Spoof Video Pokes Fun at DSLR Rigs
In 2008, the Nikon D90 became the first DSLR to offer HD video recording, a feature that has become …
Amusing Short Film about a Man Figuring Out His Camera’s Features
You won’t really learn anything about how to use cameras from this short film, but it’s pretty amusing and …
“Tick Tock”: A Creative Short Film That Will Bend Your Mind and Inspire You
Do you like movies that make you think and make more sense the second time around? If so, “Tick …
An Introduction to the Beautiful Art of Night Photography
This short video gives a beautiful and inspiring introduction to night photography. Don’t watch it if you already have …
Blind Visual Artist Pete Eckert Makes Photographs Without Seeing
Pete Eckert didn't start out too seriously in photography. Trained in sculpture and industrial design, he was working as a carpenter when one day a doctor diagnosed him with retinitis pigmentosa, a genetic eye condition that leads to permanent blindness. He eventually discovered photography and has been doing amazing work since. The beautifully made video above sheds light on how he goes about creating art despite his visual impairment.
A Look at Photographic Darkrooms Before They Become History
Update on 12/18/21: This video has been removed by its creator but it can still be …
Blizzard Short Shot with Canon 7D Deserves to Win Oscar, Says Ebert
"Man in a Blizzard" is a short film shot by Jamie Stuart during the recent NYC blizzard that film critic Roger Ebert believes to be deserving of an Oscar.
How to Duel with DSLR Cameras
“Dueling Cameras” is a… unique little short by Noah Kalina (of everyday fame) …
“Leave Me” is a Heartbreaking Short Film About a Broken Canon DSLR
“Leave Me” is an award-winning short film (~3 minutes) by …
“The Last 3 Minutes” Showcases New Canon 5D Mark II 24p Capabilities
The Last 3 Minutes is a beautiful short film by cinematographer Shane Hurlbut, the cinematographer of Terminator Salvation. It was shot using the Canon 5D Mark II, and was sponsored by Canon to show off the latest firmware that enables 24p (frames per second) recording, giving it a "movie quality". Filming spanned 17 locations across 4 1/2 days, and a wide assortment of Canon prime L lenses were used.