Taking sharp photos is one of the primary goals of any good photographer. The ability to create a sharp photo is one that eludes many photographers. NYIP Dean Chuck DeLaney along with two of NYIP’s student advisors discuss some simple techniques that can help you to take sharp photos.

For years professional photographers have used almost exclusively SLR cameras in their work. Today the prevalence of high quality point and shoot cameras and the massive distribution and use of disposable point and shoot cameras has started to remove some of the stigma attached to the film point and shoot camera. Listen as NYIP instructors discuss the different uses of both SLR and point and shoot cameras.

Nearly every SLR or DSLR has a powerful yet often misused tool, the Pop-Up Flash. This episode will help you learn when and how to use your Pop-Up Flash.

The Three Guidelines to Great Photography are the tried and tested method that the New York Institute of Photography has been teaching and using for nearly 100 years. Mastering these Three Guidelines will allow you to make images like the pros.