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A Post By: Katie McEnaney Flare can be a polarizing topic in photography, and many articles have been written about how to prevent or eliminate lens flare. But there are many situations where you can use lens flare creatively to enhance your photographs. What is Lens Flare? Lens flare and sun flare are terms that are often confused in photography literature. Sun flare generally refers to turning the sun into a starburst shape, while lens flare is an artifact of stray light bouncing around the lens and being recorded by the sensor. This article will focus on lens flare, but you can read more...
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Blackmagic Design has announced it is shipping its 4K, global-shutter camera for $1000 less than originally suggested. The Blackmagic Production Camera 4K is built around a Super 35mm (roughly APS-C-sized) sensor and can shoot 4K and 1080p footage in Apple ProRes 422 (HQ) or Adobe CinemaDNG Raw formats, direct to SSD. The camera offers 4K at 30p, 25p, 24p and NTSC equivalents. It has a Canon EF-compatible lens mount, offering...
How To Create A Self-Paced Email Course
By Paul Jarvis
February 10th, 2014
Apps, Business, Email
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When I realized I had written what seemed to be a course (i.e. not my usual article or book), I was left with a sense of panic. There are so many options for running an online course, and all of them seem slightly confusing or time-intensive to set up. Then I remembered the autoresponders feature in my newsletter application (I use MailChimp, although every newsletter software has it). I could trigger lessons with autoresponders and deliver...
A Post By: Natalie Denton (nee Johnson) Continued from Part One of your guide to outdoor photography. Once you’ve arrived at a good shooting spot it’s time to begin. Shooting mode As outdoor photography incorporates a wide selection of genres you’ll find Manual mode will offer you the most flexible and convenient grounds for setting and changing values on the go. But Manual mode isn’t for everyone, so if you’re not feeling confident enough yet, try using a semi-manual mode. Aperture Priority is great if you want to control the depth of field of your image, for example if you want...
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Sigma has revealed the next generation of its DP series of APS-C sensor, fixed focal length cameras, with the dp2 Quattro. The latest, 45mm-equivalent, model features dramatic styling and a fundamental re-think of the company’s Foveon multi-layer sensor design. The Quattro sensor still uses three layers to detect color information but now only captures its full, 19.6 million pixel resolution in the top layer, with lower...
A Post By: Natalie Denton (nee Johnson) Outdoor photography encompasses a whole host of genres, like: landscapes, nature, macro, wildlife and even low-light, thus it can be the perfect opportunity to try new techniques and compositions that are outside your traditional comfort zone. So while you might have set off to capture some fascinating vistas, you might stumble upon a collection of unusual looking fungi and want to photograph that too, which is great as long as you’ve packed the right kit. The key here is preparation, because once you’re out in wild it can be a long trek home...
A Post By: Andrew S. Gibson I think it’s fair to say that most photographers buy a kit lens with their first camera. It’s a good place to start, as despite the limitations, a good one is versatile (an idea I explored in my article Why Your Kit Lens is Better Than You Think). But, however well a kit lens performs in the right hands, at some point you will ask yourself what lens you want to buy next. Or, you might already own more than one lens and be wondering if a new one may improve your photography. I am going to help you answer these questions by outlining some of the things you need...
A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Earlier today I shared an image collection of The Essence of Masculinity – Portraits of Men. Now, of course, it’s your turn! First – go look at the image collection if you haven’t already done so. I tried to choose portraits that jumped out at me on Flickr for one reason or another. Usually it was lighting or an expression that caught my eye. But there two  things that I think all of these images have in common is connection to the subject, and storytelling. There is a story in each one of these images and men. What stories do you see? What stories do...
A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt We are at the end of our two week Portrait Deep Dive and I thought I’d end it with one more portrait collection for you. Last week we had Inspiring Portraits of Women, this week it’s the mens’ turn! The Essence of Masculinity – Portraits of Men First I want to share with you some portraits of men, by a man - Zuhair Ahmad. I found Zuhair’s work on Flickr last week and liked it so much I asked him to write an article for dPS and he’s agreed – watch for it soon! Here are a few of Zuhair’s portraits of men to start you off: By Zuhair A. Al-Traifi...
Connect smartphone reviews are written with the needs of photographers in mind. We focus on camera features, performance and image quality. When Samsung launched the 5.3-inch Galaxy Note at IFA 2011, the phablet, as devices with screens larger than 5 inches are now commonly called, was born. Initially there was doubt as to whether these oversized smartphones would catch on with consumers but in 2014 it’s fair to say that phablets are here to stay. With the 5.5-inch Note 3 Samsung is marketing the third generation of its Galaxy phablet. Sony is competing with the 6.4-inch Sony...
Smashing Book #4: Behind The Scenes
By Anna Shuvalova
February 7th, 2014
Creativity, Illustrator, Workflow
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If you’re a graphic designer, you will often have to work with off-the-shelf material created by others — for instance, combining ready-to-use fonts with images from a photographer or stock website. Also, you’ll often have to follow the branding already developed by someone else. It’s OK; it’s a part of the job, and you shouldn’t be bothered by it. But the part of a project that almost every graphic designer likes and is...
Applying Transformations To Responsive Web Design
By Ishan Anand
February 6th, 2014
Apps, Content, Opinion Column
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To most Web developers, it sounds controversial until you hear the punchline: Last summer, the developers in charge of Google’s Chrome browser floated a proposal that went virtually unnoticed by the technology press, which was to remove support for an established W3C standard that every other browser vendor still supports. The standard in question? Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations, otherwise known as XSLT. In...
A Post By: Garry Chung Turn the street into your studio by using street lights for portraits. Most people that I see taking photos after dark around the city have a flash mounted on the camera pointing at their subject. If shooting outdoors with nothing to bounce the flash off, the result usually is that rabbit out in front of headlights look, and flat lighting that rarely flatters your subject. As a professional wedding and portrait photographer, I will share with you my secrets of stealing available light when taking portraits around cities. No need for softboxes, beauty dishes, just put...
