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Toshiba Satellite U845-S402 14.0-Inch Ultrabook (Sky Silver)

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Max Screen Resolution 1366x768 pixels
Processor 1.5 GHz Core i3-2377M
RAM 4 GB SO-DIMM
Hard Drive 500 GB SATA
Graphics Coprocessor Intel HD Graphics
Wireless Type 802.11bgn
Number of USB 2.0 Ports 2
Number of USB 3.0 Ports 1
Average Battery Life (in hours) 7.3 hours
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Develop core strength and precise isolations by studying with one of the finest performers and teachers in the world of Bellydance. In Bellydance Core Fitness, Aubre teaches unique exercises specifically designed to strengthen the core, giving dancers the edge for increased stamina, technique and balance while giving those with the goal of fitness, an essential supplement to any workout routine.

Following a comprehensive warm-up, Aubre’s workout will include abdominal exercises, sitting isolations and standing isolations. Aubre’s fun and exciting program will fortify the body and revive the soul.

Get fit! Tone your arms, abs, buns, and legs while you increase your strength and flexibility This DVD gives dancers the edge for increased stamina, technique, and balance.
Price: 35000₮

20/08/2012

Wedding Portraits

Welcome (11:46)
David talks about the location shoots that are included in this course and gets started with a daylight shoot at the park

Background Clouds Behind the Groom (02:05)
From the park location, David directs an off-camera flash setup with large white clouds in the background

Camera and Flash Adjustments (04:00)
Get the light on the subject and fill that light with the off-camera flash

High Key Bridal Shot (05:53)
Light colored background with the bride popping forward

Direction of Light (05:26)
No flashes. Just studying the light and placing the subject in camera in the best place

Under a Canopy (06:21)
This new setup positions the bride and groom under a heavy canopy of trees

Stone Steps (06:11)
Great leading lines make a nice background for a casual shot of the groom

New Park Location (12:45)
Walking through a scene and deciding what will work best for quality pictures

Twirls and Swirls (00:49)
Quick portrait and creating a composition on the fly

Natural Light (08:33)
No flashes. Just using the loop lighting pattern to make a pretty photograph

Bride and Groom on the Bridge (03:27)
The lighting really comes together in this final shoot at the park location

Sacred Heart Church (06:36)
This magnificent old Florida church is a beautiful location that David has shot in before

Bride Near the Back Pews (07:07)
Starting from the back of the church and moving to set locations around the church

Groom at Second Location (04:26)
Working from the back of the church and shooting towards the altar

Repeat of the Pews (04:56)
The rows of pews creates a compositional line bringing focus to the subjects

Low Angles (06:13)
Getting low to shoot up into dramatic backgrounds

Stained Glass Window (01:57)
Positioning and patience will allow the sun beams to come down beautifully onto the bride

Rays and Pillars (02:55)
Positioning the bride and groom near the stained glass window with pillars in the background

Repeating Arches (02:18)
Utilizing the looping light pattern and repeating background

Bride at the Front of the Church (04:26)
This setup brings the bride towards the front of the church

Spiral Staircase (03:44)
Using fisheye lens in a tight location to get an interesting shot

Above the Head (02:06)
Using a fisheye lens and the monopod to position the camera well above the subjects

Outside the Front of the Church (09:25)
Adjusting to the light outside the church and shooting the couple in front of the church

Sunset at the Beach (08:53)
Time is very important as the sun drops from behind the subjects on the beach

Backlighting as the Sun Fades (05:51)
Making the most of the fading sunlight with some backlight shots mixed in
COURSE TIME: 02 HOURS 18 MINUTES
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20/08/2012

Working with Nikon SB-900 Flashes
Introduction (10:14)
Comparing the Nikon SB-800 with the new advances in the SB-900

Interface (01:32)
Going over the interface on the SB-900

Exposure Value and Master Flash (04:07)
Adjusting Exposure Value and setting the Master flash

Versatility (03:39)
The new SB-900 has increased functionality which creates a lot of advantages

