FotoTV: Microstock Photography (Long/PT1)

FOTOLIA WORKSHOP WITH YURI ARCURS (PT1)
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FotoTV has been invited to visit the Fotolia Workshop "SPEND A DAY WITH YURI ARCURS. LEARN TO SHOOT WHAT SELLS" on the 6th of December 2008 in Berlin (Germany). The result is an amazing movie about Yuri Arcurs the most successful Microstock photographer worldwide. The clip contains very interessting statements in regards to Microstock photography and Yuris know-how, his way of working with models and workshop participants and provides impressions of the entire Fotolia workshop. More cool clips on FotoTV http://www.fototv.de
More information and videos here: http://blog.fotolia.com and many more cool clips on FotoTV http://www.fototv.de

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[stefanlangstrup]

@egidd But can 5D mkII shoot Silent Mode, without the camera being in Live View?

[egidd]

In canon 5d, "silent mode" doesn't actually delays shot.

It takes photo when you press and than it delayed only shutter curtain, mode one releases curtain after some time, mode 2 releases on button-release.

How to check when it really does take picture: turn camera around and look into lens and see when it closes aperture blades.

[robertjmalin]

not to mention, if im not mistaken hes using about a 16,000.00 camera about 30 or 40 megapixels if correct.

[SDDFH]

lol he likes the word shoot

[ezramajin]

Ok thank you microstockinsider

[microstockinsider]

I think it makes little difference on really high speed outdoor sunny day stuff, but I tend to leave it on, it's only a problem if timing is critical, street photography, sports or other moving subjects in that case it gives your DSLR the shutter response of a cheap point and shoot!

[ezramajin]

does the delay mode useful in every shot?

[rosafanti]

Nikon D300 it is d9

[microstockinsider]

5:25 Nikon also has a mirror up shutter delay mode, in the D200 its menu d5 "Exp. Delay Mode", it adds a delay to all shutter modes "M S and C"