A Post By: Paul Burwell Black-capped Chickadee on a snowy branch While a lot of photographers find that winter is an excellent time to hibernate, there are really no good excuses for staying indoors and avoiding winter.  But, you do need to take steps to protect your equipment.  Here’s a few ideas to keep things safe. WINTER PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS One of the biggest problems for cameras in cold weather is condensation.  Condensation occurs when you bring a camera from the dry cold temperatures outdoors, to the warm and relatively moist conditions in your vehicle or home. When that warm moist...
Please note that the camera pictured in this article is a pre-production model that is not 100% cosmetically final (for example, it is missing the ‘GH4’ stencil on the front plate). From a hardware point of view, the GH4 looks a lot like the GH3 – and they’re similar enough in footprint that the forthcoming model can still use the same external battery grip as the GH3. Some of the fine detail has been changed, with the inclusion of a 1024×768 (2360k dot) OLED viewfinder panel and a shutter that’s capable of operating at 1/8000th of a second and rated...
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Panasonic has announced its latest flagship Micro Four Thirds camera, the Lumix DMC-GH4. It’s designed as a ‘hybrid camera’ that can shoot both stills and videos, and the emphasis of the improvements is clearly on the latter. Its revised 16MP Live MOS sensor and Venus Engine IX processor allow for 4K video, 12 fps continuous shooting and 1080p shooting at bitrates as high as 200Mbps. The GH4 uses a new...
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The Coolpix P340 is Nikon’s latest pocket enthusiast camera designed to compete with the likes of the Canon PowerShot S120. It features a 1/1.7″, 12.2-megapixel BSI CMOS sensor with ability to capture Raw files. The P340 has a useful 24-120mm equivalent stabilized zoom range with F1.8-5.6 maximum aperture, a high resolution 3″ LCD screen and now includes built-in Wi-Fi. It will be available in March and will...
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Nikon introduces the Coolpix P600, P530 and S9700 compacts, all high zoom cameras with 16 megapixel BSI CMOS sensors. The Coolpix P600 and P530 are superzooms with 60x and 42x optical zoom ranges, respectively, while the Coolpix S9700 travel zoom compact has a 30x optical zoom. Both the P600 and S9700 offer built-in Wi-Fi, and all three cameras provide 1080/60i HD video recording. The Nikon Coolpix P600 covers an equivalent...
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Nikon has announced the Coolpix AW120 and S32 waterproof cameras. The AW120 features a 16 megapixel CMOS sensor, a 3-inch OLED screen and a wide-angle 24-120mm equivalent image stabilized zoom. It’s waterproof down to 18m (59ft), shockproof from a height of 2m (6.6ft) and freezeproof down to -10C/+14F. It also comes with built-in Wi-Fi and GPS. The S32 has a 13.2 megapixel CMOS sensor, 2.7-inch LCD display and 30-90mm...
Applying XSL Transformations To Responsive Web Design
By Ishan Anand
February 6th, 2014
Apps, Content, Opinion Column
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To most Web developers, it sounds controversial until you hear the punchline: Last summer, the developers in charge of Google’s Chrome browser floated a proposal that went virtually unnoticed by the technology press, which was to remove support for an established W3C standard that every other browser vendor still supports. The standard in question? Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations, otherwise known as XSLT. In...
A Post By: Christina Roth Light sources add depth and interest to your images immediately. By simply adding some window light to this image we added depth and warmth. If you have an image that you love, but it’s falling a little flat, consider adding some light! With just a few simple steps you can add beautiful light to your images. Follow these steps to create a cast of light – works in Photoshop and Elements One thing you’ll want to pay special attention to is pre-existing lighting in your image. Make sure the light source you add works with and compliments your image. You can...
A Post By: Craig Colvin Create Powerful Silhouettes by Telling a Story Telling the Story Silhouettes remove all the distractions and clutter in the scene and distill the image down to its most basic, this is why the story is so important. Just using shapes you must make a photo that is recognizable, and that the viewer can relate to. While this sounds easy in practice, it can be difficult to achieve. You must have the right elements. The light needs to be in the right location, the subject needs to be facing the right way, and they need to be in a pose that makes their action recognizable....
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Tamron has announced the development of an all-in-one ‘superzoom’ lens for APS-C SLRs with a huge 18.8x range. The 16-300mm F/3.5-6.3 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, Â splashproof construction and optical image stabilization (for the Canon- and...
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Tamron has announced that it’s developing a new 28-300mm F/3.5-6.3 Di VC PZD superzoom lens for full frame SLRs. A near-twin of the co-announced 16-300mm F3.5-6.3 for APS-C, it’s distinguished from the current model by featuring an ultrasonic-type ‘Piezo Drive’ autofocus motor, splashproof construction and more-compact design with a 67mm filter thread. It’ll be made in Canon, Nikon and Sony mounts;...
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Ricoh has announced the WG-20, a rugged compact that’s waterproof to 10 meters/33 feet, freezeproof to -10C/+14F and able to survive a 1.5m/5ft drop. Bearing a 14 megapixel CCD sensor, it provides a 28-140mm 5x optical zoom lens and 720p HD movie recording. It’s a continuation of Pentax’s WG-line minus the ‘Pentax’ logo, presumably a WG-10 replacement though the cameras appear to share the same...
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The Ricoh WG-4 and WG-4 GPS update the previously Pentax-branded rugged WG-series as step-up models featuring a 16MP BSI-CMOS sensor, 25-100mm equivalent F2-4.9 lens and sensor-shift image stabilization. The two models are identical with the exception of the WG-4 GPS’ built-in location tagging capability and front-facing display. Both cameras bear a strong family resemblance to the previous-generation Pentax WG-3/WG-3 GPS,...