Zoom Function (03:06)
Advantages of the 200mm zoom function of the SB-900

Get the Job Done (06:09)
The My Menu settings, Illumination settings, and the new hot shoe

Simple Setup (03:37)
Joe walks us through the beginnings of a simple, single flash photo shoot

Improvised Diffusion (05:16)
Common items can be used to soften the light being thrown from the flash

Modes of Light (13:36)
There are three modes of light that can be set with the SB-900

Remote Flash (05:00)
Bouncing a second light off of the floor onto the subject

Flash Through an Umbrella (04:30)
This is a one-light setup but the flash is shooting through an umbrella

Light Through a Window (04:13)
Simulating daylight by setting up the flash outside a window

Experimenting (07:36)
Using a large flag to create a reflection in the glasses of the subject

New Shoot (05:03)
Going through the process of setting up a new location shoot

Adjusting the Light (06:08)
Adjusting the exposure value and cutting part of the flash to reduce impact

Changing Things Up (09:07)
Moving quickly with small flashes allows photographers to be experimental with their light

Two-Light Shot (03:04)
Bouncing the main light off the floor to create a glamour shot

Changing Lenses (01:59)
Many times you have to change exposure when you change lenses

Lace Shadow Pattern (06:19)
Hard light source throwing through lace to create a stylistic shadow

Accent Light (04:04)
With the subject is lit from behind, using a flash to bring out some of the facial detail

Location Shooting (07:12)
Working with the surroundings and rolling with the changes as they come

Racing Against the Sun (06:14)
Trying to get the last shot of the day as the sun goes down on the horizon and final wrap up
COURSE TIME: 02 HOURS 01 MINUTES

copy price:15000₮

20/08/2012

Wedding Portraits - Getting the Perfect Shot at Tricky Locations
Welcome (11:46)
David talks about the location shoots that are included in this course and gets started with a daylight shoot at the park

Background Clouds Behind the Groom (02:05)
From the park location, David directs an off-camera flash setup with large white clouds in the background

Camera and Flash Adjustments (04:00)
Get the light on the subject and fill that light with the off-camera flash

High Key Bridal Shot (05:53)
Light colored background with the bride popping forward

Direction of Light (05:26)
No flashes. Just studying the light and placing the subject in camera in the best place

Under a Canopy (06:21)
This new setup positions the bride and groom under a heavy canopy of trees

Stone Steps (06:11)
Great leading lines make a nice background for a casual shot of the groom

New Park Location (12:45)
Walking through a scene and deciding what will work best for quality pictures

Twirls and Swirls (00:49)
Quick portrait and creating a composition on the fly

Natural Light (08:33)
No flashes. Just using the loop lighting pattern to make a pretty photograph

Bride and Groom on the Bridge (03:27)
The lighting really comes together in this final shoot at the park location

Sacred Heart Church (06:36)
This magnificent old Florida church is a beautiful location that David has shot in before

Bride Near the Back Pews (07:07)
Starting from the back of the church and moving to set locations around the church

Groom at Second Location (04:26)
Working from the back of the church and shooting towards the altar

Repeat of the Pews (04:56)
The rows of pews creates a compositional line bringing focus to the subjects

Low Angles (06:13)
Getting low to shoot up into dramatic backgrounds

Stained Glass Window (01:57)
Positioning and patience will allow the sun beams to come down beautifully onto the bride

Rays and Pillars (02:55)
Positioning the bride and groom near the stained glass window with pillars in the background

Repeating Arches (02:18)
Utilizing the looping light pattern and repeating background

Bride at the Front of the Church (04:26)
This setup brings the bride towards the front of the church

Spiral Staircase (03:44)
Using fisheye lens in a tight location to get an interesting shot

Above the Head (02:06)
Using a fisheye lens and the monopod to position the camera well above the subjects

Outside the Front of the Church (09:25)
Adjusting to the light outside the church and shooting the couple in front of the church

Sunset at the Beach (08:53)
Time is very important as the sun drops from behind the subjects on the beach

