only: $18.00 |
 Tripod Stone bag for Gitzo Manfrotto Velbon Canon Nikon $15.99 Time Remaining: 7h 22m Buy It Now for only: $15.99 |
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Bushnell PowerView 10x50 Wide Angle Binocular List Price: $85.95 Sale Price: $44.07 Used From: $49.26  |
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The Bushnell 10x50 wide-angle PowerView binoculars combine contemporary styling and design with traditional Bushnell quality and durability. They are easy to use and feature Porro prisms. They offer 10x magnification and a field of view of 341 feet at 1,000 yards... |
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Bogen 166 Utility Apron (Formerly 3146) List Price: $32.00 Sale Price: $33.00 |
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Three compartments hang below the column supported by straps above the leg locks. Fits most Manfrotto tripods. |
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Black Rapid RS-W1C Stone Way Women's Sling Camera Strap BlackRapid RSW1 List Price: $65.90 Sale Price: $79.95 |
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Limited Edition Black Rapid RWS-1BG Stone Way Women's Ballistic Strap Connects to a camera or lens with tripod socket Ripstop ballistic nylon rapid strap Includes ConnectR-2 and FastenR-3 Sizing adjustment Extends up to 60 inches, 30 inches from top of left shoulder to right hip |
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Vanguard Alta+ 225CT 5-Section Compact Carbon Fiber Tripod Leg Set List Price: $319.99 Sale Price: $249.95 |
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Compatible with the professional VANGUARD heads: SBH Ballheads,PH 3-way photo or 2-way photo heads .Anti-shock ring to prevent the damage by camera vibration.Large foam guips for all weather use.Feet can be adjusted from spikes to smooth rubber to provide the best stability for changing terrains. |
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Vanguard Alta+ 224CT 4-Section Compact Carbon Fiber Tripod Legs List Price: $279.99 Sale Price: $229.00 |
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Compatible with the professional VANGUARD heads: SBH Ballheads,PH 3-way photo or 2-way photo heads. Anti-shock ring to prevent the damage by camera vibration... |
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Vanguard Alta+ 254CO 4-Section Carbon Fiber Tripod with 2-way Magnesium Alloy Video/Bird Watching Panhead List Price: $549.99 Sale Price: $349.99 |
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Fluid head (Video or Bird-watching). The dual locking safety mechanism and anti-shock ring prevent the damage that can be caused by equipment vibration and will eliminate any worries you might have about your equipment falling from the tripod during transportation... |
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Vanguard Alta+ 255CT 5-Section Compact Carbon Fiber Tripod Leg Set List Price: $369.99 Sale Price: $289.99 |
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The Alta+ 255CT from Vanguard is a carbon fiber tripod leg set that can hold a maximum load of 8.8 lbs. Its total weight is only 2.56 lbs. Some of its other features are: dust and waterproof leg locks, anti-shock ring to prevent damage to your camera, and large foam grips for all-weather use... |
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Vanguard Alta+ 255CO 4-Section Carbon Fiber Tripod with 2-way Video & Bird-watching Panhead List Price: $619.99 Sale Price: $399.99 |
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The Alta+ 255CO from Vanguard is a carbon fiber tripod leg and panhead set that can hold a maximum load of 8.8 lbs. Its total weight is only 3.68 lbs. Some of its other features are: dust and waterproof leg locks, anti-shock ring to prevent damage to your camera, and large foam grips for all-weather use... |
Online Photography Courses - 10 Tips for Creative Photographs
Find you have photographer's block? Not sure what to photography or how? Try something different, experiment. Break the rules and see what results you get. I'm sure this will take you somewhere new!
1. Use your camera On Manual This is the very first tip you need to abide by. Leave your camera an automatic and the camera has control over your photographs. Switch to manual and you have given yourself control. Until you do this you cannot move on to step 2, 4, and 7.
2. Slow down that Shutter Speed Slowing down the shutter speed is a simple way to create more dramatic photographs. For movement to be captured or seen by the camera, you will need to stop down to about 1/15 of a second. From here to 1 second and beyond will give you some excellent results in capturing movement. Some ideas to explore are nighttime shots of cars, lights, people, daytime shots of waterfalls, the ocean, cars again and anything else that moves. Find your composition first, put your tripod on your camera and fire away.
3. Move your subject to the Edge of the Frame Don't compose in the center of your frame, be bold and move sideways, up, down, wherever. There is a tendency to center the subject because that's what your camera is suggesting you do, particularly with exposure and focus controls locking your eye in the center of the frame.
4. Terrible Weather, take some photos Yes, I know it can be a problem with rain, wind and other aspects of bad weather. But a storm can give your photographs some drama. In addition to this, there is generally some excellent light provided by a storm. Have a look next time at the saturation of the light offered. Everything looks different to that of a fine day. Worried about getting your camera wet, use a plastic bag, cut a hole for the lens, buy a glass filter and screw the bag on with the filter.
5. Throw away that Tripod! Used to using a tripod to stabilize your camera slow shutter speed, for a close-up or for a long lens? Leave it at home and introduce some camera shake. Swing you camera round with its straps; jump up and down while you release the shutter, turn in circles, take a photo out of the car window while moving (not you driving of course). Think of some more crazy stuff to do, your list is endless.
6. Move in Real Close Think you are close to your subject? Move closer until you can't move any closer. Drop your camera into macro if you need to. Be extreme; see what designs you can find inside of the normal frame you were originally intending. Move around the frame with your eye glue to the viewer or LCD.
7. Focus! Why Focus? Hopefully you are comfortable with auto zero by now, so you can play with focus. Try shooting slightly out-of-focus. Try totally out-of-focus, you will find some very interesting backgrounds emerging with some practice, especially in color. Remember there still needs to be a hook of some sort to keep the viewer interested. Forget I just said that, if you want to be abstract, break all the rules.
8. Slither on your stomach Get down and dirty; you will find a lot of interesting stuff at this level. Switch to maco if you need to. A cheap way to get into a decent macro level is to buy and Extension Tube for your camera (must have removable lens though). This will give you great magnification and open up an entirely new world. A tripod is difficult at this level but you can usually find something to stabilize with; a stick, stone etc. See my lens on macro for more info.
9. Look outside the Rectangle Why shoot the frame the camera provides us by default. Your camera provides you with a rectangle to you for composition. Try deviating from this. Unfortunately the camera you have will probably not provide you with a tool to change this, so you will have to change the way you see. Try looking for compositions that are square, panoramic, vertical strips or even round. You can always edit your rectangle in your photo editor to whatever you want. Digital makes anything possible here.
10. Shoot in Black and White There's just something about Black and White photography isn't there? It yields something that color cannot. Again, digital gives us access to a field only a pro or enthusiast with a darkroom could get involved with. It's there for you to investigate. Explore what is has to offer.
About the Author
Roo du Jardin is a photographer who runs an informational website about online photography courses. Read some more photography tips, techniques and resources at Online Photography Courses blog.
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