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One Shot: City Lights

Mark Alberhasky's silhouette of people against bright Times Square signage

Beginner

Tips for Photographing Birds

Birds make great subjects for photographs; tips for capturing them with your camera.

Beginner

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Slow View

Slow View technology helps you capture an exact moment in time

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How to Capture the “Wow” Factor

Photographer Evan Williams on shooting stunning photographs

Photographing Insects and Other Small Creatures

These two tips will help you to capture fascinating close-ups of nature's…

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At the Moment

Greg Gibson trades photojournalism for documentary wedding photography

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Flash Photography the Easy Way

David Tejada's easy-does-it flash tips

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First Frame: Old Money

Cameron Knowlton uses light painting technique to shoot old money

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Notebook: Reel World

Joseph Holmes' Projectionist Project

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Outside Shots: Go Long

Tony Sweet on revealing the invisible in images

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Parting Shot: The Spinners

Blaine Harrington photographs acrobats in mid-air

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Assignment: Single Handed

Gary Yost: Fire-Watcher on the Mountain

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At Large: Diplomatic Relations

Karen Kasmauski on photographing in chaotic environments

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Turning Point

Jim Graham opens his creative eyes

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Comfort Zone

Ryan Brenizer on photographing weddings with prime NIKKORs

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Competitive Edge

Andrew Hancock on sports photography

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Remotely taking photographs

Flexible wired & wireless remote shooting options expand your photo taking capabilities

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The Edge: Drum Circle

Mike Corrado on shooting concert photography using remote cameras

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Shooting Long Exposures:

Deborah Sandidge on shooting long exposure landscapes and cityscapes

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Top Photography Tips from Nikon School Instructors

Learn photography the easy way, at Nikon School

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Caring for your Nikon 1 Waterproof Housing

Regular maintenence and care of the WP-N1/WP-N2 will ensure its watertight…

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Create a Visual Meme With Your Photos & Quick Wit!

Learn how to create a Meme with your own digital photographs that you…

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When You Explore All Angles, Better Pictures Happen

Tom Bol explains how changing perspective can make a better image.

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Setting up the COOLPIX S800c

The COOLPIX S800c offers wireless connectivity, learn how to set it up easily

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Well-Seen Images

Rob Van Petten on photographers who inspire him

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The Versatile Appeal of the D600

See what makes the D600 an appealing camera

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Techniques: Flower Power

Focus Stacking for Close-Up Depth and Detail

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Workshop: Places to Stand

Michael Clark on Three Words: Location, Location, Location

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First Frame: Pursuit

Jack Dykinga on subjects that dictate composition

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Assignment: Dynamic Duos of Storytelling Skill

Corey Rich and Celin Serbo collaborate on assignment

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Understanding Auto ISO

Auto ISO can simplify shooting under changing lighting conditions

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Time Passages

Barry Brukoff’s passion for architecture, archeology and photography

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Travel Plans

Pete Saloutos on research and preparation before travel assigments

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Essential Elements

Randy Ziegler on simplicity in compositions, gear and advice

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Canyon Country Shooting

Tips for taking great photos of the Southwestern United States

Photograph Family and Friends During the Holidays

The holidays are prime picture-taking time. Get some great tips on…

Beginner

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Effects of Climate Change on Glaciers Through Time-Lapse

Jim Balog documents melting glaciers around the globe through…

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Hands On

Lindsay Silverman discusses autofocusing when using teleconverters

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Moving Pictures: Riding the Rails

Riding the Rails for Smooth Moves

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A Light in the Forest

Rod Planck on photographing critters in the field with a Speedlight

Advanced

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Using Teleconverters

Teleconverters let you extend your photographic reach

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10 Tips for Shooting Autumn Foliage

Nature photographer Rod Planck offers tips for shooting colorful fall foliage

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Reflex Action: A Surf Photographer's Top Tips

Surf shooter Jay Watson offers tips for getting great surfing action photos

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Quick Tips for Taking Better Portraits

Suggested Lens choices, exposure settings and focus modes

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5 Easy Composition Guidelines

Follow 5 easy tips for better photo compositions

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Take Better Portraits

Tips for taking a good portrait photo

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Sum Total

Stewart Halperin on photographing vibrant colors

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Skill Set

Mark Alberhasky puts his skills to the test on safari in Africa

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Parting Shot

James Neeley's kaleidoscopic imagery

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First Frame

Layne Kennedy photographs the birds

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Notebook: Permanent Record

Benny Migliorino shoots a graphic arts story

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At Large: Webwork

Karen Kasmauski tells shorter stories

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Marketplace: Step by Step

Taking it easy with the D3200

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Outside Shots: Cuba See

Tony Sweet makes natural connections in Cuba

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The Edge: On The Scene

Mike Corrado shoots the photographers shooting the D4 & D800 ad campaigns

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The Inspired Image

Communication is key for Dixie Dixon in creating stunning images

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Assignment: Road Trip

Bob Krist pursues persons of interest

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Composing Photographs

Tips for making better compositions when photographing in the field

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Control Color for Maximum Impact

David Mendelsohn shoots color as monochrome

Shooting Wirelessly with Nikon Digital Cameras and Wi-Fi Adapters

Enjoy wireless transfer of images with Wi-Fi compatible…

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Tips For Making Tempting Food Photos

Alison Lyons offers simple tips for taking great photos of food & drink

Shooting for Better Photos? Details Can Make the Difference.