Backlighting as the Sun Fades (05:51)
Making the most of the fading sunlight with some backlight shots mixed in
COURSE TIME: 02 HOURS 18 MINUTES

copy price: 15000₮

20/08/2012

KelbyTraining.com - Wedding Portraits - Classical Lighting and Posing Techniques

Introduction (03:09)
David goes over what he will cover and explains the basic full-face view

Two-Thirds View (06:20)
The general specs of the standard two-thirds setup and some pointers on what to avoid when taking this shot

Two-Thirds to Profile (02:59)
Correcting the two-thirds view and setting up the profile

Profile View (05:11)
How to set up the profile view and what not to do

Posing the Body (03:28)
David shares some of his tricks for posing the subject such as placing the front foot forward, hiding the hands behind the bouquet, and more

Butterfly Lighting Pattern (02:16)
The first of five classical lighting patterns for the face of the subject

Loop Lighting Pattern (02:17)
Moving the light around the subject to the far side of the nose to achieve this pattern

Rembrandt Lighting Pattern (01:59)
The nose shadow and the cheek shadow combine to form this pattern

Split Lighting Pattern (00:44)
Illuminating one half of the face

Rim Lighting Pattern (02:05)
An accent light that adds some extra light to an image

Review of the Lighting Patterns (02:00)
Using a video light, David recreates all of the lighting patterns he previously covered

Broad Lighting (01:40)
This is an extra technique that covers the face in a broad light pattern

Putting It Together (04:38)
Using the lighting patterns along with the profile views to create great photographs

Window Lighting (03:15)
When working with a window light source, remember to pose the subject to the light

Loop Lighting with Profile View (01:55)
Shooting a profile shot with the window lighting from a distance using a longer lens

Shooting the Groom (02:11)
Looking for the loop lighting pattern and moving the groom around for some different shots

Vantage Point (01:01)
Positioning at an elevated view to open up the location behind the bride and groom

Posing the Bride and Groom (04:30)
Going through the setup and pose of a standard bride and groom shot

Home Location (10:52)
Some ideas for photos taken at the home of the bride

The Groom (05:52)
Shooting the groom at the home location

Explore the Pose (03:33)
After a new setup, make sure to explore different variations within that setup

Using the Surroundings (05:21)
Looking for elements on the walls that can enhance the picture

Lines, Lines, Lines (05:30)
Posing the groom in well-defined positions

Hollywood Lighting Technique (04:11)
Creating a small cone of light to isolate one area of the subject

Light Settings (03:01)
Choosing the right light settings in order to pick up the colors of an interior shoot

Three-Quarter Portrait (03:19)
Shooting a three-quarter portrait in the bedroom

Moving Back Outside (02:39)
Moving the bride and groom to the back pool area of the house

Archways (04:56)
Using the archway of the architecture to frame the bride in the shot

Flash Outside (02:10)
Working with the ISO and Flash when shooting outside

Summary (03:46)
David shares some final thoughts about the setups that he covered in this seri
copy price: 15000₮

20/08/2012

Wedding Photography – 15 Ways to Improve Your Photography Using On-Camera Flash

Introduction (04:05)
Course Introduction

The Worst Ways To Use A Flash (09:37)
Examining Problems with your On-camera Flash and a Directional Light Source.

Exploring Light Sources (12:37)
Some Ideas for Using Non-Directional and Directional Light Sources.

Color Balance (05:10)
How To Get Great Color Balance in the Camera.

Beautiful Light Techniques (04:04)
Getting Beautiful Light From an On Camera Flash.

Posing The Bride (12:56)
Posing and Lighting Techniques For Great Wedding Photos.

Exposure and Composition Techniques (11:58)
The Best Exposure Techniques Ever. (even for the JPEG shooter)

Ambient Light (06:23)
Controlling the Contrast in an Ambient Light Situation.

Composition and Lighting Techniques (13:36)

copy price:15000

20/08/2012

20/08/2012

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