YouTube Episode Guide

For convenience, here's a page that can be bookmarked and which I'll update when I have a new supplemental blog post written for the Photography with Imre series that I do on YouTube.

Photography with Imre
Episode 36 - Time-lapse Photography - Supplemental Post
Episode 36 - Time-lapse Photography - Video Post

Episode 35 - Photo Copyright Protection Tips - Supplemental Post
Episode 35 - Photo Copyright Protection Tips - Video Post

Episode 34 - The Histogram - Supplemental Post
Episode 34 - The Histogram - Video Post

Episode 33 - Intro to Action Photography - Supplemental Post
Episode 33 - Intro to Action Photography - Video Post

Episode 32 - Astrophotography Part 1 - Supplemental Post (B)
Episode 32 - Astrophotography Part 1 - Supplemental Post (A)
Episode 32 - Astrophotography Part 1

Episode 31 - Viewer Q & A - Camera Maintenance and Care - Supplemental Post

Episode 29 and 30 - Macro Photography - Supplemental Post
Episode 30 - Macro Photography - Part 2
Episode 29 - Macro Photography - Part 1

Episode 28 - Image Size, Resolution, and Cropping - Part 2
Episode 28 - Image Size, Resolution, and Cropping - Part 1

Episode 27 - Landscape Photography - Part 2
Episode 27 - Landscape Photography - Part 1

Episode 25, 25A, and 26 - HDR Photography - Supplemental Post
Episode 26 - HDR Photography - Part 2
Episode 25A - HDR Photography Addendum - Part 1
Episode 25 - HDR Photography - Part 1

Episode 23 and 24 - Infrared Photography - Supplemental Post
Episode 24 - Infrared Photography - Part 2
Episode 23 - Infrared Photography - Part 1

Episode 22 - Lightning Photography - Part 2
Episode 22 - Lightning Photography

Episode 21 - Aperture Revisited - Part 2
Episode 21 - Aperture Revisited

Episode 20 - Zoom Trick Shot - Part 2
Episode 20 - Zoom Trick Shot

Episode 19 - RAW vs. JPEG Part 2 - Part 2
Episode 19 - RAW vs. JPEG Part 2

Episode 18 - RAW vs. JPEG Part 1

Episode 17 - Flashes Part 5: Fill Flash - Part 2
Episode 17 - Flashes Part 5: Fill Flash

Episode 16 - Flashes Part 4: Slow Sync Flash Modes - Part 2
Episode 16 - Flashes Part 4: Slow Sync Flash Modes

Episode 15 - Flashes Part 3: Red-Eye - Part 2
Episode 15 - Flashes Part 3: Red-Eye

Episode 14 - Flashes Part 2: Sync Speed (X-Sync) - Part 2
Episode 14 - Flashes Part 2: Sync Speed (X-Sync)

Episode 13 - Flashes Part 1: Introduction to Flashes - Part 2
Episode 13 - Flashes Part 1: Introduction to Flashes

Episode 12 - Pre and Post Composition Checklist - Part 2
Episode 12 - Pre and Post Composition Checklist

Episode 11 - Neutral Density Filters - Part 2
Episode 11 - Neutral Density Filters

Episode 10 - 3D Photography - Part 2
Episode 10 - 3D Photography

Episode 9a - Color Polarizing Filters
Episode 9 - Polarizing Filters - Part 2
Episode 9 - Polarizing Filters

Episode 8 - UV Filters

Episode 7 - White Balance - Part 2
Episode 7 - White Balance

Episode 6 - Metering and Exposure - Part 2
Episode 6 - Metering and Exposure

Episode 5 - Lenses (focal length, crop factor, macro lenses)

Episode 4 - Composition

Episode 3 - Sensitivity (ISO) - Part 2
Episode 3 - Sensitivity (ISO)

Episode 2 - The Shutter - Part 2
Episode 2 - The Shutter

Episode 1 - Aperture


Videos or blog posts related to the Photography with Imre series (e.g. viewer responses)
Viewer Q & A - Can the Foreground be Blurred?

It's cold outside, but I still want to take pics! Can I? Huh? Can I?

Photography Q & A - Volume 001

My Approach to Backing Up My Photos

Viewer Q & A - FL-50 Tutorial / Camera in Manual - Part 2

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