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Cache Invalidation Strategies With Varnish Cache By Per Buer April 23rd, 2014 Optimization, Performance, Techniques 1 Comment Phil Karlton once said, “There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things.†This article is about the harder of these two: cache invalidation. It’s directed at readers who already work with Varnish Cache. To learn more about it, you’ll find background information in “Speed Up Your Mobile Website With Varnish.†10 microseconds (or 250 milliseconds): That’s the difference between delivering a cache hit and delivering...
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By Steve Kovacs
Some of the most compelling (but challenging) underwater photographs are those showing marine life behavior of some type. Although creating a nice behavior image can be a difficult endeavor, there are steps an intrepid photographer can take to increase the chances of success.Â
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Cleaning Stations
One of the most common behaviors that divers are familiar with are those involving cleaning stations. Of course, the first step in attaining an image is actually finding a cleaning station. Once such a...
A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Win an Olympus E-M10 Camera from Macphun! Every photo entrant receives a prize!!! Over the last several years here at dPS, we’ve run some very popular competitions. This week, we are very happy to bring you our latest photo contest, “Get Outside and Shoot†from Macphun, makers of award winning photo apps for Mac OS! EVERYONE is a WINNER! For this competition, Macphun is giving away a Grand Prize of an Olympus E-M10 Camera, photo submissions published on canvas, and Macphun photo apps of your choosing! Plus, EVERY entrant will receive a complimentary copy...
A Post By: Rick Berk The Fire Wave at Valley of Fire State Park.Exposure: ISO 160, 4 minutes, at f/16. EOS 5D Mark III with EF 16-35 f/2.8L II. About a month ago, a question was posed on the DPS Facebook Page, “What is the number one obstacle to you taking better photos?†While some answered that they were unsure how to set exposure in Manual mode, and others thought their gear might be limiting them, the overwhelming number one answer was TIME. In this day and age of being always on, always connected, and always on the go, it can be difficult to find time to do photography. Like...
Rethinking Mobile Tutorials: Which Patterns Really Work? By Theresa Neil April 22nd, 2014 Design Patterns, Techniques, Tutorials 3 Comments Pattern libraries are a great source of inspiration and education for designers. But common practice doesn’t always equal best practice. In this post, we’ll look at why many common tutorial patterns are ineffective and how you can leverage game design principles to increase user engagement. After the release of the first edition of Mobile Design Pattern Gallery, Intuit asked me to speak with its mobile team. I spoke at a high level about the value of...
After Editorially: The Search For Alternative Collaborative Online Writing Tools By Paul Lloyd April 17th, 2014 Resources, Techniques, Tools 14 Comments I’m going to let you in on a little secret: the best writers, be it your favorite authors or those that write for Smashing Magazine, don’t do it alone. Often, they work with an editor (or two), who will help them coalesce their words into something more compelling or easier to understand. Having worked with several editors — and having been a technical editor myself — I’ve really come to appreciate this aspect of the writing...
What You Need To Know About WordPress 3.9 By Tyler Longren April 17th, 2014 Techniques (WP), WordPress, 42 Comments The latest version of WordPress named “Smith†was released yesterday which brings us another round of core changes. This time, the team worked mainly on the back-end editing and admin functions, such as a big TinyMCE (visual editor) update, gallery previews, media playlists, an improved widget UI and live theme previews (only to mention a few). Here’s what you need to know about the major changes in WordPress 3.9. Improved Widget Interface While the old widget interface...
Understanding CSS Timing Functions By Stephen Greig April 15th, 2014 CSS, Techniques, Tools 12 Comments People of the world, strap yourself in and hold on tight, for you are about to experience truly hair-raising excitement as you get to grips with the intricacies of the hugely interesting CSS timing function! OK, so the subject matter of this article probably hasn’t sent your blood racing, but all jokes aside, the timing function is a bit of a hidden gem when it comes to CSS animation, and you could well be surprised by just how much you can do with it. First of all, let’s set the scene...
A Post By: Andrew S. Gibson In my last article I gave you five reasons to use natural light for portraiture. The next step in creating the perfect portrait shoot is planning. The more details you figure out in advance, the more likely you are to come away from the shoot with some beautiful portraits to make you proud. Generating ideas The creative side of portrait photography is something that some photographers seem to find easy, and others really challenging. One approach to generating ideas is to look at the work of others and let their portraits inspire you. You’re probably familiar...
A Post By: Piper Mackay The background in your image can quickly reveal your skill level as a photographer. Learning to see past an exotic or exciting subject, to catch the details in the background, is what will distinguish you from a beginning, hobbyist photographer to an experienced professional. The background in your image immediately stands out to a trained eye. Learning just this skill can very quickly elevate and improve your photography. Most times, the difference between a snapshot and a strong, compelling image can be as simple as one small step, slightly changing your...
Lytro has unveiled the Illum light field camera, its first new hardware since the original Lytro launched more than two years ago. Like its predecessor, the Illum captures information about the angle from which light has arrived, allowing it to calculate images with different perspective and focus. Lytro calls the images ‘living pictures’, which are presented in a proprietary interactive format.  The biggest change is the use of a much larger sensor: now a 1″ type, rather than 1/3″ type usually found in smartphones. Despite this more than sevenfold increase in...
A Post By: Post Production Pye As photographers, you’re all looking to “wow†the people we’re taking pictures of, whether they’re clients or just friends. When you show final images, there’s that sense of anticipation, excitement and nervousness as you gauge reactions. And when you hear the words “amazing†or “I love them,†it’s truly a great feeling. So how do you get the “wow†and avoid the “just okay?†Well that’s not always easy. With so many good photographers out there and so much of their work getting exposure via social networks, expectations for good...
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A Post By: Neil Creek Sometimes a new piece of camera equipment will let you do something better, faster, or cheaper. But sometimes it lets you do something wholly new, that nothing else can do, and it opens up a whole new world of creative opportunities. The Light Blaster is that kind of gear. By combining a flash, a lens, and one of many different slides which you can buy or provide yourself, the Light Blaster lets you project an image into your scene or onto the subject. Like any new piece of equipment there’s a bit of a learning curve, but you can create effects that add to your photo...
A Post By: John Davenport Digital cameras may be making incremental improvements with dynamic range capabilities, but are still lacking in terms of what they can capture. Bracketing multiple exposures of the same scene and merging them together with tone mapping software is one way of creating an HDR photograph allowing you to capture the full range of the scene in front of your camera. The people at Everimaging have recently upgraded their HDR tone mapping software offering to its third edition, and as a result today we’re going to talk about HDRDarkroom 3. It’s available for both Mac...
A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Earlier today I shared a collection of waterfall photographs to get your weekend going, and earlier this week we launched our latest dPS eBook  - Loving Landscapes A guide to landscape photography workflow and post-production. So in keep with the theme of landscape and nature photography the weekly photography challenge will be waterfalls. By paul bica Even if you live in the city you can probably find some manmade waterfalls or fountains nearby. Think outside the box. Is there a park with a stream? Perhaps a babbling brook? Do some digging and find some...
A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt A couple weeks ago I shared some stunning landscape photos and you had a weekly challenge of the same theme. Today I’m going to get more specific and focus in on one element of nature that’s super popular with landscape photographers. Waterfalls! I think this is one of those things that when you can master taking photos of a waterfall, ones that make you and your friends go “oh wow†then your photography has stepped up a notch to the next level. Come with me on this journey, and if you’re not there yet I’ll leave you with a few articles on...
Toshiba has announced the industry’s first microSD memory cards to comply with the UHS-II standard. Also being UHS Speed Class 3 (U3) enabled will allow the new cards, available in 64GB and 32GB capacities, to capture 4K video at constant minimum write speeds of 30MB/s. The 64GB cards offer a maximum read speed of 260MB/s and a maximum write speed of 240MB/s. The 32GB cards have a maximum read speed of 145MB/s and maximum write speed of 130MB/s. Pricing and availability were not announced. Â Press Release: TOSHIBA DEBUTS WORLD’S FASTEST MICROSD MEMORY CARDS First to...
WTD #1324 Check out ‘What the Duck’ in our Link Directory What the Duck is a comic strip by Aaron Johnson. It started as a webcomic, with the first strip posted in July 2006. The strip has appeared as print in numerous photography magazines including Amateur Photographer in the UK. It was picked up for syndication in 2008 by Universal Press Syndicate under the name W. T. Duck. What The Duck is published here every week, and also runs in our weekly newsletter.
