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Sometimes when the weather is a bit rubbish, but you have that nature photography itch, heading into some secluded woodland is your best bet for photographic success. In this tutorial, official Nikon Ambassador Ross Hoddinott shows you 3…

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Subscribe for more videos Photography by Kevin Aloysius Paul www.kevinpaul.photos Some macro work with my favourite lens. The Nikon 55mm f/2.8 AI-s. Cheap and sharp. Location is around The Singapore Zoo and River Safari. Natural…

In this video series we are breaking down the best settings for underwater photography with the Olympus Tough TG-5. This is part 1, where we cover macro photography when using a strobe. Learn more here:

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This app creates a unique and thoroughly enchanting hybrid movie-still photo in which only a portion of the image is moving. The effect draws the eye to the moving portion of the image, making it stand out from the rest of the…

Most photos in this video were taken with the following lenses: - 150 mm: - 90 mm: - 135 mm: or - unspecified: or Most photos in the video were shot on this camera: But the most recent photos I used my current workhorse for: To…

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In this video I am taking a slice of lime and back-lighting it on various backgrounds. It's cool because you can see the cell walls. Link to the a77: Link to Sony 100mm f2.8 macro lens: