Comments on: Lessons I Didn’t Learn In Photo School 56–60 http://pixsylated.com/2009/05/lessons-i-didnt-learn-in-photo-school-56%e2%80%9360/ Insights on Digital Photography, Canon Flash, Shooting Tethered, Color Management, Lightroom Workflow Fri, 23 Jul 2010 05:19:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: | Coeur d'Alene High School Photography Blog http://pixsylated.com/2009/05/lessons-i-didnt-learn-in-photo-school-56%e2%80%9360/comment-page-1/#comment-3618 | Coeur d'Alene High School Photography Blog Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:29:55 +0000 http://pixsylated.com/?p=2208#comment-3618 [...] today’s post- More Lessons I didn’t learn in Photo School. Read through them, really read them, don’t just read the bolded statements at the first, but [...] [...] today’s post- More Lessons I didn’t learn in Photo School. Read through them, really read them, don’t just read the bolded statements at the first, but [...]

]]> By: Tate Dominguez http://pixsylated.com/2009/05/lessons-i-didnt-learn-in-photo-school-56%e2%80%9360/comment-page-1/#comment-2395 Tate Dominguez Mon, 01 Jun 2009 19:40:39 +0000 http://pixsylated.com/?p=2208#comment-2395 Thanks Syl, I really enjoy and learn from this lessons. Thanks Syl, I really enjoy and learn from this lessons.

]]> By: hlinton http://pixsylated.com/2009/05/lessons-i-didnt-learn-in-photo-school-56%e2%80%9360/comment-page-1/#comment-2393 hlinton Mon, 01 Jun 2009 18:23:18 +0000 http://pixsylated.com/?p=2208#comment-2393 As for #56 - The DVD "Visions of Light" is a real worthwhile watch. I just went to an Imaging Expo last week and found myself spending 50% or more of my time checking out the latest in Cine lighting equipment. BTW - It seems that #59 and #56 go hand-in-hand. As for #56 – The DVD “Visions of Light” is a real worthwhile watch. I just went to an Imaging Expo last week and found myself spending 50% or more of my time checking out the latest in Cine lighting equipment.

BTW – It seems that #59 and #56 go hand-in-hand.

]]> By: marco http://pixsylated.com/2009/05/lessons-i-didnt-learn-in-photo-school-56%e2%80%9360/comment-page-1/#comment-2383 marco Sat, 30 May 2009 07:24:35 +0000 http://pixsylated.com/?p=2208#comment-2383 I love your LIDLIPS :) About the movies, they didn't start in Hollywood; the first "cinematograph" was born in 1895 in France by the Lumiere brothers. :) I love your LIDLIPS :)

About the movies, they didn’t start in Hollywood; the first “cinematograph” was born in 1895 in France by the Lumiere brothers. :)

]]> By: Friday Noir, Hollywood Style « Mark Krajnak’s JerseyStyle Photography Blog http://pixsylated.com/2009/05/lessons-i-didnt-learn-in-photo-school-56%e2%80%9360/comment-page-1/#comment-2378 Friday Noir, Hollywood Style « Mark Krajnak’s JerseyStyle Photography Blog Fri, 29 May 2009 17:41:55 +0000 http://pixsylated.com/?p=2208#comment-2378 [...] move us, they drive us, they challenge us, they excite us, they depress us, they inspire us. And, as Syl demonstrates in lesson #56, they teach us how to light, too. My buddy up in the Pacific Northwest, Ray, goes as far to say how [...] [...] move us, they drive us, they challenge us, they excite us, they depress us, they inspire us. And, as Syl demonstrates in lesson #56, they teach us how to light, too. My buddy up in the Pacific Northwest, Ray, goes as far to say how [...]

]]> By: Younes Bounhar http://pixsylated.com/2009/05/lessons-i-didnt-learn-in-photo-school-56%e2%80%9360/comment-page-1/#comment-2371 Younes Bounhar Thu, 28 May 2009 14:30:44 +0000 http://pixsylated.com/?p=2208#comment-2371 All great points. Well written and articulated. I am most familiar with #58 as it has served me very well in my budding career and would add that it is something to use with mentors and clients as well. I have made a fairly quick foray (relatively speaking) in editorial photography simply because I wanted it badly enough that I asked for it. You don't have to be annoying or arrogant about it, but ask and ask again but be ready to back it up. When I submit article ideas, I usually provide the article within 24h of getting the OK. Guess who they come back to when they need urgent input...yup you guessed it :D All great points. Well written and articulated.
I am most familiar with #58 as it has served me very well in my budding career and would add that it is something to use with mentors and clients as well. I have made a fairly quick foray (relatively speaking) in editorial photography simply because I wanted it badly enough that I asked for it. You don’t have to be annoying or arrogant about it, but ask and ask again but be ready to back it up. When I submit article ideas, I usually provide the article within 24h of getting the OK. Guess who they come back to when they need urgent input…yup you guessed it :D