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A Post By: John Barbiaux 16mm lens, ISO 100, f/13, 2 second exposure Perhaps one of the most overlooked and undervalued tools you can own as a photographer is a Neutral Density filter (ND Filter) or Graduated ND Filter. In fact, if photography is considered painting with light then a ND filter would be considered the brush tip. You see, different paint brush tips can be used to regulate, if you will, the amount of paint you apply with each stroke – just like different Neutral Density or Graduated ND filters can be used to regulate the amount of light you allow to enter your camera. What is...
A Post By: Jimmy McIntyre There will be a time when the wizards behind your camera technology conjure up a sensor so powerful they will swallow up any scene and spit it out just as it was – no over, or underexposed areas. Until then, in order to produce an image with a high dynamic range of light, you have to work with the sensors available to you and create your own post-processing magic. Image created by blending two exposure with luminosity masks, one for the sky and one for the foreground. While you, and many photographers, may have relied heavily on HDR programs in your exposure...
Manuel’s Question: I read Scott Hargis’s Lighting Interiors book and it’s awesome, but I have one concern. Why does he never mention white balance? Answer: Shoot in RAW, set your WB on auto and then touch it up as needed in Lightroom or Photoshop. Also, you’ll find that when using flash, the flash will tend to dominate the WB. I shoot with WB on Auto and very rarely have to change the WB in Lightroom. Greg’s Question: I’m really confused on how this whole Virtual Tour thing works from the Realtor’s perspective. I understand how to make a basic slideshow in Lightroom, but...
A Post By: Michael Walker-Toye I don’t use a flash for my photography, it’s a personal preference. Available light, in its many forms, is both challenging and rewarding so I rarely find a need to turn to creative lighting. Natural light, golden hour What is ‘available light’? Let’s be clear on definitions first. As a street photographer my preferred source of light is sunlight, more specifically, natural light. Available and ambient light refer to any and all light sources the photographer did not introduce for their photograph; light bulbs, candles, fire, neon, to name a few. The...
A Post By: Todd Sisson Embracing the power of creative post-processing can transform your landscape photography from dull and lifeless, to lustrous and vibrant overnight! We’re acutely aware that the preceding statement reads suspiciously like the voiceover script for a ‘next generation, nano-organic hair care’ commercial, but it’s true – digital post-processing can be a transcendent experience for your landscape images. Sunset over the Mount Egmont from Wai-iti Beach, Taranaki Coast, New Zealand (by Sarah). Post-processing doesn’t always have to be complex to be effective. This...
The maker of popular Wi-Fi SD cards has launched Eyefi Cloud, a private photo-centric cloud service that makes photos instantly available on a smartphone, tablet, PC or smart TV. Once users send images from their camera to mobile device using the Eyefi Mobi SD memory card and updated iOS and Android Eyefi apps, images can now be transferred to Eyefi Cloud for viewing on any browser-enabled device. Â The company is offering a three-month membership to the cloud service when activating a new account. Existing Eyefi Mobi card users will also get the free trial when downloading the app...
A Post By: Andrew S. Gibson With all the attention given to the art and craft of shooting portraits using flash, you could be forgiven for thinking that this is the only way to take a portrait. The truth is that while fashionable Speedlites get all the attention, there are photographers working almost entirely in natural light and creating beautiful portraits without a softbox or light stand in sight. One of the most prolific is Eduardo Izq, a photographer based in the United States who has built an impressive portfolio of natural light portraits taken using local models and dancers. Eduardo...
A Post By: Alex Morrison If you’ve been using a digital camera for any length of time, you’ve probably heard about White Balance. You may still be wondering exactly what it is, and how to use it; or you may be using it right now and be wondering how it can possibly be something “creativeâ€. Different white balance settings create different looks I’m going to show you some of my techniques for using White Balance to creatively enhance your landscape photography and with a few simple steps you can unlock the remarkable power of creative White Balance. Don’t worry, this is not a...
First up are a pair of grips for the X-T1: the MHG-XT Small and Large. The former is more like an adapter than anything else, as all of the other compatible grips can be attached to it (including the battery grip). The MHG-XT Large is just what it sounds like: an even larger grip than the currently available MHG-XT. Both grips have enough spacing to allow for use of larger lenses and allow easy access to the battery/memory card compartment. They also have flanges for Arca-Swiss adapters built right in. For those who want a more substantial eye-cup, Fuji now offers the EC-XT extended...
Sony has released a firmware update for its QX10 and QX100 camera modules that bring a couple of improvements. The shutter button can now be used to pre-focus with a half-press which allows you to focus and recompose with the QX modules just like you would do with any digital camera. Sony has also improved the QX models’ NFC performance. The modules can now establish a NFC connection to your smartphone quicker, just make sure you’ve got the latest version of Sony’s PlayMemories Mobile app (v4.2 or newer) installed. Sony had released an update for the QX modules...
A Post By: Darren Rowse Today is an exciting day at dPS HQ because we’re releasing an eBook that has been asked for many times by readers – LOVING Landscapes, a Guide to Landscape Photography Workflow and Post-Processing by Todd and Sarah Sisson. Early in 2013 we looked at our growing library of photography eBooks and realised that we had a big hole to fill – we were yet to publish a Landscape Photography eBook. We began the hunt for a photographer to create a guide. After much searching we came across the photography of husband and wife team Todd and Sarah Sisson and fell in love with...
A Post By: Gavin Hardcastle The most common question I get asked by my workshop students is ‘how do you get such sharp images?’. It’s actually really simple. Basically, avoid movement of any kind while the shutter is open, focus well and choose the right aperture for your creative vision. Mostly it’s just plain old common sense with a couple of technical elements thrown in, so if you want to learn how to get super sharp landscape photography images, here’s my list of top tips. Top tips for sharper landscape photography 1 – Use a good tripod with a sturdy ball head and make sure...
A Post By: James Maher Recently I wrote a New Photographer’s Guide to Camera Settings. Once you become comfortable with your camera settings, the next step is to learn the rules of good composition and design for your photography. So here are the 10 most important tips to take into account when framing your scene. Your guide to composition. Grand Central Terminal and Chrysler Building, NYC #1 How will the viewer’s eyes flow through the scene? I prefer to think about composition as if it is a game to please the eyes, and if you want to please the eyes, they need something to do and...
Ricoh has launched the Pentax 645Z, a medium-format camera with a 51.4 megapixel CMOS sensor. Boasting an articulated 3.2-inch LCD, top ISO of 204,800, 3 fps continuous shooting, and 1080/60i video, the 645Z is cold-resistant, dustproof and weather-resistant with 76 weather-seals. It’s also compatible with the Pentax FluCard, offering wireless remote control and image sharing from the camera to a smartphone, tablet or computer. The Pentax 645Z will be available in June for $8499/£6799 body only. Ricoh Imaging Americas also announced the availability of thirteen additional 645...
A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Bambi Cantrell may not be a name you recognize unless you are a wedding photographer. She’s been doing photography since about 1982 and was someone who I followed early on in my career in photography. She’s a frequent speaker at the popular WPPI conference every year and was a recent teacher on Creative Live. These videos are segments of that talk that discuss that area of value of yourself as a photographer and pricing so make a profit and a good living. In this video below Bambi talks about many extremely important aspects to being a photographer...
A Post By: Nikole Bordato Ahhh spring. A great time to bust out your lens pens and lens cloths and dust off your photography equipment. But don’t forget to spruce up your memory cards before heading into the summer season. Start With a Memory Card Inventory Take the time to survey how many cards you have and what state they are in. This is especially important if you have multiple types of cards floating around. Ensure that there are no stragglers hiding in a camera bag pocket or at the bottom of a lens case. My tip: I write numbers on my memory cards so I can double check I have all my...
A Post By: Patrick Nugent Often times shooting special events is not the most glamorous gig in photography, but when a client calls you up looking for a photographer to shoot an event, you take the job. Sometime’s you end up somewhere great like the trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange, other times you’re in a small, dark, dull event space with only 20 people making the best of the situation. Regardless of the size or location of the event, you’re job is to make some great images. There are a lot of little things that can make diving into special event photography much...
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A Post By: Helen Bradley If you have Lightroom you might assume that you have all you need for managing your images. That may not be the case and many professional and keen amateur photographers benefit from combining Lightroom with the image management software Daminion. Daminion is an image management solution which helps you do large library management with Lightroom. You can think of it as being the rough equivalent of the Lightroom Library module operating on steroids. Daminion’s biggest advantage is that it is true multiuser software so, with Daminion server installed, multiple users...
