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In a busy world, nature photography lets you slow down, catch a breath, and ground yourself in the present. Being in a location like Namibia allows you to reconnect to the ecosystem we are all a part of. Autumn Schrock and Nate Luebbe share their reasons for photographing landscapes, wildlife, and the night sky.
00:00 - Into the Wild
01:26 - Photography as Therapy
01:57 - Slowing Down & Staying Present
03:27 - Art With a Purpose
04:04 - Finding Wildlife Photography
04:37 - Reconnecting With and Conserving Nature
06:11 - Next Episode:
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The SmallRig x Potato Jet TRIBEX PRO X-Clutch Monopod allows for fast deployment using their X-Clutch one-touch lever. But with multiple versions, how can you choose the right one for you? Patrick is here with a TRIBEX monopod buying guide. Whether you do videography or sports photography, one of these configurations are for you!
0:00 - Intro
0:17 - Key Specs
0:43 - Base
1:17 - Quick Release Mount
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Nate Luebbe and Autumn are back for a new series that's bigger, better, and further from home: Namibia Perspectives. Namibia has been a bucket-list nature photography trip for both. Journey with them to this incredible location for all things landscape, wildlife, and astrophotography. You'll learn their techniques, such as settings, composition, and editing.
0:00 - Welcome to Namibia
0:24 - From Shutter to Final Image
1:58 - A Photography Bucket List Destination
2:29 - Astrophotography with Autumn
2:58 - Nature Photography with Nate
3:57 -
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There’s something magical going on behind the scenes at teenage engineering. Gabe is our resident TE enthusiast, but there’s still so much to learn about how they make their products. Gabe headed to Stockholm, Sweden, to tour the teenage engineering headquarters and sits down with co-founder David Eriksson and longtime team member Tobias von Hofsten to explore the ethos behind their process, from ideation to experimentation to production.
0:00 - From Teenage Engineering Skeptic to Believer
1:15 - Inside Teenage Engineering
2:39 - Teenage
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A photo of the Milky Way can be breathtaking on its own, but you can make it more stunning by adding a foreground element to your photo. Sam travels to the American Southwest to share how you can include the landscape in your astrophotography. Explore the Four Corners as she teaches you how to location scout, compose your photos, and more.
It's World Space Week. World Space Week (WSW) is the largest annual space event on Earth, celebrated globally from October 4 to October 10 every year to honor the contributions of space science and
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What makes a Neumann microphone sound like a Neumann? And how did the company’s microphones become a staple of recording studios around the world? Andrew travels to Neumann’s headquarters in Berlin to explore the history, engineering, and philosophy behind some of recording’s most iconic microphones.
00:00 - The Microphones You’ve Heard Your Entire Life
01:49 - Discovering the Neumann Sound
03:00 - What Makes Neumann Microphones Special?
03:34 - How Neumann Got Started
04:37 - How the Classic Mics Evolved
06:12 - What Is the “Neumann Sound”?
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Photographing an osprey diving for a fish is one of the most exciting challenges in bird photography. In this video, Matt heads into the field to share his approach to finding and photographing ospreys, from choosing the right position and camera settings to tracking a fast-moving bird through a dive.
00:00 - How to Photograph Osprey
00:44 - Where to Find Osprey
01:14 - Photographing Osprey Responsibly
02:09 - Positioning Yourself for the Shot
03:05 - -Capturing an Osprey Catching a Fish
04:00 - Best Camera Settings for Osprey
05:03 - How to
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Ever wonder what waveform, false color, zebras, or focus peaking actually do? In this video, Sidney breaks down the camera monitoring and assist tools that can help you get more accurate exposure, nail focus, and properly frame your shots while filming.
00:00 - What Are Camera Monitoring Tools?
00:16 - Understanding IRE 00:39 Histogram
01:17 - Waveform
02:26 - Zebra Patterns
03:14 - False Color
03:46 - Focus Magnification
04:09 - Focus Peaking
04:42 - Frame Guides & Aspect Ratios
05:12 - Final Thoughts
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Recording violin, viola, cello, or even a full string quartet at home doesn’t require a world-class studio. Join Andrew as he breaks down how to capture natural, detailed string recordings with microphone choices and placement techniques for both solo and ensemble, all from his living room. We'll even check out how to fake a larger ensemble with a string quartet. You'll be surprised at the results.
0:00 - Intro
0:19 - How String Instruments Produce Sound
2:02 - Mic Placement Suggestions
3:04 - Recommended Mic Types for Strings
3:40 -
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Mike Foley teaches basic elements of retouching in Lightroom Classic. After watching, you'll have a new editing workflow that can be used for any type of photography.
0:00 - Intro
2:15 - Importing photos
3:40 - Lightroom library & develop
6:16 - Editing tools
8:00 - Exposure
15:40 - Contrast
21:25 - Make it look like it hasn't been retouched
25:43 - Editing the background
28:11 - Adding vignette
32:24 - Skin
41:11 - Adding grain
49:37 - Copying and pasting edits on another photo
54:49 - Editing for black & white photo
1:13:10 - Export
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Soundcraft has introduced a new generation of their signature lineup of mixers. Join Andrew to see what the Soundcraft Signature Plus Analog Mixing Consoles have to offer.
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Some synthesizers look and sound like no other. That, without the shadow of a doubt, is the case for the Terra by SOMA. Join Gabe on a sonic tour of this highly conceptual instrument with musical examples of its mind-bending presets. Forget what you have learned and let the Terra guide your fingers into unknown and unexpected sonic territories.
0:00 - Preset A, Bank 1
2:35 - Preset B, Bank 1
3:49 -
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Matt tests out the Tilta Nucleus Autofocus Adapter, showing you how to set it up and demo footage. Stick around until the end to hear Matt's thoughts.
0:00 - Elevator Pitch
0:26 - Today's Camera Setup
1:26 - Adding Lens to Library
6:17 - Autofocus Tests (In Studio & Outdoors)
8:58 - Matt's Thoughts
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Recording horns doesn't have to be hard or expensive. Join Andrew in his living room as he demonstrates the basics of recording solo horns and a 3-piece horn section at home. Starting with the humble Shure SM57 all the way up to top-shelf condenser microphones, you'll hear how all these mic types sound on a selection of woodwind and brass instruments.
0:00 - Intro
0:28 - What makes live horns so special?
1:07 - Mic Placement & Gain Levels
2:37 - Shure SM57
3:44 - Other Dynamic Mics
5:26 - Ribbon Mics
7:14 - Condenser Mics
8:44 - Tube
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Can content creators, music producers, and photographers learn from each other? Sony Kando proves that they can. Matt talks to his fellow creators about the importance of having a community.
0:00 - Intro
0:24 - Ivey Kennedy, Kyle Meshna, & Anthony Gugliotta
2:12 - Sunrise & Early Morning Photoshoot
3:07 - Drue Schnelle
3:42 - Nancy Borowick & Golden Retrievers
5:36 - Sidney Diongzon & What's In The Box?
6:05 - Megan Brief
7:04 - Jared Vandermeer
7:28 - Dimitry Mak & Anthony Gugliotta
8:03 - Works in Progress
8:26 - Matt's