Episode Summary 
In this week's episode, Anne Cahill sits don with Larry and they talk about the importance of depth of field when using quality prime lenses. Pete shares a tip on attaching velcro to your flashes to help attach flash modifiers. Larry has a tip on illuminating your subjects in low-light conditions. Plus, the work of photographer Steve Augulis.
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Thanks for the show. Happy to see they dusted off Larry and put him in front of the camera again.
Great Show
Great show, like the rubber ring tip. Thanks Guys, You Rock!
great tips
How about more tips and less ads……….
Hi,
I don’t know what this is but I’ve met some people in photography shop, that they have to have lens with f1.4, and nothing else matters.
And when I ask them what they need it for they say, group shots family portraits etc. And when I try to tell them about depht of field etc. and then retail shop selling person comes and say their talk- becacuse they want to sell no matter what.
Did You had same experience?
Could You make some topic about what f stop make what…
Cheers,
Jacek
Nice show. That 85mm 1.4 is a seriously awesome lens.
This show catches the art of a “tips & tricks” concept perfectly! Bang, bang, bang; here they are; done; see ya next week. DTown was wonderful for a long time, but in both the earliest and later segments (I’ve been here since the beginning), it tended to get to more chatty and less info-y. This T&T gets rid of the empty chat. I think y’all at Kelby have a knack for ID-ing something that works and for when it has stopped working, that being the time to move on to something a little different — but not too different. Moreover ( I really like that word!), the Kelby commercials are fun and info-y as well: your models work in so nicely in some of them; I especially like Adam “Smith” with Scott talking directly to him, and the Photoshop World commercial with the gal and the guy (she acts pretty well, too: her actions and expressions are well done, and her final statement is perfect!).
I’m also glad you moved the contest entry space, now I feel as though a comment will actually be read instead of being buried in 637 others vying for the prize.
Thanks for doing what you do!
Tom Hargreaves
great show guys!
WOW Larry, it’s really great to see you back on screen. Now the show is complete. It would be great to see you permanently host the show. You and RC would make a perfact pair to host. Great tips & tricks—–
Thanks for the tips for using velcro on a flash and the lighting tips for getting the proper focus.
Thanks for the tips on using velcro on a flash and the use of light to get a better focus on your subject.
Nice tips guys!
Democratic show! One day Scott, the next RC, then Matt, now Pete and Larry …
awesome tips
dont miss the old show any more
The new series is great. I caught up today by watching the first five episodes.
Small suggestion… your theme is a little melancholy, especially watching five episodes. A little more upbeat tempo would better fit the show.
Thanks,
Great show. Keep it up.
Love the new format,wish that it was a little bit longer. But the best part is that I can keep up with the show while I’m on vacation in Germany..
Enjoying the episodes, so far. Hope you keep up the good work
GREAT TIPS….THANKS…..
Good tip on using a flashlight to get focus
Thanks
Larry great stuff !!! when will you be doing cheat shots again ?
Loved the show this week (I love them every week)
Good info on dof.
I like the show
good show
Thanks for the reminder of the
D7000 video. I need to go review it. Still trying to learn mine.
I miss the old show. There is far less useful content and too much advertising in this new show, that’s just my opinion. Thanks
Velcro is definitely the way to go for flash accessories especially if your ghetto lighting.
Velcro is definetly the way to go for flash accessories especially if your using ghetto apparatus.
great tips.
Great tips as usual was wondering could Pete let me know if the elincrom radio triggers work with the canon ettl system thanks
Good show, guys!
Great show!
I always enjoy your shows!
Larry, are you getting younger?
just a thank you goes along way !
Great show. Keep up the good work!
it was greatly riveting to look over your blog, I want to reproduce your post in my blog. It can ? And you et an account on Twitter?
Excellent shows guys!
Thanks