A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Last week’s challenge featured landscape photography. In keeping with the theme of getting outside, this week we’re going to focus (pun intended) on the smaller creatures in Mother Nature’s world – the bugs. Here’s a few images to inspire you for the weekly photography challenge – bugs! The Katydid by Steve Passlow on 500px Next to you… by Yvonne Späne on 500px yummy by bug eye on 500px Locust by Matteo Senesi on 500px Spider by Thomas Forysiak on 500px By Rovanto By Vinoth Chandar Share your Going Buggy images! Simply upload your shot into the...
A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt In the last two weeks we’ve look at the flora and some full on stunning landscapes. Now it’s time for some fauna, but focused in a little closer on some of its smaller members, photos of nature’s smallest critters. The insects! Right around the corner in the Northern Hemisphere is spring with its showers and flowers. But there would be no flowers without the bees and insects to pollenate. So today we pay homage to our little buddies that work so hard. I bring you: It’s a Bug’s Life By Pablo Fernández By ????????? ???????? By Prabhu B Doss By Adam...
WTD #1238 Check out ‘What the Duck’ in our Link Directory What the Duck is a comic strip by Aaron Johnson. It started as a webcomic, with the first strip posted in July 2006. The strip has appeared as print in numerous photography magazines including Amateur Photographer in the UK. It was picked up for syndication in 2008 by Universal Press Syndicate under the name W. T. Duck. What The Duck is published here every week, and also runs in our weekly newsletter.
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Lensbaby, maker of popular selective focus lenses, has announced a 5.8mm F3.5 circular fisheye lens for Canon and Nikon mounts. With a 185° angle of view, the lens produces a full-circle fisheye image when used with APS-C-sized sensor cameras. The lens also allows you to focus as close as 1/4-inch. Lensbaby is taking pre-orders now. The circular fisheye will sell for $299.95.  Jump to: Press Release Press Releases: Lensbaby Launches a 5.8mm 185° Circular Fisheye Lens for Creative Photography Portland, OR – April 10, 2014 – Lensbaby, makers of creative effects camera lenses,...
Tamron has announced pricing and availability for its 16-300mm F3.5-6.3 Di II VC PZD Macro 18.8x superzoom for APS-C SLRs. The lens, which was announced in February, will go on sale in mid-May at a street price of $629. The 16-300mm F3.5-6.3 Di II VC PZD Macro will offer an unusually wide angle view for its class (24-450mm equivalent), while also allowing close-up shooting with 0.34x magnification. It has an ultrasonic-type autofocus motor, splashproof construction and optical image stabilization. Jump to: Press Release Specifications <!– Additional Images –>...
Short Haired Female Model Required for Portfolio Shots
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Video / Promo Producer Needed
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Sound Recordist/Boom Operator Required for Dramatic Short Film: I Promise.
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Lighting Assistant Needed For Music Video Shoot
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Camera Assistant Needed For Music Video Shoot
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Assistant Director Needed for Music Video Shoot
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Photographer Needed for a Bar in the City
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Photographer/Videographer Wanted to Join Publicity Team Singer/Songwriter
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Looking for Underwear Photographer
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LAST CHANCE: Miss Universe New Zealand 2014
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Photographer Wanted for Wedding Ceremony
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Cache Invalidation Strategies With Varnish Cache
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Cache Invalidation Strategies With Varnish Cache By Per Buer April 23rd, 2014 Optimization, Performance, Techniques 1 Comment Phil Karlton once said, “There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things.†This article is about the harder of these two: cache invalidation. It’s directed at readers who already work with Varnish Cache. To learn more about it, you’ll find background information in “Speed Up Your Mobile Website With Varnish.†10 microseconds (or 250 milliseconds): That’s the difference between delivering a cache hit and delivering...
Photographing Fish Behavior
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What Are Real Estate Photography RCMA Operators Doing To Protect Against Risk?
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Wide-Angle Lenses For Real Estate Photography: How Wide is Wide?
Interior Lighting With Multiple Strobes: By Scott Hargis
What Should You Charge For Real Estate Photography?
Don’t Charge For Real Estate Photography Until Your Verticals are Vertical
Choosing Gear To Get Started in Real Estate Photography For Least the Cost
My Formula For Pricing Real Estate Photography
The Arithmetic Of Real Estate Photography Pricing
Bracketing With Flash For Exposure Fusion and HDR
Flash For Beginners – Why You Eventually Really Do Need To Use...
Contest – Win an Olympus E-M10 Camera from Macphun!
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A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Win an Olympus E-M10 Camera from Macphun! Every photo entrant receives a prize!!! Over the last several years here at dPS, we’ve run some very popular competitions. This week, we are very happy to bring you our latest photo contest, “Get Outside and Shoot†from Macphun, makers of award winning photo apps for Mac OS! EVERYONE is a WINNER! For this competition, Macphun is giving away a Grand Prize of an Olympus E-M10 Camera, photo submissions published on canvas, and Macphun photo apps of your choosing! Plus, EVERY entrant will receive a complimentary copy...
Finding the Time to do Photography Part 1- Business Trip to Las Vegas
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A Post By: Rick Berk The Fire Wave at Valley of Fire State Park.Exposure: ISO 160, 4 minutes, at f/16. EOS 5D Mark III with EF 16-35 f/2.8L II. About a month ago, a question was posed on the DPS Facebook Page, “What is the number one obstacle to you taking better photos?†While some answered that they were unsure how to set exposure in Manual mode, and others thought their gear might be limiting them, the overwhelming number one answer was TIME. In this day and age of being always on, always connected, and always on the go, it can be difficult to find time to do photography. Like...
NYC Department of Records archives showcase city’s history
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Fascinating content, but I agree that minimum 45$ for a print or download, restricted to personal use, is a bit steep. Especially coming from a public institution…. Source Article from http://www.dpreview.com/news/2014/04/23/nyc-department-of-records-archives-showcase-city-s-history
Drone films SpaceX rocket launch and landing
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“While the F9R hovers at about 250m (820 ft), future tests will go much higher. Hopefully the drones will be able to keep up. “ Not likely, since some of the planned tests are exoatmospheric (out of the atmosphere – > 300,000 feet), and even the lower ones will require the rocket to climb out at hundreds of mile per hour. Source Article from...
Nikon Coolpix P340 real-world samples gallery
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The Pro 1 JPGs have been way cooked at their time, that means heavy processed by in-camera algorithms. No offence, i’ve owned the Pro 1, too…and must say that the “L” Lens wasn’t so “L” really…at last not Pro Level for sure, apart from the Name.Further, the 7x Zoom Range PowerShot Pro 1 have had much more distortion, and wasn’t as good neither sharp as the Olympus C-8080z, which have had the best glas (Lens) onto a bridge camera back in 2004, 10 years ago. Apart from that, the Pro 1 suffered also from dust spots inside the lens –...
Nokia device division may become ‘Microsoft Mobile’
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“Sony was early in the game, as well as HTC witch was a 100% pure smartphone maker, and the funiest part a Windows Mobile one, and Asus too (even if Asus is not the top), but they understand that WP is not the way to go.” Well, they all switched to Android (from Windows Mobile / Symbian) years ago. Nokia didn’t want to offer Android headsets – unlike those manufacturers. The reasons are well-known (to be the most important – practically, only – manufacturer in the WP area and not having to directly compete with low-cost Chinese manufacturers etc.) Too bad...
Model Waiters Required for Upcoming Events
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Distinguished Actor for Brand Ambassador Role
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A Male and a Female Model Required for Consumption Shot in TV Ad
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Looking for team to make promo videos
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Production assistant for live magic show
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Film Crew Required for Horror Short
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Urgent soundie Needed for Webseries
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Videographer/Photographer for December Wedding
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Aboriginal Males for TVC
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Tropfest NZ 2015: Call for Entries
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Model & Photographer Required for Portfolio Build
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Rethinking Mobile Tutorials: Which Patterns Really Work?
Posted by Chris Roubis on 22nd, Apr, 2014 |
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Rethinking Mobile Tutorials: Which Patterns Really Work? By Theresa Neil April 22nd, 2014 Design Patterns, Techniques, Tutorials 3 Comments Pattern libraries are a great source of inspiration and education for designers. But common practice doesn’t always equal best practice. In this post, we’ll look at why many common tutorial patterns are ineffective and how you can leverage game design principles to increase user engagement. After the release of the first edition of Mobile Design Pattern Gallery, Intuit asked me to speak with its mobile team. I spoke at a high level about the value of...
