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Shooting Techniques

First we admire great photographs, and then we wonder how they were made. The articles you'll find here reveal the techniques behind the photos and provide the practical information that will help you create imaginative images of your own.

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  1. Want Better Pictures? Tell a Story
    Learn how to tell a story using a single photo or series of images
  2. Basic Underwater Photography Tips
    5 tips to taking better photos under the sea
  3. Joe McNally and the new SB-910 AF Speedlight
    Behind the Scenes of a Marketing Campaign Shoot
    Advanced Content
  4. Dedicated Time Release Movie Mode and Time Lapse Using the Built-in Interval Timer
    Deciding which technique to use with the D4 D-SLR.
    Advanced Content
  5. What to do When you Need Stills while Shooting HD Video
    Shoot simultaneously or save a frame options with the D4 D-SLR.
  6. Geotagging: Do More with your Images and Videos
    GPS, Geolocation and Geotagging
  7. Want Images with Impact? Let Contrast Work for You.
    Graphic power isn't always in the details.
    Advanced Content
  8. Underwater Photography
    Tips for Getting Started
  9. Picture Controls Step-by-Step
    Utilize Picture Controls in-camera or during post-processing to change the look of your images
  10. Take Control of Color using Picture Controls
    Diana Robinson gets the color she wants with Picture Controls in-camera and Capture NX2 during post production
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Out of the Ordinary


Out of the Ordinary
Todd and Jamie Reichman shoot weddings as a team
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Catching up with John Shaw


Catching up with John Shaw
Recent travel imagery from a renowned nature photographer
Read this Nikon World article 

All Things Considered


All Things Considered
Parker J. Pfister on the possibilities of digital
Read this Nikon World article