Moose Peterson photographs the small details that tell the…

Fine Focus: A 1-to-1 Photo Learning Experience

Expanding photographic horizons with a mentor's guidance

What is a Lens MTF Chart & How Do I Read It?

MTF charts plot the performance and quality of a lens

Advanced

Photographing the Night Sky

Astrophotography: tips for making great images of the stars, moon and night sky time-lapse

Advanced

Photographing Sports Indoors and Out

Capturing the action of a sporting event is easy when you follow a few simple…

Advanced

Strategy Sessions

Doug Gordon on wedding photography

Flash of Inspiration

Bob Krist shoots with the COOLPIX P7100 and Speedlights

Advanced

New Tricks

Time to get moving with Lindsay Silverman

Multi Story

In which smart gets smarter

How to Photograph a Solar Eclipse

Learn the techniques needed to shoot solar eclipses from Mr. Eclipse, Fred Espenak

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How to Photograph a Lunar Eclipse

Learn the techniques needed to shoot lunar eclipses from Mr. Eclipse, Fred Espenak

Advanced

Master Class: Just Watch and Learn

Steve Heiner discusses moviemaking inspiration

Making Great COOLPIX Videos of a Child's Birthday Party

Tips & Tricks from photographer Ann Cutting

Making Great COOLPIX Videos of Your Kid's Sports

Tips & Tricks from photographer Ann Cutting

Making Great COOLPIX Videos on a Vacation

Tips & Tricks from photographer Ann Cutting

What Your Favorite Films Can Teach You About Making Films

Steve Heiner creates a short D-movie based on blockbusters that…

Photographing the Night Sky: Star Trails

Astrophotography: tips for making great star trail images

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How-To Take Great Photos at the Aquarium

Tips for photographing the fish and creatures that live under water

Advanced

Bokeh for Beginners

Have your subjects stand apart from the background with this easy technique

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Superstar: D4 Delivers High Speed Performance

Learn about the features of Nikon's new flagship D-SLR

Rapid Response: Cruising with the Flagship

Joe McNally shoots with the flagship D4 D-SLR

Shooting Spectacular Sunrises and Sunsets

Jim Harmer’s tips for photographing at dawn and dusk

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Unique Maternity Portraits

Jennifer Loomis on Maternity Photography

Speedlight Tutorial: Bounce Technique

David Tejada uses Speedlights wirelessly for pleasing portrait illumination

What it Takes

David X. Tejada on minimalist lighting with Speedlights

Yes, I Pan: Pursuing the Bigger Picture

Tony Sweet on creating panoramas

Speedlight Tutorial: Artificial Sunlight Technique

David Tejada uses Speedlights to add a late afternoon look to a scene

Speedlight Tutorial: Day to Night Technique

David Tejada uses Speedlights to create the illusion of a night scene

Northern Exposure

Corey Rich documents a first ascent of the Arrigetch Peaks in Alaska's Brooks Range

Basic Underwater Photography Tips

5 tips to taking better photos under the sea

Moiré & False Color

The role of the optical low pass filter in D-SLRs.

Photo Ops in NYC

Subject Suggestions from a Seasoned Pro

Photo Ops in Philadelphia

Subject Suggestions from a Seasoned Pro

Nikon World Online Exclusive: Deep North

Corey Rich documents a first ascent in Northern Alaska's Brooks Range.

Joe McNally and the new SB-910 AF Speedlight

Behind the Scenes of a Marketing Campaign Shoot

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Live View Shooting Modes

Live View Shooting Mode enables you to view and compose the shot without looking through the…

What to do When you Need Stills while Shooting HD Video

Shoot simultaneously or save a frame options with the D4 D-SLR.

Exposure Compensation When Using i-TTL Gets Easier with the D4

Exposure compensation and flash compensation can be set…

51-Point Autofocus System

The 51-point AF system positions 51 points of focus within the frame to allow photographers to…

Wired and Wireless File Transfer

Wired or wireless options lets you transfer image files from the camera to computer when…

Dedicated Time Release Movie Mode and Time Lapse Using the Built-in Interval Timer

Deciding which technique to use with…

Advanced

D-Movie Mode

Nikon advances D-Movie functionality with groundbreaking technologies.

Geotagging: Do More with your Images and Videos

GPS, Geolocation and Geotagging

Just Say Mo. Slow-Mo that is.

Steve Heiner shoots slow-motion video

In a New York Minute: Images of a Long Weekend

Lindsay Silverman spends a weekend shooting with only one D-SLR and lens…

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Converting Motion Snapshots for Viewing on a Computer

Simple how-to guide to converting Motion Snapshot files on a Mac or…