After Editorially: The Search For Alternative Collaborative Online Writing Tools
Posted by Chris Roubis on 22nd, Apr, 2014 |
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After Editorially: The Search For Alternative Collaborative Online Writing Tools By Paul Lloyd April 17th, 2014 Resources, Techniques, Tools 14 Comments I’m going to let you in on a little secret: the best writers, be it your favorite authors or those that write for Smashing Magazine, don’t do it alone. Often, they work with an editor (or two), who will help them coalesce their words into something more compelling or easier to understand. Having worked with several editors — and having been a technical editor myself — I’ve really come to appreciate this aspect of the writing...
What You Need To Know About WordPress 3.9
Posted by Chris Roubis on 22nd, Apr, 2014 |
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What You Need To Know About WordPress 3.9 By Tyler Longren April 17th, 2014 Techniques (WP), WordPress, 42 Comments The latest version of WordPress named “Smith†was released yesterday which brings us another round of core changes. This time, the team worked mainly on the back-end editing and admin functions, such as a big TinyMCE (visual editor) update, gallery previews, media playlists, an improved widget UI and live theme previews (only to mention a few). Here’s what you need to know about the major changes in WordPress 3.9. Improved Widget Interface While the old widget interface...
Understanding CSS Timing Functions
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Understanding CSS Timing Functions By Stephen Greig April 15th, 2014 CSS, Techniques, Tools 12 Comments People of the world, strap yourself in and hold on tight, for you are about to experience truly hair-raising excitement as you get to grips with the intricacies of the hugely interesting CSS timing function! OK, so the subject matter of this article probably hasn’t sent your blood racing, but all jokes aside, the timing function is a bit of a hidden gem when it comes to CSS animation, and you could well be surprised by just how much you can do with it. First of all, let’s set the scene...
How to Plan the Perfect Portrait Shoot
Posted by Chris Roubis on 22nd, Apr, 2014 |
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A Post By: Andrew S. Gibson In my last article I gave you five reasons to use natural light for portraiture. The next step in creating the perfect portrait shoot is planning. The more details you figure out in advance, the more likely you are to come away from the shoot with some beautiful portraits to make you proud. Generating ideas The creative side of portrait photography is something that some photographers seem to find easy, and others really challenging. One approach to generating ideas is to look at the work of others and let their portraits inspire you. You’re probably familiar...
Improve Your Backgrounds – Improve Your Photography
Posted by Chris Roubis on 22nd, Apr, 2014 |
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A Post By: Piper Mackay The background in your image can quickly reveal your skill level as a photographer. Learning to see past an exotic or exciting subject, to catch the details in the background, is what will distinguish you from a beginning, hobbyist photographer to an experienced professional. The background in your image immediately stands out to a trained eye. Learning just this skill can very quickly elevate and improve your photography. Most times, the difference between a snapshot and a strong, compelling image can be as simple as one small step, slightly changing your...
Q&A with Lytro’s CEO and founder on the Illum
Posted by Chris Roubis on 22nd, Apr, 2014 |
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Before the launch of Lytro’s new Illum camera, we spoke with Lytro CEO Jason Rosenthal and Founder and Executive Chairman Ren Ng about the the new product, to find out what’s been added and improved over the original Light Field Camera.  The press materials mention that the Illum is geared toward ‘Creative Pioneers’. So who are these photographers? Rosenthal: The number of pictures that have been taken and shared online in the last three years, I believe, eclipse all photos ever taken in the previous 172 years. So if you’re a serious photographer, you’ve lost...
Lytro announces Illum light field camera
Posted by Chris Roubis on 22nd, Apr, 2014 |
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Lytro has unveiled the Illum light field camera, its first new hardware since the original Lytro launched more than two years ago. Like its predecessor, the Illum captures information about the angle from which light has arrived, allowing it to calculate images with different perspective and focus. Lytro calls the images ‘living pictures’, which are presented in a proprietary interactive format.  The biggest change is the use of a much larger sensor: now a 1″ type, rather than 1/3″ type usually found in smartphones. Despite this more than sevenfold increase in...
Blurb collaborates with Amazon to distribute self-published photo books
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PhotoBox do pretty well already. And are not owned by Amazon. Just sayin’ Source Article from http://www.dpreview.com/news/2014/04/22/blurb-collaborates-with-amazon-to-distribute-self-published-photo-books
For starters: Nikon D3300 review
Posted by Chris Roubis on 22nd, Apr, 2014 |
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Nice, light, quite interesting DSLR. Yes, there are “more exciting” cameras. However, given a choice, I’d pick Nikon any time any day. Just think about it for a moment. In the past 2 years, Sony has started and buried a whole new line of cameras, and is now burying one of the oldest mounts. In the past 10 years Canon has started EF-S, then EF-M, and didn’t do much good with any of them. Even Samsung already introduced NX Mini in addition to barely breathing NX mount. The only two mounts with hundreds of legacy lenses are Nikon F and Pentax K. For better or for worse,...
A travel-sized large-format 4×5 camera?
Posted by Chris Roubis on 22nd, Apr, 2014 |
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These days, I’m really of the opinion that it’s really all about the photos you make, not about the device you use to make them. I think this camera is really about the device you use to make the photos. When I look at a photo, I really couldn’t care less about what device made the photo (whether it be a smart phone, or an m4/3 camera, or a 35mm FF camera, or a 4×5 camera). I just care if the photo is good or not. However, this camera should be fun for someone who gets a kick out of shooting with a unique device. I just don’t think a device such as a 4×5...
Participants for a Mothers Day Feature
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Camera Person/MUA
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looking for video producer to shoot a behind the scenes video
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Filmaker Wanted for Award Winning Prize Documentary
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Lighting Assistant for Music Video Shoot
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Miss Universe New Zealand 2014
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Photographer Needed for Ongoing Fashion Studio Shoot Work
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Upcoming Photoshoot Spread For Major US Industry Professionals
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What Are The Top 10 DSLRs?
Posted by Chris Roubis on 21st, Apr, 2014 |
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Wide-Angle Lenses For Real Estate Photography: How Wide is Wide?
Interior Lighting With Multiple Strobes: By Scott Hargis
What Should You Charge For Real Estate Photography?
Don’t Charge For Real Estate Photography Until Your Verticals are Vertical
Choosing Gear To Get Started in Real Estate Photography For Least the Cost
My Formula For Pricing Real Estate Photography
The Arithmetic Of Real Estate Photography Pricing
Bracketing With Flash For Exposure Fusion and HDR
Flash For Beginners – Why You Eventually Really Do Need To Use...
3 Ways to Get Killer Portraits Using a Tripod
Posted by Chris Roubis on 21st, Apr, 2014 |
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A Post By: Post Production Pye As photographers, you’re all looking to “wow†the people we’re taking pictures of, whether they’re clients or just friends. When you show final images, there’s that sense of anticipation, excitement and nervousness as you gauge reactions. And when you hear the words “amazing†or “I love them,†it’s truly a great feeling. So how do you get the “wow†and avoid the “just okay?†Well that’s not always easy. With so many good photographers out there and so much of their work getting exposure via social networks, expectations for good...
Waterfall Photography Video Tips
Posted by Chris Roubis on 21st, Apr, 2014 |
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A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt To help you out with this week’s photography challenge of waterfalls, I found a few video tutorials to walk you through how to photograph a waterfall. I also shared a collection of stunning waterfall images to get you inspired, if you missed it you can see those here. This first video shows you the two choices you have when photographing a waterfall. You can either freeze or blur the water. Watch as he walks you through the camera settings for both options. In this quick tip Tony Northrup goes over such tips as using a sturdy tripod, using shutter priority...
In photos: ‘Paris in the Springtime’
Posted by Chris Roubis on 21st, Apr, 2014 |
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@lensmate. I used Sony merely as an example, I have a friend who uses the a850 so no issues with the results he gets. He is of the same sentiment as me, so I guess that makes him an unreasonable twaddler as well. We both have wonderful lives btw and neither of us consider ourselves superior(?), only fellow travellers on the image making road trying to learn from each other and the great pros, past AND present. You know, McCullin, Nachtwey, Gotts, Salgado etc, those guys. I am an assistant teacher (part time) at my friend’s photo courses and we see 700-800 people a year. I encourage...
Female Model Required for Covering Tattoo/ Boudoir for Portfolio Expansion
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Fashion Vodka & FTV are looking for a Video Host & Models In Canberra
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Promotional Models to Attend Tradeshow end of August
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Slightly Left of Centre needs You!