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Ricoh has announced the HD Pentax DA AF 1.4X AW Rear Converter – a weather-resistant 1.4x teleconverter. It’s designed to maintain autofocus both with lenses that use built-in focus motors, and those which are driven from the camera body. It employs a four element, three group optical design and is compatible with most current Pentax lenses (see list below). It’ll be available in March 2014 for a price of...
Introducing Live Extensions For Better-DOM: What They Are And How They Work
By Maksim Chemerisuk
February 5th, 2014
JavaScript, Techniques
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After recently writing an article on “Writing A Better JavaScript Library For The DOMâ€, I realized that the topic is indeed a very complex one and that it’s important to understand what exactly live extensions are and how they work. In today’s article, I will answer most questions that were asked regarding “live extensions†and help you get going with this new concept. The Responsibilities...
Joel Rothman sent me a press release recently describing the suit that he is representing Iran Watson in federal court in Atlanta and Iran gave me permission to use the infringed photo (to the right). It’s an interesting story that I thought PFRE readers would be interested in. Here is the press release: ATLANTA — One February evening in Atlanta, with clear skies and temperatures in the 40s, Atlanta area real estate and architectural photographer Iran Watson set up his camera in the park opposite the iconic Westin Peachtree Plaza Hotel. As the sun set and streetlights came on, Watson...
A Post By: Darren Rowse Last week we launched a brand new dPS eBook – Portraits: Striking the Pose – an eBook to help you take natural looking portraits that bring out the true character in your subjects. When we launched this eBook we suspected it would do well as it’s a popular topic and written by one of our much loved authors – Gina Milicia – who really knows her stuff. However we had no idea just how popular it would be. In the first two days of it’s launch we saw more people grab a copy than we usually do in the first two weeks of a launch. And the response has been so...
A Post By: Dan Waters Having taught photography for several years I’ve noticed most students find the following 5 tips provide the biggest ‘aha!’ moments. These are the quickest and easiest techniques for improving your photography. Top five shortcuts for better photos 1. Switch to aperture priority The main dial on top of your camera will have an option called ‘Av’ or ‘A’, depending on the make of your camera. It’s known as ‘aperture priority’. This mode gives you the perfect combination of a decent exposure (in most situations) and creative control. The only time this...
A Post By: Natalie Denton (nee Johnson) Portraiture can be a lot of fun; capturing entertaining characters and drawing out quieter personalities, but sometimes it can be a challenge as those ‘entertaining’ characters can soon become too much to handle and getting the shyer folk to even look in your direction can be like getting blood out of a stone. So here are a handful of tricks, tips and techniques to use when dealing with four of the most problematic personality types. Personalities and portraits . . . ©Natalie Denton 2013 The loud ones – identified by volume and wise cracks You...
A Post By: Anne McKinnell If you’re serious about landscape photography, it won’t take you very long to realize the fundamental problem of the craft: not every landscape that catches your eye will easily translate into a compelling photograph. When we experience a place, the smells, sounds, the warmth or chill in the air, and our own emotions combine to give us an overall impression. Our job as photographers is translate that overall impression into a photograph. Every landscape photo needs to be carefully crafted with the final image in mind. There are many problems we run into along...
A Post By: Oded Wagenstein 15 tips every portrait photographer must know for making more powerful portraits! Here are 15 tips on getting powerful portraits 1. Have respect This is my number one rule. It doesn’t matter if I am photographing a poor boy in Laos or the CEO of a large company in New York-I always respect the people I photograph. I live by the motto: “you should never get close to people in order to take their photo; you should take their photo in order to get closer to themâ€. Act as if your camera is a bridge and not a weapon. I have friends who are amazing street...
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One Solution To Responsive Images
By Gavyn McKenzie
February 3rd, 2014
Optimization, Performance, Responsive Design
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Responsive images have been, and are, one of the hardest problems in responsive Web design right now. Until browser vendors give us a native solution, we have to think on the fly and come up with our own solutions. “Retina†images are especially a challenge because if you have sized your layout with ems or percentages (as you should!), then you cannot be sure of the exact pixel dimensions of each image being displayed. In...
A Post By: Bill Ferris A great landscape photo can capture the imagination and inspire the soul. It brings a static scene to life and reminds us why we’re drawn to nature’s cathedrals. And while you can clearly envision the kind of picture you’d like to make of your favorite vista, what may not be as clear is the gear that is essential to taking a great landscape photograph. So, let’s talk about that. My list of essential gear for the landscape photographer . . . What is the must-have equipment for capturing awesome landscape photos? Camera body We’ll begin with your camera body....
A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt In keeping with our portrait theme this week is a video that goes over some great ideas for making one light portraits, using some advanced set ups. Keep in mind this is great if you only have on light and don’t want to invest in a more. The reflectors he’s using can be purchased relatively inexpensively, as can the mirrors. Probably the thing you’ll need to do this type of technique is more light stands and some clamps. Just ignore the plug for the light crane or light boom at the end of the video. That is more applicable if you are doing video with your...
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A Post By: John Davenport One of the most powerful new tools in Lightroom 5 is the Radial Filter tool. Here are a few examples of how you can use this tool creatively inside your workflow to help draw attention to your subjects. If you don’t have Lightroom5, you can use multiple graduated filters to draw attention, but it’s not as easy, and the results can be hit or miss. #1 – Off-center vignetting (beginner tip) Let’s face it, Lightroom’s post-crop vignette leaves a lot to be desired, especially if you want your vignetting effect to be applied a bit off-center, allowing you to...
A Post By: Jim Goldstein The beauty of portrait photography is that it is as diverse as its subjects and often takes its cues from traditional paintings. One photographer who has found such inspiration is Alex Huff who is today’s guest on “3 Minutes with…†. Describe your photography in 100 words or less My photography style strives to depict simple beauty with some influence from Dutch Golden Age paintings. The purpose of this particular collection is to showcase individual tattoos in the same frame as the objects and subjects they are designed after. This has allowed my models to...
