9 Tips From Corey Rich to Transition From Still Photography to Motion

May 13, 2014 Marco | Editor

This piece originally appeared in our guide Building Your Outdoor & Adventure Photography Business – for the full article download the guide here.

When Nikon launched the D90 in August 2008, the world’s first video-enabled DSLR camera, Corey Rich ran out and bought one immediately. He saw the Nikon D90 as a sort of gateway into a second stage of professional life as a visual storyteller. Indeed, over the last six years, Corey has spent a majority of his time directing motion projects for commercial brands including Apple, Mazda, New Mexico Tourism, Nikon and Polartec. …read more

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Marco | Editor

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