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If any Female Beginner Model need Free pics to Update Their Portfolia
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London based Wardrobe Mistess/Master /Costume Help
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Script writer for integral scene for short film series
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Videographers wanted to for Hip Hop/Trap Music Project
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Two Production Assistants needed for short film
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Crew Wanted for Short Horror Film
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Light Blaster [ For Special Effects Lighting ] a Review
Posted by Chris Roubis on 20th, Apr, 2014 |
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A Post By: Neil Creek Sometimes a new piece of camera equipment will let you do something better, faster, or cheaper. But sometimes it lets you do something wholly new, that nothing else can do, and it opens up a whole new world of creative opportunities. The Light Blaster is that kind of gear. By combining a flash, a lens, and one of many different slides which you can buy or provide yourself, the Light Blaster lets you project an image into your scene or onto the subject. Like any new piece of equipment there’s a bit of a learning curve, but you can create effects that add to your photo...
HDR Darkroom 3 Software Review
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A Post By: John Davenport Digital cameras may be making incremental improvements with dynamic range capabilities, but are still lacking in terms of what they can capture. Bracketing multiple exposures of the same scene and merging them together with tone mapping software is one way of creating an HDR photograph allowing you to capture the full range of the scene in front of your camera. The people at Everimaging have recently upgraded their HDR tone mapping software offering to its third edition, and as a result today we’re going to talk about HDRDarkroom 3. It’s available for both Mac...
In photos: ‘Paris in the Springtime’
Posted by Chris Roubis on 20th, Apr, 2014 |
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Well they are fine images, very nice to say so. But I look at it like looking at vintage cars – old timers – I wouldn’t necessarily think, standing in front of a 1950 XK120 Jag, that it would be a car that would “work” in the 21st century.It’s pure mechanical beauty and the historic aspect aside, it has it’s drawbacks and it has its problems by todays standard.Yet I can stand in front of it and admire it for its qualities. Everything changes, and so do the standards by which we judge items, products, technics, etc… The photographs shown are...
WELL PAID SHOOT Sexy Dancers – Paid (18-30 yrs Only!)
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WELL PAID SHOOT, Sexy Models Only – LONDON
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SEXY MODELS REQ FOR PAID SHOOT!!!!!
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Crew roles for art department team required for Swinburne graduate film
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production requires camera crew, lighting and sound, editing and others
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Lead Dancer to Star in Music Video
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Photographer Required for Bikini Shooting
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Photographer for Dark themed Photo Shoot – PAID
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This Week In Real Estate Video #106 – McGrath Takes Property Video To The Next Level
Posted by Chris Roubis on 19th, Apr, 2014 |
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Wide-Angle Lenses For Real Estate Photography: How Wide is Wide?
Interior Lighting With Multiple Strobes: By Scott Hargis
What Should You Charge For Real Estate Photography?
Don’t Charge For Real Estate Photography Until Your Verticals are Vertical
Choosing Gear To Get Started in Real Estate Photography For Least the Cost
My Formula For Pricing Real Estate Photography
The Arithmetic Of Real Estate Photography Pricing
Bracketing With Flash For Exposure Fusion and HDR
Flash For Beginners – Why You Eventually Really Do Need To Use...
Weekly Photography Challenge Waterfalls
Posted by Chris Roubis on 19th, Apr, 2014 |
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A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Earlier today I shared a collection of waterfall photographs to get your weekend going, and earlier this week we launched our latest dPS eBook  - Loving Landscapes A guide to landscape photography workflow and post-production. So in keep with the theme of landscape and nature photography the weekly photography challenge will be waterfalls. By paul bica Even if you live in the city you can probably find some manmade waterfalls or fountains nearby. Think outside the box. Is there a park with a stream? Perhaps a babbling brook? Do some digging and find some...
A Collection of Waterfall Photos to Spruce up your Weekend
Posted by Chris Roubis on 19th, Apr, 2014 |
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A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt A couple weeks ago I shared some stunning landscape photos and you had a weekly challenge of the same theme. Today I’m going to get more specific and focus in on one element of nature that’s super popular with landscape photographers. Waterfalls! I think this is one of those things that when you can master taking photos of a waterfall, ones that make you and your friends go “oh wow†then your photography has stepped up a notch to the next level. Come with me on this journey, and if you’re not there yet I’ll leave you with a few articles on...
Ryan Brenizer on how to shoot engagement sessions
Posted by Chris Roubis on 19th, Apr, 2014 |
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If you show off some great shots, amateurs will be impressed and shell out money to basically imitate, not learn, from the pros. In my opinion, creativity can’t be learnt. Either you got it or you don’t. Rules and creativity are parallel. You need to know the technical basics but the rest is up to you. These videos are for entertainment and inspiration only. Source Article from...
Toshiba unveils UHS-II Class 3 microSD memory cards
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Toshiba has announced the industry’s first microSD memory cards to comply with the UHS-II standard. Also being UHS Speed Class 3 (U3) enabled will allow the new cards, available in 64GB and 32GB capacities, to capture 4K video at constant minimum write speeds of 30MB/s. The 64GB cards offer a maximum read speed of 260MB/s and a maximum write speed of 240MB/s. The 32GB cards have a maximum read speed of 145MB/s and maximum write speed of 130MB/s. Pricing and availability were not announced. Â Press Release: TOSHIBA DEBUTS WORLD’S FASTEST MICROSD MEMORY CARDS First to...
What The Duck #1324
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WTD #1324 Check out ‘What the Duck’ in our Link Directory What the Duck is a comic strip by Aaron Johnson. It started as a webcomic, with the first strip posted in July 2006. The strip has appeared as print in numerous photography magazines including Amateur Photographer in the UK. It was picked up for syndication in 2008 by Universal Press Syndicate under the name W. T. Duck. What The Duck is published here every week, and also runs in our weekly newsletter.
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Male Models Required – Manchester
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Camera/Lighting/sound Crew Required
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Freelance Camera Operator Wanted (Norwich)
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Film people; camera operators, sounds, graphic designers, editors, actors,
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Need Make Up Artist and Lighting for Music Video
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How to do Dreamy Landscape Photography with a Neutral Density Filter
Posted by Chris Roubis on 18th, Apr, 2014 |
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A Post By: John Barbiaux 16mm lens, ISO 100, f/13, 2 second exposure Perhaps one of the most overlooked and undervalued tools you can own as a photographer is a Neutral Density filter (ND Filter) or Graduated ND Filter. In fact, if photography is considered painting with light then a ND filter would be considered the brush tip. You see, different paint brush tips can be used to regulate, if you will, the amount of paint you apply with each stroke – just like different Neutral Density or Graduated ND filters can be used to regulate the amount of light you allow to enter your camera. What is...
Exposure Blending Using Luminosity Masks Tutorial
Posted by Chris Roubis on 18th, Apr, 2014 |
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A Post By: Jimmy McIntyre There will be a time when the wizards behind your camera technology conjure up a sensor so powerful they will swallow up any scene and spit it out just as it was – no over, or underexposed areas. Until then, in order to produce an image with a high dynamic range of light, you have to work with the sensors available to you and create your own post-processing magic. Image created by blending two exposure with luminosity masks, one for the sky and one for the foreground. While you, and many photographers, may have relied heavily on HDR programs in your exposure...
Olympus Stylus SH-1 real-world samples gallery
Posted by Chris Roubis on 18th, Apr, 2014 |
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I’d say they didn’t utilize watercoloring noise reduction (Fuji style) but rather their NR involves (besides other things) significant reduction of local contrast. The result exhibits haze (in the luma channel) and bleeding (in the chroma channel) in quite significant amounts. Overall – the camera offers the usual small sensor output, rather slow lens (also usual in the dying market segment of small sensor travelzooms). Nothing ground-breakiung, besides the advanced 5-axis IS. However, efficiency of the stabilization can be hardly judged from the sample images. Source...
Helping children one print at a time
Posted by Chris Roubis on 18th, Apr, 2014 |
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Charities raise their credibility by publishing their financial statements and reviews by such organizations as Give Well or BBB. The share of contributions applied to fundraising or administrative expenses is not the full story, either, unless one also knows the portion of “help” that gets spent on subcontractors, or whether any aid-in-kind is priced at market or obtained with subsidy and marked up. NG might consider improving its site with information about its directors, oversight, and financial disclosures. Source Article from...
Pixels.com licensing service promises full control of images
Posted by Chris Roubis on 18th, Apr, 2014 |
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I’ve been selling prints on FineArtAmerica for a few years as well as original paintings from people finding them on the site, and I think their way of doing it is very good. I’ve not looked into the new licensing scheme, though, but it looks promising, and it’s nice to have one site for everything image-based rather than having to spread it across multiple web portals (well two sites, that is, as I also use Zazzle too). Source Article from...
