Cropped! - How to Take Better Photos (Free Video)

Cropped! is back. Pro photographer, Gillian Crane gives a lesson on taking better photos. Enter to win a SeeHere.com gift certificate for a FREE Hard Cover Photo Book at www.virtueradionetwork.com/Cropped.htm

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[alexbuntin]

I am a pro photographer - great tips for the everyday shutter-bug! I shared this video on my facebook page so all my fans can take better photos every day!

[Croppedscrapbookvid]

@alexbuntin Thank you!

[sandrinekows]

have the same camera. still tryin to figure it out

[Croppedscrapbookvid]

You can do it! It just takes patience.

[Libnus]

can i ask? i wanted to take like jump shot. i try to use the (S) setting with flash, but the outcome was its kinda dark. and the resolution is so low. please help me

[YourNewsUk1]

I Have the same camera but cant figure out how to take exposure shots , Like the Time ones were you turn cars on a motorway into light stripes? I Try and its just a normal photo, HELP!

[redana777]

@Croppedscrapbookvid Hi Gillian...big fan here.

[cacklin1]

Sorry to say I can not hear the Pro Photograher, Gillian Crane speaking on this video what so ever, can can someone please redo the audio to the video thanks.

[clydebk]

take out the music so I can hear the photographer.

[qtyopd]

I, too, have EXACTLY the same camera. I can't express how grateful I am that you explained all of this. I thought all this would be overwhelming, but you made everything clear and within reach. I recently went to Chile and relied solely on automatic control. Let's just say that at least 90% of the pictures didn't come out how I had hoped. With your techniques, I hope to get better.

[carlhj]

thank you