Desktop Wallpaper Calendars: February 2014
By The Smashing Editorial
January 31st, 2014
Wallpapers
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We always try our best to challenge your artistic abilities and produce some interesting, beautiful and creative artwork. And as designers we usually turn to different sources of inspiration. As a matter of fact, we’ve discovered the best one—desktop wallpapers that are a little more distinctive than the usual crowd. This creativity mission has been going on for over five years now, and we are very thankful to all designers who have...
A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt This week as part of our Portrait Deep Dive we’re going to look at portraits of ladies. So let’s start with one of the most famous, the Mona Lisa. Darren wrote – What the Mona Lisa can teach us about taking great portraits Painted almost 600 years ago she’s still as lovely today as she was then. Why does this painting work so well? What about it is so intriguing? Is it the lighting, or her sly smile? I like to think it’s because she’s an elegant woman of her time. Old, young, trendy, casual, sporty, elegant, contemptuous, spirited, or shy; today we...
A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt This week and next we are featuring a series of articles on portraits. Earlier today I shared some portraits of women for you to enjoy and get inspired by. So you can probably guess what the weekly photography challenge is, right? You got it – portrait of a lady! By Ryan Seyeau Surely there’s a lovely lady in your life that deserves a great portrait of herself. Now’s the time to create one of her, maybe as a gift. Or perhaps if you are a lady, a self portrait is in order. Use natural light or flash, whatever you prefer and are most comfortable using....
Interview With Designer Anthony Burrill“Work Hard And Be Nice To Peopleâ€
By Spyros Zevelakis
January 31st, 2014
Inspiration, Interviews, Web Design
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Anthony Burrill is one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary graphic design, known for his thought-provoking posters, printed traditionally in letterpress. He has never worked for another design firm, and his first studio was at home — at his kitchen table. Upon graduating in 1991, he has worked independently in loose collaboration with friends, designers, artists and a number of...
The Mystery Is Resolved: The Rain That Never Stops, Cakes and Frightened Cats By Vitaly Friedman January 30th, 2014 13 Comments Everybody loves a good riddle, but when you design one, you never know how it will be perceived until you try it out. The new Smashing Mystery Riddle didn’t emerge over night, and after weeks of fine adjustments and many — many — test runs, we prepared some coffee, pressed that shiny “Publish†button and, you know, started waiting for tweets. And now, exactly two days later, it’s time to reveal the mystery and announce the winners. Oh, you want to figure...
A Post By: Jim Wise Have you ever been so close to a subject that you just couldn’t get it all into the frame? You could use a fisheye lens but they creates so much distortion that it doesn’t always work the way you want it to. You can actually get the photo that you want with the lens that you already have! You can accomplish this by taking multiple images over several columns and several rows, and combining them into one very large, extremely detailed image. With a little practice and some information any photo is possible with the gear that you have in your camera bag. Combining...
A Post By: Lynsey Peterson Whenever I see “How I Got The Shot†articles, they are typically landscape or nature shots, or difficult lighting situations.  Rarely do you see a detailed account of the taking of a portrait image.  Maybe because for portrait shots, it’s often more about the connection between subject and photographer than the technicals, or maybe because it seems fairly straightforward.  That said, when I was first starting out in portrait photography, I spent many hours drooling over beautiful images I admired and wondering how they had been taken, and more importantly,...
A Post By: Rob Hackett About a year ago I decided to try and take my photography to the next level – to go beyond basic snapshots and try and get the wow factor into my images. I hope this article covering my photographic experiences of 2013, and the lessons I’ve learned gives you some ideas for 2014. This is the story of my year of photographic lessons – maybe you can relate, or are on a similar journey. Note: the images in this article are in chronological order with my early work near the top, and my most recent images at the bottom. Hopefully you can see where I’ve started from...
A Post By: Darren Rowse Today I’m excited to announce a brand new dPS eBook – Portraits: Striking the Pose – an eBook created with the sole purpose of helping you pose amazing portraits. Posing is something that can make or break a portrait. Do it badly and your subject looks awkward and the resulting image is spoiled. Do it well and your subject will be at ease and their true character will shine through. That is what this eBook is all about. Inside this beautifully designed and illustrated eBook world class photographer (and author) – Gina Milicia – walks you through how she...
A Post By: Andrew S. Gibson A question we often get asked at Digital Photography School is which lenses are best for portraits. It’s a tricky question because the answer is subjective. It depends on your budget, personal style of photography and the make of camera. It is further complicated by the relationship between sensor size and focal length. Let’s start by exploring some of the things you need to think about when choosing the perfect portrait lens. 1. What about the lenses you already own? It may be that you already own a lens that you haven’t thought of using to take portraits,...
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Zeiss has announced an addition to its Touit family of lenses, in the shape of a 50mm F2.8 Macro. The Touit 2.8/50M is designed for mirrorless cameras with APS-C sensors, and will come in Sony E and Fujifilm X mounts; with an aperture ring on the latter. With an angle of view equivalent to 75mm on full frame, it offers 1:1 magnification for close-up shooting.  Like the other Touit lenses it includes autofocus, but no image...
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Ricoh has updated the suite of apps provided with the Theta spherical image camera, to allow users to post images from the Theta to Google Maps and Google+. According to Ricoh, these new abilities are a result of collaboration with Google to make the Theta’s images compatible with Photo Sphere XMP, Google’s standard for panoramic images. More details in the press release, below. Click here to read about our...
How to use Lens Flare to Your Advantage
Posted by Chris Roubis on 11th, Feb, 2014 |
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A Post By: Katie McEnaney Flare can be a polarizing topic in photography, and many articles have been written about how to prevent or eliminate lens flare. But there are many situations where you can use lens flare creatively to enhance your photographs. What is Lens Flare? Lens flare and sun flare are terms that are often confused in photography literature. Sun flare generally refers to turning the sun into a starburst shape, while lens flare is an artifact of stray light bouncing around the lens and being recorded by the sensor. This article will focus on lens flare, but you can read more...