Google Camera app now on Kitkat and adds Lytro-like effect
Posted by Chris Roubis on 18th, Apr, 2014 |
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I’ve very thoroughly tested it on my (factory; no rooting) Nexus 7 2013 and found out the following: – the new panorama support is GREAT, particularly if you enable maximum resolution (the default is high-res). Up until now, Google’s implementation was a joke – far-far inferior to either Apple’s one on the iPhone 4S+ or Samsung’s implementation in their Android handsets. Even Nokia’s WP (but not Symbian) implementation has been significantly better. – blurring worked just GREAT in my tests. While some people did complain about it being...
1991 Nikon-Kodak hack was first DSLR in space
Posted by Chris Roubis on 18th, Apr, 2014 |
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even awesomer ( for those that have only awesome, cool and humungous in their arsenal of adjectives ) ….. From Ken Rockwell about John Glenn in 1962, in the era of film … “Glenn was the first American to see a sunrise and sunset from space, and was the first photographer in orbit, having taken along a 35millimeter Minolta purchased from a Cocoa Beach, Florida drugstore.” “A view of both coasts of Florida taken by Glenn during his space flight using a modified Ansco Autoset 35mm camera with RCN film. NASA photograph”...
Dop for Short Film Required
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Sound Operator Required for Short Drama
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Animator Needed for a Short Film
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Production Assistant Needed for a Feature Film
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Producer Wanted for Relationship Drama Short Film
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Models, Hair Stylist, Assistants Required for Editorial Shoot
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Photographer for band
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Real Estate Photography Question And Answer
Posted by Chris Roubis on 17th, Apr, 2014 |
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Manuel’s Question: I read Scott Hargis’s Lighting Interiors book and it’s awesome, but I have one concern. Why does he never mention white balance? Answer: Shoot in RAW, set your WB on auto and then touch it up as needed in Lightroom or Photoshop. Also, you’ll find that when using flash, the flash will tend to dominate the WB. I shoot with WB on Auto and very rarely have to change the WB in Lightroom. Greg’s Question: I’m really confused on how this whole Virtual Tour thing works from the Realtor’s perspective. I understand how to make a basic slideshow in Lightroom, but...
Finding and Working with Available Light
Posted by Chris Roubis on 17th, Apr, 2014 |
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A Post By: Michael Walker-Toye I don’t use a flash for my photography, it’s a personal preference. Available light, in its many forms, is both challenging and rewarding so I rarely find a need to turn to creative lighting. Natural light, golden hour What is ‘available light’? Let’s be clear on definitions first. As a street photographer my preferred source of light is sunlight, more specifically, natural light. Available and ambient light refer to any and all light sources the photographer did not introduce for their photograph; light bulbs, candles, fire, neon, to name a few. The...
The Power of Post-processing for Landscape Photography
Posted by Chris Roubis on 17th, Apr, 2014 |
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A Post By: Todd Sisson Embracing the power of creative post-processing can transform your landscape photography from dull and lifeless, to lustrous and vibrant overnight! We’re acutely aware that the preceding statement reads suspiciously like the voiceover script for a ‘next generation, nano-organic hair care’ commercial, but it’s true – digital post-processing can be a transcendent experience for your landscape images. Sunset over the Mount Egmont from Wai-iti Beach, Taranaki Coast, New Zealand (by Sarah). Post-processing doesn’t always have to be complex to be effective. This...
Eyefi announces photo sharing cloud service
Posted by Chris Roubis on 17th, Apr, 2014 |
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The maker of popular Wi-Fi SD cards has launched Eyefi Cloud, a private photo-centric cloud service that makes photos instantly available on a smartphone, tablet, PC or smart TV. Once users send images from their camera to mobile device using the Eyefi Mobi SD memory card and updated iOS and Android Eyefi apps, images can now be transferred to Eyefi Cloud for viewing on any browser-enabled device. Â The company is offering a three-month membership to the cloud service when activating a new account. Existing Eyefi Mobi card users will also get the free trial when downloading the app...
Behind the scenes: Small lighting, big results with Joe McNally
Posted by Chris Roubis on 17th, Apr, 2014 |
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Thanks for sharing, this is pure love lights 😀 Source Article from http://www.dpreview.com/news/2014/04/17/behind-the-scenes-small-lighting-big-results-with-joe-mcnally
Call for entries: Getty Images grants
Posted by Chris Roubis on 17th, Apr, 2014 |
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Getty? Who is Getty. Never heard of them.Next. Source Article from http://www.dpreview.com/news/2014/04/17/call-for-entries-getty-images-grants
Canon G1 X Mark II First Impressions Review
Posted by Chris Roubis on 17th, Apr, 2014 |
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It is about intent, not size. Either/or.I can put a little S70 Canon in my pocket. I cannot do that with any of these three. I can put much more easily, a tiny Exilim or iPhone, or Ixus in my pocket, but I’m only going to do that if I dont CARE about results. The Canon is way too big, as is the RX10, to go in anyone’s pocket. It needs a bag, or to be on a strap round your neck. So you might as well have a DSLR. Really. Even an a6000 or Fuji Xpro style APS-C is as big as a DSLR, and there are a lot smaller ones than a D7100 with a 24MP sensor. The question is “Do you want to...
Sound recordist/boom swinger needed for 2 day shoot
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Promo Models Required – Hull
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Scriptwriter for an International Feature Sports film
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Partner in Crime
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Theatre Script Wanted
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Photographer Required for Online Fashion Store Photo-Shoot
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Final Production Crew Members Needed for Webseries
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International Search for MOWGLI in Disney’s JUNGLE BOOK
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Asian Photographer & Videographers to Shoot Asian Events
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Assistants Photographer for Scooting Fashion Street Style
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International Search for MOWGLI in Disney’s JUNGLE BOOK
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5 Reasons for Doing Natural Light Portraits
Posted by Chris Roubis on 16th, Apr, 2014 |
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A Post By: Andrew S. Gibson With all the attention given to the art and craft of shooting portraits using flash, you could be forgiven for thinking that this is the only way to take a portrait. The truth is that while fashionable Speedlites get all the attention, there are photographers working almost entirely in natural light and creating beautiful portraits without a softbox or light stand in sight. One of the most prolific is Eduardo Izq, a photographer based in the United States who has built an impressive portfolio of natural light portraits taken using local models and dancers. Eduardo...
Guide to Creative White Balance for Landscape Photography
Posted by Chris Roubis on 16th, Apr, 2014 |
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A Post By: Alex Morrison If you’ve been using a digital camera for any length of time, you’ve probably heard about White Balance. You may still be wondering exactly what it is, and how to use it; or you may be using it right now and be wondering how it can possibly be something “creativeâ€. Different white balance settings create different looks I’m going to show you some of my techniques for using White Balance to creatively enhance your landscape photography and with a few simple steps you can unlock the remarkable power of creative White Balance. Don’t worry, this is not a...
Fujifilm announces 1.4x teleconverter for X100/X100S
Posted by Chris Roubis on 16th, Apr, 2014 |
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Everyone, even those really interested in cameras, cannot be expected to remember the specs of every camera. I try, and still I sometimes wonder things like “hmmh, I remember the X100 was a bit special, but what was it now?” On another note, I would have very much liked if they told in this article what the effect this extra lens has on maximum aperture / t-stop. With between-lens-and-body adapters this is pretty much a known (because such a tele extender just spreads the light (already collected by the lens) to a larger area), but the same simple formulas don’t apply for...
Fuji adds grips, grip strap, and extended eye-cup accessories for X-T1
Posted by Chris Roubis on 16th, Apr, 2014 |
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First up are a pair of grips for the X-T1: the MHG-XT Small and Large. The former is more like an adapter than anything else, as all of the other compatible grips can be attached to it (including the battery grip). The MHG-XT Large is just what it sounds like: an even larger grip than the currently available MHG-XT. Both grips have enough spacing to allow for use of larger lenses and allow easy access to the battery/memory card compartment. They also have flanges for Arca-Swiss adapters built right in. For those who want a more substantial eye-cup, Fuji now offers the EC-XT extended...
Sony releases update for QX10 and QX100 lens modules
Posted by Chris Roubis on 16th, Apr, 2014 |
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Sony has released a firmware update for its QX10 and QX100 camera modules that bring a couple of improvements. The shutter button can now be used to pre-focus with a half-press which allows you to focus and recompose with the QX modules just like you would do with any digital camera. Sony has also improved the QX models’ NFC performance. The modules can now establish a NFC connection to your smartphone quicker, just make sure you’ve got the latest version of Sony’s PlayMemories Mobile app (v4.2 or newer) installed. Sony had released an update for the QX modules...
