Small, portable spotlights are essential for lighting hair, footprints and other crime scene elements of forensic photography. Learn about lighting requirements for forensic photography in this free video on photography lighting techniques from a professional photographer. Expert: Mark Bowers Contact: www.bowersphotography.com Bio: Mark Bowers runs Bowers Photography, located in American Fork, Utah. Bowers earned a Certified Professional Photographer degree (CPP) in 1986 from the Professional Photographers of America. Filmmaker: Michael Burton

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Photographers who want to master the art of digital manipulation will find this information-packed resource essential! It’s chock-full of illustrations, insider tips, and practical examples for making the most of Photoshop’s popular software—including the new CS3. Pros and advanced amateurs who want to correct, enhance, or simply play with their images will be able to make sure they’ve got the ideal equipment setup for their needs, and get the lowdown on Phot… More >>

Photoshop Pro Photography Handbook: Advanced Post-Production Techniques

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This training product is a combination DVD of the following two individual series: Adobe Photoshop CS3: Channels and Masking & Adobe Photoshop CS3: Maximizing Productivity. After watching this combo DVD series, you will be able produce flashy layouts and photo spreads that belong in a magazine or product catalog — in a fraction of the time it used to take you. See how easily you can let Photoshop do the work for you with tutorials on Menus, Actions, and Shortcuts. … More >>

Total Training for Adobe Photoshop CS3 Productivity & Power Techniques

Go to SilberStudios.Tv. Master photographer Charles Cramer shares his techniques on photo composition and a framing trick he learned from Ansel Adams. He gives a very practical tip to improve your composition and train your eye to see more shots. Charlie Cramer’s work is shown at the Ansel Adams Gallery, where he has also be teaching photography workshops for over 20 years.

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With more than 20 years’ experience in wildlife photography, Moose Peterson is America’s most accomplished documenter of endangered species. He reveals his professional secrets and techniques in his most comprehensive and spectacularly photographed guide to date. Peterson explains exactly how to make the most of your equipment and how to use animals’ habits to optimize your results. Find the right tools for the job, including every type of lens; learn techniques suc… More >>

Moose Peterson’s Guide to Wildlife Photography: Conventional and Digital Techniques

Learn how to take great photographs when there is limited lighting without using a flash or tripod. Covered are camera basics, ideal settings, and low cost alternatives for fast lenses that work well in low light.

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The sharpening tool in Adobe Photoshop will actually sharpen and tighten up edges of objects in a picture so that they look clearer and closer to the front. Learn about this Adobe Photoshop tool and how to use it from a 10 year veteran designer in this free design video. Expert: Robert Segundo Bio: Robert Segundo has been an artist since he could hold a pencil. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

Fireworks are best photographed by setting up the camera on a tripod, using a wide-angle lens to capture the entire burst, setting the shutter speed very slow and setting the aperture to F16 or even F22. Get great results when photographing fireworks withadvice from a professional photographer in this free video on photography. Expert: John Budden Bio: John Budden has been a professional photographer for more than 20 years. Filmmaker: Clay Roberts