Blackmagic Production Camera 4K available now for $3000
Posted by Chris Roubis on 11th, Feb, 2014 |
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Blackmagic Design has announced it is shipping its 4K, global-shutter camera for $1000 less than originally suggested. The Blackmagic Production Camera 4K is built around a Super 35mm (roughly APS-C-sized) sensor and can shoot 4K and 1080p footage in Apple ProRes 422 (HQ) or Adobe CinemaDNG Raw formats, direct to SSD. The camera offers 4K at 30p, 25p, 24p and NTSC equivalents. It has a Canon EF-compatible lens mount, offering...
3 Females Needed For Birmingham Exhibition
Posted by Chris Roubis on 10th, Feb, 2014 |
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Female Models Wants For Fashion E-Commerce Site
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PAID – Are you the next Katie Price? – UK
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Up To 2 Models Needed For Wedding Clothing Range
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Models Needed For Styled Wedding Shoot February 16th
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Director of Photography wanted for micro budget horror feature
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Cameraman Wanted In Liverpool
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Experienced Set dresser wanted
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Film Production Crew for Short Film (Voluntary Unpaid Position)
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Runners needed for Tuesday 11th
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Photographer Required City West Area
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Open Call: Creative People – Casting Interviews This Month
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Urgently Require Upcoming Photographer For Fashion Event
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How To Create A Self-Paced Email Course
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How To Create A Self-Paced Email Course
By Paul Jarvis
February 10th, 2014
Apps, Business, Email
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When I realized I had written what seemed to be a course (i.e. not my usual article or book), I was left with a sense of panic. There are so many options for running an online course, and all of them seem slightly confusing or time-intensive to set up. Then I remembered the autoresponders feature in my newsletter application (I use MailChimp, although every newsletter software has it). I could trigger lessons with autoresponders and deliver...
Window Masking Tutorial – For Those Properties With An Essential View
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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...
Your Compete Guide to Outdoor Photography – Part Two
Posted by Chris Roubis on 10th, Feb, 2014 |
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A Post By: Natalie Denton (nee Johnson) Continued from Part One of your guide to outdoor photography. Once you’ve arrived at a good shooting spot it’s time to begin. Shooting mode As outdoor photography incorporates a wide selection of genres you’ll find Manual mode will offer you the most flexible and convenient grounds for setting and changing values on the go. But Manual mode isn’t for everyone, so if you’re not feeling confident enough yet, try using a semi-manual mode. Aperture Priority is great if you want to control the depth of field of your image, for example if you want...
Organizing Images in Lightroom 5
Posted by Chris Roubis on 10th, Feb, 2014 |
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A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Another great video right from Adobe Lightroom expert Julieanne Kost on how to organize your images inside Lightroom 5. This is one of those “non-sexy†things that you really need to know and understand or Lightroom can get really confusing for you. Watch as she explains how to move files, create new folders and get organize, all right inside Lightroom! Organizing Images in Lightroom 5 For more on Lightroom check out these: How to Add an Opacity Slider to Lightroom Develop Presets with The Fader Plug-In Lightroom How To – One Tip and One Trick A Concise...
Sigma unveils radical DP2 Quattro with re-thought ~19.6MP Foveon sensor
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Sigma has revealed the next generation of its DP series of APS-C sensor, fixed focal length cameras, with the dp2 Quattro. The latest, 45mm-equivalent, model features dramatic styling and a fundamental re-think of the company’s Foveon multi-layer sensor design. The Quattro sensor still uses three layers to detect color information but now only captures its full, 19.6 million pixel resolution in the top layer, with lower...
Life Stories – TV Pliot
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Camera Operator Needed For Short Film In Glasgow
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Short Film Festival: Awards, Exposure, Filmmakers & Industry Professionals
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Director and Videograther Wanted
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Director Wanted for New Short Film ‘After All This Time’
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Young People Looking For Experience In Upcoming Film Pilot – Sydney!
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Your Complete Guide to Outdoor Photography – Part One
Posted by Chris Roubis on 9th, Feb, 2014 |
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A Post By: Natalie Denton (nee Johnson) Outdoor photography encompasses a whole host of genres, like: landscapes, nature, macro, wildlife and even low-light, thus it can be the perfect opportunity to try new techniques and compositions that are outside your traditional comfort zone. So while you might have set off to capture some fascinating vistas, you might stumble upon a collection of unusual looking fungi and want to photograph that too, which is great as long as you’ve packed the right kit. The key here is preparation, because once you’re out in wild it can be a long trek home...
A Concise Guide to Choosing a New Lens
Posted by Chris Roubis on 9th, Feb, 2014 |
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A Post By: Andrew S. Gibson I think it’s fair to say that most photographers buy a kit lens with their first camera. It’s a good place to start, as despite the limitations, a good one is versatile (an idea I explored in my article Why Your Kit Lens is Better Than You Think). But, however well a kit lens performs in the right hands, at some point you will ask yourself what lens you want to buy next. Or, you might already own more than one lens and be wondering if a new one may improve your photography. I am going to help you answer these questions by outlining some of the things you need...
Humans of New York: Behind the scenes with Brandon Stanton
Posted by Chris Roubis on 9th, Feb, 2014 |
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Like. Super like. Very refreshing to read about photographers and see great pictures with no one laying their foot about noise or exposure or unsharp corners, maybe because there’s none, or maybe because one is just carried away by the emotion of the moment, or just maybe blown away. It didn’t even bother me that he was using Canon, not Nikon or Fuji. Yeah, Fred Miranda proved a long time ago that Canon can also do the job. Just goes to show one can find the heart of the image in any good, and well thought out picture. Source Article from...