Google applies for contact lens camera patent
Posted by Chris Roubis on 16th, Apr, 2014 |
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Yoshihisa Maitani once was asked what his ideal camera would be. His reply was along the lines of “simple: you simply look at something, and the picture is captured”. If it were to be limited to that function, this invention would be marvellous, but the nasty information-hungry goblins infesting the Internet have made every such new development seem more of a curse. It’s time that stringent electronic privacy laws were enacted, and enforced with a very big stick. …Always supposing, of course, that they don’t interfere with street photography. Source Article from...
Never lose your lens cap again with HACkxTACK
Posted by Chris Roubis on 16th, Apr, 2014 |
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Never. I had my bank cards near working MRI machine, nothing happened to anything. Mythbusters did an experiment about cards and magnets, and that was busted: you have to have VERY strong magnet to ruin modern cash cards. I tried that myself with 30’000 Gauss lab magnet (which is enough to stop your anti-magnetic Swiss or Japanese watch and drive nuts many other things, although it’s nearly not the strongest magnet I messed with) and own active card. Nothing happened to both, magnet survived, card survived. Anyway, if you ruin your card, you just call hotline, claim it lost and...
Six Male Actors Needed for Short Thriller Transmedia Project
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Promotion Girls Wanted to Work With Us
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Haarmodelle für Seminare, Bühnenshows und Fotoproduktionen gesucht
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Male Promo Models Wanted – UK
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Videographer/Editor Wanted for short documentary (8-10 mins long)
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Topless Male Models Required for In-Store Event – Ireland
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Producer Needed for Television Series
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AD, AC, Continuity & Runners Required for Feature Shoot
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Volunteer Camera Operator
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Graphics Designer Needed – London
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Promotions Staff Required for Kids Photography – Travel Australia on US
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Final Push for The Bachelor Gals!
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Want Images for your Portfolio? Looking for a Fabulous Photographer
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PFRE Still Photo Contest Closing – First PFRE Video Contest Opening
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Wide-Angle Lenses For Real Estate Photography: How Wide is Wide?
Interior Lighting With Multiple Strobes: By Scott Hargis
What Should You Charge For Real Estate Photography?
Don’t Charge For Real Estate Photography Until Your Verticals are Vertical
Choosing Gear To Get Started in Real Estate Photography For Least the Cost
My Formula For Pricing Real Estate Photography
The Arithmetic Of Real Estate Photography Pricing
Bracketing With Flash For Exposure Fusion and HDR
Flash For Beginners – Why You Eventually Really Do Need To Use...
A Guide to Landscape Photography Workflow and Post-Processing
Posted by Chris Roubis on 15th, Apr, 2014 |
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A Post By: Darren Rowse Today is an exciting day at dPS HQ because we’re releasing an eBook that has been asked for many times by readers – LOVING Landscapes, a Guide to Landscape Photography Workflow and Post-Processing by Todd and Sarah Sisson. Early in 2013 we looked at our growing library of photography eBooks and realised that we had a big hole to fill – we were yet to publish a Landscape Photography eBook. We began the hunt for a photographer to create a guide. After much searching we came across the photography of husband and wife team Todd and Sarah Sisson and fell in love with...
How to Get Super Sharp Landscape Photography Images
Posted by Chris Roubis on 15th, Apr, 2014 |
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A Post By: Gavin Hardcastle The most common question I get asked by my workshop students is ‘how do you get such sharp images?’. It’s actually really simple. Basically, avoid movement of any kind while the shutter is open, focus well and choose the right aperture for your creative vision. Mostly it’s just plain old common sense with a couple of technical elements thrown in, so if you want to learn how to get super sharp landscape photography images, here’s my list of top tips. Top tips for sharper landscape photography 1 – Use a good tripod with a sturdy ball head and make sure...
A New Photographer’s Guide to Composition
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A Post By: James Maher Recently I wrote a New Photographer’s Guide to Camera Settings. Once you become comfortable with your camera settings, the next step is to learn the rules of good composition and design for your photography. So here are the 10 most important tips to take into account when framing your scene. Your guide to composition. Grand Central Terminal and Chrysler Building, NYC #1 How will the viewer’s eyes flow through the scene? I prefer to think about composition as if it is a game to please the eyes, and if you want to please the eyes, they need something to do and...
Pulitzer Prize 2014 winners announced for photography
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The Lacy Atkins site, if one can excuse the “selfie” on the main page, includes various interesting photo series, including the one about the Oakland charter school. It features some motivated, engaged people. Unfortunately, most of the pictures portray very reluctant or bewildered young men. One appears to give up entirely. The learning experience seems reduced to passing unappetizing multiple choice proficiency exams. The school could probably use a music and choir director prior to a math drill sergeant. The enrollment selection process and voluntary nature may assure some...
Hands on with the Pentax 645Z
Posted by Chris Roubis on 15th, Apr, 2014 |
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The old 645D is no slouch either, and comparing it to 35mm full-frame DSLRs, it still holds its own rather well. It will be nice to see what kind of image improvements are under the hood of this one. By the way, with that kind of price for what is a camera with a sensor basically half as big as the 645 format, wouldn’t it be possible to get one that actually was full-frame similarly priced to the Hasselblad? now, that would be game-changing! Anyway, I really like the Pentax cameras. I was seriously considering splurging out on a 645D a while back, but I’m still waiting for that...
Ricoh announces medium-format Pentax 645Z
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Ricoh has launched the Pentax 645Z, a medium-format camera with a 51.4 megapixel CMOS sensor. Boasting an articulated 3.2-inch LCD, top ISO of 204,800, 3 fps continuous shooting, and 1080/60i video, the 645Z is cold-resistant, dustproof and weather-resistant with 76 weather-seals. It’s also compatible with the Pentax FluCard, offering wireless remote control and image sharing from the camera to a smartphone, tablet or computer. The Pentax 645Z will be available in June for $8499/£6799 body only. Ricoh Imaging Americas also announced the availability of thirteen additional 645...
Windows XP is dead. Long live Windows XP ‘Bliss’
Posted by Chris Roubis on 15th, Apr, 2014 |
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Still use WinXP on my Thinkpad R52 (Pentium m 1.8Ghz + 2GB DDR2), mainly because I can’t get proper drivers for its display adapter in Win7. And then some, I use WinXP SP3 32bit for my desktop PC (AMD X2 3Ghz w/ 4GB of RAM) too.Indeed I lost about half gigabyte of RAM. Why is that? Well, I do love simple UI and it simply works for me, to make or change file association, file search features, drivers, etc.Currently most of the time the machine would run Photoshop CS6 with latest compatible ACR & DNG converter. I have no problem (yet) with latest DSLR Raw files. Then some office...
Object of desire? Our Fujifilm X-T1 in-depth review
Posted by Chris Roubis on 15th, Apr, 2014 |
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Great review, really enjoyed that, thanks! However I am struggling to understand how, in The Final Word, the Fuji is compared with 5 cameras, yet four out of five or 80% of these are not even in the same category, according to the Compare mode tool. As the line between camera classes/categories become increasingly blurred, is this evidence that the Compare mode tool and it’s categories are becoming redundant? In this instance comparing to the demonstrably out-of-date 7D and E30 is just silly. The Editor’s own differing choice of cameras in the article summary just reinforces...
Models wanted – Lancaster
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Mrs, Ms & Miss Australia Quest
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RUNNER LONDON TOMORROW. – 15th APRIL
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Camera Operator
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Location required
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Sound Designer Required for 1 day Short Film
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Sound Person Required for Dialog Based Showreel Scene, 19/4/14
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Looking for talented theatre photographers
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Photographers and Videographers to join the Team
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An Open Letter To Multiple Listing Services Concerning Photo Rights
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Wide-Angle Lenses For Real Estate Photography: How Wide is Wide?
Interior Lighting With Multiple Strobes: By Scott Hargis
What Should You Charge For Real Estate Photography?
Don’t Charge For Real Estate Photography Until Your Verticals are Vertical
Choosing Gear To Get Started in Real Estate Photography For Least the Cost
My Formula For Pricing Real Estate Photography
The Arithmetic Of Real Estate Photography Pricing
Bracketing With Flash For Exposure Fusion and HDR
Flash For Beginners – Why You Eventually Really Do Need To Use...
How to Charge What You are Worth as a Photographer and Why
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A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Bambi Cantrell may not be a name you recognize unless you are a wedding photographer. She’s been doing photography since about 1982 and was someone who I followed early on in my career in photography. She’s a frequent speaker at the popular WPPI conference every year and was a recent teacher on Creative Live. These videos are segments of that talk that discuss that area of value of yourself as a photographer and pricing so make a profit and a good living. In this video below Bambi talks about many extremely important aspects to being a photographer...
