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Instruction & Technique / Still
Basic Photography
Photo journalist and Seattle University photography instructor Bruce McKim quickly takes you through all the basics of how to operate the Polaroid, 220 and 35mm cameras. Learn about various lenses, how to load your camera, the meaning of labels on various types of film packages, and the basics of good composition.
Classroom Collection
Produced by Brooks Institute of Photography. This exciting six-part series is designed for use by photographic educators in classroom environments. Diagrams, demonstrations, examples of photographs, and high tech computer graphics reinforce the concepts being taught and capture the viewer's attention and interest. Six tape set.
| 35-4022 | 86 min. | $ 129.00 | ©1991 |
Existing Light Photography: Advanced
Join master photographer Gary Whelpey as he shows you what beautiful pictures you can take using only "the light that happens to be on the scene." Tour Walt Disney World's EPCOT Center from twilight through starlight. Slip indoors for the action-packed Empire State Games in Syracuse, New York. Even step inside a typical home for soft, natural portraits of children as you learn to capture all the moods and colors you see.
| 03-0110 | 30 min. | $ 19.95 | ©1985 |
How to Photograph Children: The Professional Way
A professional photographer lets you in on the secrets of improving your photography in 30 minutes! You'll learn how to use natural light, choose the right film and best camera, capture memorable candids and pose for formal portraits.
| 35-4049 | 30 min. | $ 19.95 | ©1999 |
Magic Mirror
Selecting their own favorite photos from contemporary works back to 1839, the producers of this program trace the lineage of photography as art and present a glorious parade of great photographs drawn from the great museum collections of the world.
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