Two Female Models Required for Urban Warrior Shoot – Victoria
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Promotional Staff Qualified in Massage for Various Events – Chester
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2 Models for a Studio Fashion Shoot
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Model Wanted Hair Extension Brand
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Apply now Miss Teen Australia 2014 QLD Regional Finals
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Camera Operators
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Production Manager/1st AD wanted
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Production Manager, Director of Photography, Casting Director
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A Camera Man Required for Comedy
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Screenwriter to Finalise Script for Shooting
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This Week In Real Estate Video #97 – A Masterpiece On West Maui
Posted by Chris Roubis on 8th, Feb, 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 Challenge – Portrait of a Man
Posted by Chris Roubis on 8th, Feb, 2014 |
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A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Earlier today I shared an image collection of The Essence of Masculinity – Portraits of Men. Now, of course, it’s your turn! First – go look at the image collection if you haven’t already done so. I tried to choose portraits that jumped out at me on Flickr for one reason or another. Usually it was lighting or an expression that caught my eye. But there two  things that I think all of these images have in common is connection to the subject, and storytelling. There is a story in each one of these images and men. What stories do you see? What stories do...
The Essence of Masculinity – Portraits of Men
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A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt We are at the end of our two week Portrait Deep Dive and I thought I’d end it with one more portrait collection for you. Last week we had Inspiring Portraits of Women, this week it’s the mens’ turn! The Essence of Masculinity – Portraits of Men First I want to share with you some portraits of men, by a man - Zuhair Ahmad. I found Zuhair’s work on Flickr last week and liked it so much I asked him to write an article for dPS and he’s agreed – watch for it soon! Here are a few of Zuhair’s portraits of men to start you off: By Zuhair A. Al-Traifi...
2014 Sony World Photography Awards finalists revealed
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First–the selections are poor–no-3-is just a picure telling abt a city-not quite a story telling–so as the no 9-the polar Bear– no 10–such pics are now common–yes this pics has lot of action–and probably coloured one will be more detail-/no-3 has nothing to do– So now we can tell that the pics abt KUMBA MELA -no10 is great from detail and perspectives–/no 2 is not too bad– But we have doubt the qualification of the respected Judges-very expert driver too makes accident when they go wrong way–over all these judges panes are not...
Nokia Lumia 1520 camera review
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Connect smartphone reviews are written with the needs of photographers in mind. We focus on camera features, performance and image quality. When Samsung launched the 5.3-inch Galaxy Note at IFA 2011, the phablet, as devices with screens larger than 5 inches are now commonly called, was born. Initially there was doubt as to whether these oversized smartphones would catch on with consumers but in 2014 it’s fair to say that phablets are here to stay. With the 5.5-inch Note 3 Samsung is marketing the third generation of its Galaxy phablet. Sony is competing with the 6.4-inch Sony...
500px ‘Prime’ is a licensing marketplace with 30% cut for photographers
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OK, ok, it’s a ripoff. Now please tell me what established microstock site gives a better deal. iStockPhoto pays 15% (45% if Exclusive, which is something you most probably wouldn’t want), Shutterstock pays 20% to 30% (if you happened to earn $10+ with them already), and so on and so forth. Pretty please no emotions etc., it’s just a question. And I would really appreciate if it’s answered. Source Article from...
Drag Queens needed for an event in Oxfordshire
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Focus Puller/1st AC – Sony F55 & Zeiss ultra primes and genio provided
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Director required for Rocky Horror Picture Show Shadowcast
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Editor required for Independant short film
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Lighting crew needed for Rocky Horror Picture Show Shadowcast
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Writers Needed!
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Smashing Book #4: Behind The Scenes
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Smashing Book #4: Behind The Scenes
By Anna Shuvalova
February 7th, 2014
Creativity, Illustrator, Workflow
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If you’re a graphic designer, you will often have to work with off-the-shelf material created by others — for instance, combining ready-to-use fonts with images from a photographer or stock website. Also, you’ll often have to follow the branding already developed by someone else. It’s OK; it’s a part of the job, and you shouldn’t be bothered by it. But the part of a project that almost every graphic designer likes and is...
Applying Transformations To Responsive Web Design
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Applying Transformations To Responsive Web Design
By Ishan Anand
February 6th, 2014
Apps, Content, Opinion Column
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To most Web developers, it sounds controversial until you hear the punchline: Last summer, the developers in charge of Google’s Chrome browser floated a proposal that went virtually unnoticed by the technology press, which was to remove support for an established W3C standard that every other browser vendor still supports. The standard in question? Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations, otherwise known as XSLT. In...
Stealing Light – Using Street Lights for Portraits
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A Post By: Garry Chung Turn the street into your studio by using street lights for portraits. Most people that I see taking photos after dark around the city have a flash mounted on the camera pointing at their subject. If shooting outdoors with nothing to bounce the flash off, the result usually is that rabbit out in front of headlights look, and flat lighting that rarely flatters your subject. As a professional wedding and portrait photographer, I will share with you my secrets of stealing available light when taking portraits around cities. No need for softboxes, beauty dishes, just put...
Winter Photography Tips | Bendy straws and Ziploc bags?
Posted by Chris Roubis on 7th, Feb, 2014 |
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A Post By: Paul Burwell Black-capped Chickadee on a snowy branch While a lot of photographers find that winter is an excellent time to hibernate, there are really no good excuses for staying indoors and avoiding winter.  But, you do need to take steps to protect your equipment.  Here’s a few ideas to keep things safe. WINTER PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS One of the biggest problems for cameras in cold weather is condensation.  Condensation occurs when you bring a camera from the dry cold temperatures outdoors, to the warm and relatively moist conditions in your vehicle or home. When that warm moist...
Getting to grips with the GH4: a quick summary
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Please note that the camera pictured in this article is a pre-production model that is not 100% cosmetically final (for example, it is missing the ‘GH4’ stencil on the front plate). From a hardware point of view, the GH4 looks a lot like the GH3 – and they’re similar enough in footprint that the forthcoming model can still use the same external battery grip as the GH3. Some of the fine detail has been changed, with the inclusion of a 1024×768 (2360k dot) OLED viewfinder panel and a shutter that’s capable of operating at 1/8000th of a second and rated...
