Philadelphia, P.A. – Photos of Eastern State Penitentiary – America’s Most Historic and Haunted Prison

Eastern State Penitentiary was once the most famous and expensive prison in the world, but stands today in ruin, a haunting world of crumbling cellblocks and empty guard towers. Known for its grand architecture and strict discipline, this was the world's first true "penitentiary," a prison designed to inspire penitence, or true regret, in the … Continue reading Philadelphia, P.A. – Photos of Eastern State Penitentiary – America’s Most Historic and Haunted Prison

Atlantic City, NJ : Canon 80D, DJI OSMO, 10-22mm Lens

RON ALPHA - filmmaker Published on Sep 30, 2017 Here are some clips from Atlantic City, NJ. I drove around the city and enjoyed the people and spent some time on the beach/boardwalk. I used to Canon 80D and the DJI OSMO to record these scenes in Atlantic City. Its not easy walking around with … Continue reading Atlantic City, NJ : Canon 80D, DJI OSMO, 10-22mm Lens

Casey Neistat – FILMMAKING IS A SPORT

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New York City – American Museum of Natural History

We took a trip to the American Museum of Natural History in NYC, I took many photos. A good day to go is Sunday. Saturday is very packed and everybody is irritable and hot. Try carrying some water and a map of the museum, it helps. Some of the exhibits cost more money so bring … Continue reading New York City – American Museum of Natural History

Sony A6000 Settings for Adapted Lenses

THIS IS NOT MY TUTORIAL, I AM JUST POSTING THIS TO HELP OTHERS WHO HAVE THIS PRODUCT. PLEASE VISIT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nV9Kd8mm-1U Check out this quick video tutorial of how to set up your Sony A6000 camera settings to work with adapted lenses. So you've got a Sony A6000 camera, you've got a vintage lens, you've even … Continue reading Sony A6000 Settings for Adapted Lenses

DIY – product photography – overhead view

MUSIC BY RAPHAEL SADIQ DIY product photography - overhead view 1. Get some cheap wood and make a rectangle out of 4 pieces. Tall enough for your camera to hover above the table. 2. Get yourself an adjustable tripod head. Like this one. 3. Get some screws and screw this to the top of the wood. Like … Continue reading DIY – product photography – overhead view