How to Spring Clean Your Memory Cards
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A Post By: Nikole Bordato Ahhh spring. A great time to bust out your lens pens and lens cloths and dust off your photography equipment. But don’t forget to spruce up your memory cards before heading into the summer season. Start With a Memory Card Inventory Take the time to survey how many cards you have and what state they are in. This is especially important if you have multiple types of cards floating around. Ensure that there are no stragglers hiding in a camera bag pocket or at the bottom of a lens case. My tip: I write numbers on my memory cards so I can double check I have all my...
Past and present: NYC’s changing streetscape
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Joe’s Pizza, the best slice in NYC. Always went out of my way to stop buy and eat, standing up, packed together. All part of the experience. Then the rents skyrocketed and, well you know… Source Article from http://www.dpreview.com/news/2014/04/14/past-and-present-nyc-s-changing-streetscape
Mary Ellen Mark to receive Sony World Photography award
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Great work, more photos like these, not empty cans… Source Article from http://www.dpreview.com/news/2014/04/14/mary-ellen-mark-to-receive-sony-world-photography-award
Animator Required
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Sound Engineer needed ASAP
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1st AD / Production Manager For Feature
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Producer for Feature Film
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Bikini Video Editor, Volunteer with a View to Paid Work
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Five Tips for Special Event Photography
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A Post By: Patrick Nugent Often times shooting special events is not the most glamorous gig in photography, but when a client calls you up looking for a photographer to shoot an event, you take the job. Sometime’s you end up somewhere great like the trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange, other times you’re in a small, dark, dull event space with only 20 people making the best of the situation. Regardless of the size or location of the event, you’re job is to make some great images. There are a lot of little things that can make diving into special event photography much...
Large Library Management with Lightroom and Daminion [for Advanced LR Users]
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A Post By: Helen Bradley If you have Lightroom you might assume that you have all you need for managing your images. That may not be the case and many professional and keen amateur photographers benefit from combining Lightroom with the image management software Daminion. Daminion is an image management solution which helps you do large library management with Lightroom. You can think of it as being the rough equivalent of the Lightroom Library module operating on steroids. Daminion’s biggest advantage is that it is true multiuser software so, with Daminion server installed, multiple users...
Blood moon eclipse: Night of April 14-15
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No one can teach what he didn’t learn and no one can share what he doesn’t have. One of those things is LANGUAGE. Writing is an art, and it has to be enriched with proper vocabulary, figure of style and personality, not with redundancy and poor use of the language, as is the common case with these editorials (?) If they have an editor’s reading before posting, he must just look for four letters words and incendiary purposes, then he or she gives the OK. Please don’t go to You-tube to see the evaluations. They make me cry.A camera can be advanced, corrected, practical,...
In photos: Taking the lid off America’s trash cans
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Like most “Reality Shows” where the participants know they are being watched and monitored… this project is EPIC FAIL in FAKE. They KNOW they are being monitored, so all the data is FAKE. Swoop down on a typical “unwarned” family, and you will get a more accurate picture, which is the more unflattering and even disturbing data. . Source Article from...
Dove Casting
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Model Required for a Fashion Shoot
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Glamour Model
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Pop Art Models
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2 Female Models Required for Photoshoot & Marking Panel
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SOUNDMAN With own Equipment
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Quadcopter / Aerial Videographer needed for Music Video
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Photographic Assistant Required for Wedding Photographer
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Collaboration with Central Coast Photographer
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Crews Required for Music Video
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Photographer Wanted for Outdoor Photoshoot in London
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Product Photographer Required
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This Week In Real Estate Video #106 – Lucas Ramage in Calgary
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Wide-Angle Lenses For Real Estate Photography: How Wide is Wide?
Interior Lighting With Multiple Strobes: By Scott Hargis
What Should You Charge For Real Estate Photography?
Don’t Charge For Real Estate Photography Until Your Verticals are Vertical
Choosing Gear To Get Started in Real Estate Photography For Least the Cost
My Formula For Pricing Real Estate Photography
The Arithmetic Of Real Estate Photography Pricing
Bracketing With Flash For Exposure Fusion and HDR
Flash For Beginners – Why You Eventually Really Do Need To Use...
The dPS Weekly Photography Challenge – Going Buggy
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A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Last week’s challenge featured landscape photography. In keeping with the theme of getting outside, this week we’re going to focus (pun intended) on the smaller creatures in Mother Nature’s world – the bugs. Here’s a few images to inspire you for the weekly photography challenge – bugs! The Katydid by Steve Passlow on 500px Next to you… by Yvonne Späne on 500px yummy by bug eye on 500px Locust by Matteo Senesi on 500px Spider by Thomas Forysiak on 500px By Rovanto By Vinoth Chandar Share your Going Buggy images! Simply upload your shot into the...
A Collection of Photos of Nature’s Smallest Creatures – it’s a Bug’s Life
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A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt In the last two weeks we’ve look at the flora and some full on stunning landscapes. Now it’s time for some fauna, but focused in a little closer on some of its smaller members, photos of nature’s smallest critters. The insects! Right around the corner in the Northern Hemisphere is spring with its showers and flowers. But there would be no flowers without the bees and insects to pollenate. So today we pay homage to our little buddies that work so hard. I bring you: It’s a Bug’s Life By Pablo Fernández By ????????? ???????? By Prabhu B Doss By Adam...
In photos: Taking the lid off America’s trash cans
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Like most “Reality Shows” where the participants know they are being watched and monitored… this project is EPIC FAIL in FAKE. They KNOW they are being monitored, so all the data is FAKE. Swoop down on a typical “unwarned” family, and you will get a more accurate picture, which is the more unflattering and even disturbing data. . Source Article from...
Shooting with the Samsung NX30
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The NX20 body is selling about $729. (link in second paragraph for NX20) This NX30 as an update could be about the same, I imagine, once available. Would make it a possible good alternative over buying a EM5 or Panasonic G for those that want larger APSC sensor at 20MP. Plus Samsung has a few lenses to use, which is also in the link at bottom of that page.Like the rotating screen, and titling EVF, APSC sensor, grip. Never really liked the small NEX bodies of Sony, as perhaps too small in proportion once lenses are attached. Perhaps only my opinion, but Sony may have been better off using...
What The Duck #1238
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WTD #1238 Check out ‘What the Duck’ in our Link Directory What the Duck is a comic strip by Aaron Johnson. It started as a webcomic, with the first strip posted in July 2006. The strip has appeared as print in numerous photography magazines including Amateur Photographer in the UK. It was picked up for syndication in 2008 by Universal Press Syndicate under the name W. T. Duck. What The Duck is published here every week, and also runs in our weekly newsletter.
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Lensbaby releases 5.8mm F3.5 circular fisheye lens
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Lensbaby, maker of popular selective focus lenses, has announced a 5.8mm F3.5 circular fisheye lens for Canon and Nikon mounts. With a 185° angle of view, the lens produces a full-circle fisheye image when used with APS-C-sized sensor cameras. The lens also allows you to focus as close as 1/4-inch. Lensbaby is taking pre-orders now. The circular fisheye will sell for $299.95.  Jump to: Press Release Press Releases: Lensbaby Launches a 5.8mm 185° Circular Fisheye Lens for Creative Photography Portland, OR – April 10, 2014 – Lensbaby, makers of creative effects camera lenses,...
Tamron gives pricing and availability for 16-300mm F3.5-6.3 superzoom
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Tamron has announced pricing and availability for its 16-300mm F3.5-6.3 Di II VC PZD Macro 18.8x superzoom for APS-C SLRs. The lens, which was announced in February, will go on sale in mid-May at a street price of $629. The 16-300mm F3.5-6.3 Di II VC PZD Macro will offer an unusually wide angle view for its class (24-450mm equivalent), while also allowing close-up shooting with 0.34x magnification. It has an ultrasonic-type autofocus motor, splashproof construction and optical image stabilization. Jump to: Press Release Specifications <!– Additional Images –>...
Female model for fashion shoot. PAID. **Tomorrow, 12th April**
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DoP/Cinematographer Needed for April 12th
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Youth Music Org. Seeking Video DSLR Producers / Directors
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Seeking Editor Highly Skilled in Opening Title Sequences
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Looking for Professional Costume Designer
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Volunteer Editors Required – Taronga Zoo
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Fashion Photographer Wanted
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Assistants Photographer for Scooting Fashion Street Style
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Started out doing photography at the age of 6 using an uncle's old 1940 kodak brownie box camera. At 15 years of age, I decided to buy my very own 1975 Praktica SLR camera. I now shoot with a Nikon D850. I do unpaid TFP and commercial paid work.