Panasonic announces 4K-capable Lumix DMC-GH4
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Panasonic has announced its latest flagship Micro Four Thirds camera, the Lumix DMC-GH4. It’s designed as a ‘hybrid camera’ that can shoot both stills and videos, and the emphasis of the improvements is clearly on the latter. Its revised 16MP Live MOS sensor and Venus Engine IX processor allow for 4K video, 12 fps continuous shooting and 1080p shooting at bitrates as high as 200Mbps. The GH4 uses a new...
Nikon releases Coolpix P340 pocketable compact with Wi-Fi
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The Coolpix P340 is Nikon’s latest pocket enthusiast camera designed to compete with the likes of the Canon PowerShot S120. It features a 1/1.7″, 12.2-megapixel BSI CMOS sensor with ability to capture Raw files. The P340 has a useful 24-120mm equivalent stabilized zoom range with F1.8-5.6 maximum aperture, a high resolution 3″ LCD screen and now includes built-in Wi-Fi. It will be available in March and will...
Nikon Coolpix P600, P530, S9700 go big on zoom range
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Nikon introduces the Coolpix P600, P530 and S9700 compacts, all high zoom cameras with 16 megapixel BSI CMOS sensors. The Coolpix P600 and P530 are superzooms with 60x and 42x optical zoom ranges, respectively, while the Coolpix S9700 travel zoom compact has a 30x optical zoom. Both the P600 and S9700 offer built-in Wi-Fi, and all three cameras provide 1080/60i HD video recording. The Nikon Coolpix P600 covers an equivalent...
Nikon Coolpix AW120 and S32 waterproof cameras make a splash
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Nikon has announced the Coolpix AW120 and S32 waterproof cameras. The AW120 features a 16 megapixel CMOS sensor, a 3-inch OLED screen and a wide-angle 24-120mm equivalent image stabilized zoom. It’s waterproof down to 18m (59ft), shockproof from a height of 2m (6.6ft) and freezeproof down to -10C/+14F. It also comes with built-in Wi-Fi and GPS. The S32 has a 13.2 megapixel CMOS sensor, 2.7-inch LCD display and 30-90mm...
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Promotional Staff Wanted In Sydney NSW
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4 Models Required For Hairdressing Awards
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Miss Grosvenor Casino Didsbury
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*ASAP* Great Opportunity For Actress To Star As Main Character – Paid
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Camera, Lighting & Sound crew required for sitcom web series
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Graphic Designer Needed to be the Part of Feature
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Artists Wanted
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Models/Actresses/Assitant Director wanted for Hip Hop Video Project
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Videographer required for a PROMO VIDEO for DJ Sister Duo "Lampante"
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Photographer needed for New Beauty Magazine
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Photographer Required For TFP Shoot
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Photographer Needed For Film Noir / 50’s 60’s style Band Shots
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Photographer Needed to take Live Band Shots
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Applying XSL Transformations To Responsive Web Design
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Applying XSL Transformations To Responsive Web Design
By Ishan Anand
February 6th, 2014
Apps, Content, Opinion Column
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To most Web developers, it sounds controversial until you hear the punchline: Last summer, the developers in charge of Google’s Chrome browser floated a proposal that went virtually unnoticed by the technology press, which was to remove support for an established W3C standard that every other browser vendor still supports. The standard in question? Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations, otherwise known as XSLT. In...
The De La Vara Team In Hacienda Heights Is Serious About Marketing!
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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...
Create a Cast of Light in Your Image using Photoshop or Elements
Posted by Chris Roubis on 6th, Feb, 2014 |
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A Post By: Christina Roth Light sources add depth and interest to your images immediately. By simply adding some window light to this image we added depth and warmth. If you have an image that you love, but it’s falling a little flat, consider adding some light! With just a few simple steps you can add beautiful light to your images. Follow these steps to create a cast of light – works in Photoshop and Elements One thing you’ll want to pay special attention to is pre-existing lighting in your image. Make sure the light source you add works with and compliments your image. You can...
Create Powerful Silhouettes by Telling a Story
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A Post By: Craig Colvin Create Powerful Silhouettes by Telling a Story Telling the Story Silhouettes remove all the distractions and clutter in the scene and distill the image down to its most basic, this is why the story is so important. Just using shapes you must make a photo that is recognizable, and that the viewer can relate to. While this sounds easy in practice, it can be difficult to achieve. You must have the right elements. The light needs to be in the right location, the subject needs to be facing the right way, and they need to be in a pose that makes their action recognizable....
Tamron develops 16-300mm F3.5-6.3 superzoom for APS-C SLRs
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Tamron has announced the development of an all-in-one ‘superzoom’ lens for APS-C SLRs with a huge 18.8x range. The 16-300mm F/3.5-6.3 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, Â splashproof construction and optical image stabilization (for the Canon- and...
Tamron to make new 28-300mm F3.5-6.3 superzoom for full frame SLRs
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Tamron has announced that it’s developing a new 28-300mm F/3.5-6.3 Di VC PZD superzoom lens for full frame SLRs. A near-twin of the co-announced 16-300mm F3.5-6.3 for APS-C, it’s distinguished from the current model by featuring an ultrasonic-type ‘Piezo Drive’ autofocus motor, splashproof construction and more-compact design with a 67mm filter thread. It’ll be made in Canon, Nikon and Sony mounts;...
Ricoh announces WG-20 entry-level rugged compact
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Ricoh has announced the WG-20, a rugged compact that’s waterproof to 10 meters/33 feet, freezeproof to -10C/+14F and able to survive a 1.5m/5ft drop. Bearing a 14 megapixel CCD sensor, it provides a 28-140mm 5x optical zoom lens and 720p HD movie recording. It’s a continuation of Pentax’s WG-line minus the ‘Pentax’ logo, presumably a WG-10 replacement though the cameras appear to share the same...