]]> By: Michael http://pixsylated.com/2009/05/lessons-i-didnt-learn-in-photo-school-56%e2%80%9360/comment-page-1/#comment-2368 Michael Wed, 27 May 2009 20:06:41 +0000 http://pixsylated.com/?p=2208#comment-2368 #56 and #59 really hit home. I started in Photography as a kid with my first k1000 when i was in 6th grade and moved in to video production in the late 80s after high school. I now teach video production, editing and lighting at a local community college and this year with the explosion of the new slrs that do video I've been trying to convince my kids that learning true photography is essential to their careers. I try to get them to look at the strobist blog to learn more about light .... its funny you're saying the opposite look to film ... I guess it just means to LOOK and study .... also I've been constantly thinking about the harry potter images from the movies. I kept telling my self this is the news paper of the future. but as an editor I keep asking when does the picture stop and start. where do you edit. will it be the one shot or a sequence .... will we go the full TV news route and have fully edited sequenced series of moving images or will there be a single moving frame where the photographer picks the moment ... I also got into a discussion on the pentax forums regarding if a cinematographer is a photographer or a totally different beast .... I really thnk we are all one in the same some people just have had blinders on for so long or refuse to see we are all the same #56 and #59 really hit home. I started in Photography as a kid with my first k1000 when i was in 6th grade and moved in to video production in the late 80s after high school. I now teach video production, editing and lighting at a local community college and this year with the explosion of the new slrs that do video I’ve been trying to convince my kids that learning true photography is essential
to their careers. I try to get them to look at the strobist blog to learn more about light …. its funny you’re saying the opposite look to film … I guess it just means to LOOK and study …. also I’ve been constantly thinking about the harry potter images from the movies. I kept telling my self this is the news paper of the future. but as an editor I keep asking when does the picture stop and start. where do you edit. will it be the one shot or a sequence …. will we go the full TV news route and have fully edited sequenced series of moving images or will there be a single moving frame where the photographer picks the moment … I also got into a discussion on the pentax forums regarding if a cinematographer is a photographer or a totally different beast …. I really thnk we are all one in the same some people just have had blinders on for so long or refuse to see we are all the same

]]> By: Krista http://pixsylated.com/2009/05/lessons-i-didnt-learn-in-photo-school-56%e2%80%9360/comment-page-1/#comment-2367 Krista Wed, 27 May 2009 19:08:56 +0000 http://pixsylated.com/?p=2208#comment-2367 Great post! I am always amazed at how many ideas I pick up from watching movies and music videos. Sometimes I have to watch a movie 2 or 3 times because the first and second time I have no clue what was said...I was too busy paying attention to the lighting and setup. My boyfriend will say, "How did you watch that entire movie and miss {insert major part of movie here} " Haha!!! -Krista Great post! I am always amazed at how many ideas I pick up from watching movies and music videos. Sometimes I have to watch a movie 2 or 3 times because the first and second time I have no clue what was said…I was too busy paying attention to the lighting and setup. My boyfriend will say, “How did you watch that entire movie and miss {insert major part of movie here} ” Haha!!! -Krista

]]> By: Photo News Today » Blog Archive » Photo News Today http://pixsylated.com/2009/05/lessons-i-didnt-learn-in-photo-school-56%e2%80%9360/comment-page-1/#comment-2366 Photo News Today » Blog Archive » Photo News Today Wed, 27 May 2009 16:53:20 +0000 http://pixsylated.com/?p=2208#comment-2366 [...] and Read More: pixsylated.comSHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Lessons I Didn't Learn In Photo School 56 - 60 - Syl Arena", url: [...] [...] and Read More: pixsylated.comSHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: “Lessons I Didn’t Learn In Photo School 56 – 60 – Syl Arena”, url: [...]

]]> By: Ray K http://pixsylated.com/2009/05/lessons-i-didnt-learn-in-photo-school-56%e2%80%9360/comment-page-1/#comment-2365 Ray K Wed, 27 May 2009 16:04:38 +0000 http://pixsylated.com/?p=2208#comment-2365 Syl #56 really hits home I watch TV and Movies with the sound off so all I see are images and lighting. Also web logs and tutorials for video have been a real help for ideas and DIY gear. Another great series of lessons. Syl
#56 really hits home I watch TV and Movies with the sound off so all I see are images and lighting. Also web logs and tutorials for video have been a real help for ideas and DIY gear. Another great series of lessons.

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