Ricoh WG-4 and WG-4 GPS debut with premium rugged specifications
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The Ricoh WG-4 and WG-4 GPS update the previously Pentax-branded rugged WG-series as step-up models featuring a 16MP BSI-CMOS sensor, 25-100mm equivalent F2-4.9 lens and sensor-shift image stabilization. The two models are identical with the exception of the WG-4 GPS’ built-in location tagging capability and front-facing display. Both cameras bear a strong family resemblance to the previous-generation Pentax WG-3/WG-3 GPS,...
Ricoh announces HD Pentax DA AF 1.4X AW rear converter
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Ricoh has announced the HD Pentax DA AF 1.4X AW Rear Converter – a weather-resistant 1.4x teleconverter. It’s designed to maintain autofocus both with lenses that use built-in focus motors, and those which are driven from the camera body. It employs a four element, three group optical design and is compatible with most current Pentax lenses (see list below). It’ll be available in March 2014 for a price of...
One Female Model Required For A Fine Art Nude Shoot
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A Newborn Baby With The Mum Required For Folio Update
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Ringspun Photoshoot TFP
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Male Model Needed For Coventry Based Clothing Company
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Models Wanted For M&Co Fashion Event
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Stage Crew / Runners / Assistants Required.
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Get Featured On ‘Rap Game’ And Celebrate The Hip Hop Movement
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Sound Recordist Needed for Comedy Short Film
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Photographer Needed for Sat 8 Feb and 15 Feb
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Photographer Wanted who Knows Lightroom
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Excellent Opportunity for Photographers for London Fashion Week Party
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Maternity Shoot – Experienced Photographer Wanted
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Introducing Live Extensions For Better-DOM: What They Are And How They Work
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Introducing Live Extensions For Better-DOM: What They Are And How They Work
By Maksim Chemerisuk
February 5th, 2014
JavaScript, Techniques
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After recently writing an article on “Writing A Better JavaScript Library For The DOMâ€, I realized that the topic is indeed a very complex one and that it’s important to understand what exactly live extensions are and how they work. In today’s article, I will answer most questions that were asked regarding “live extensions†and help you get going with this new concept. The Responsibilities...
Iran Watson Takes Action Against Map Maker for Flickr® Infringement
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Joel Rothman sent me a press release recently describing the suit that he is representing Iran Watson in federal court in Atlanta and Iran gave me permission to use the infringed photo (to the right). It’s an interesting story that I thought PFRE readers would be interested in. Here is the press release: ATLANTA — One February evening in Atlanta, with clear skies and temperatures in the 40s, Atlanta area real estate and architectural photographer Iran Watson set up his camera in the park opposite the iconic Westin Peachtree Plaza Hotel. As the sun set and streetlights came on, Watson...
Buy our New Posing eBook and Go in the Draw to Win $2000 worth of Photography Gear
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A Post By: Darren Rowse Last week we launched a brand new dPS eBook – Portraits: Striking the Pose – an eBook to help you take natural looking portraits that bring out the true character in your subjects. When we launched this eBook we suspected it would do well as it’s a popular topic and written by one of our much loved authors – Gina Milicia – who really knows her stuff. However we had no idea just how popular it would be. In the first two days of it’s launch we saw more people grab a copy than we usually do in the first two weeks of a launch. And the response has been so...
Top 5 Shortcuts for Better Photos
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A Post By: Dan Waters Having taught photography for several years I’ve noticed most students find the following 5 tips provide the biggest ‘aha!’ moments. These are the quickest and easiest techniques for improving your photography. Top five shortcuts for better photos 1. Switch to aperture priority The main dial on top of your camera will have an option called ‘Av’ or ‘A’, depending on the make of your camera. It’s known as ‘aperture priority’. This mode gives you the perfect combination of a decent exposure (in most situations) and creative control. The only time this...
Personalities and Portraits – and Getting Them to Mix
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A Post By: Natalie Denton (nee Johnson) Portraiture can be a lot of fun; capturing entertaining characters and drawing out quieter personalities, but sometimes it can be a challenge as those ‘entertaining’ characters can soon become too much to handle and getting the shyer folk to even look in your direction can be like getting blood out of a stone. So here are a handful of tricks, tips and techniques to use when dealing with four of the most problematic personality types. Personalities and portraits . . . ©Natalie Denton 2013 The loud ones – identified by volume and wise cracks You...
Artist Emma Jaubert Howell prints photos onto hand-blown glass
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Some of the objects look really different from the usual glass art you normally get to see. Very interesting indeed.…and I guess, photographing these objects is a challenge in itself. Source Article from http://www.dpreview.com/news/2014/02/05/artist-emma-jaubert-howell-prints-photos-onto-hand-blown-glass
Good to go: Living and shooting with the Fujifilm X-E2
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What you want is what Canon offers with their RAW files: RAW (full size RAW), mRAW (medium size RAW), and sRAW (small size RAW). On Canon’s 18mp sensors, that equates to 10.1mp for mRAW, and 4.5mp for sRAW. Since Canon introduced this feature, I’ve found it to be tremendously useful. I shoot weddings, and with the huge volume of images that we shoot, larger file sizes quickly add up. I’ve always found that 10mp is plenty for most wedding images, so I shoot most of the wedding at mRAW. I only switch to full resolution RAW for the portrait and large group shots. I love being...
Fresh Leads Seeking Skilled Lead Generators For Fitness Industry Brisbane
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Female Fit Models needed for Regular Paid Work
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Assistant Editor Needed for Short Film Trilogy
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1x Young Film Student or Amateur for Filming
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CGI/VFX artist required for Feature film ‘World Of Dreams’
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Cinematographer Needed
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Three Actors Required For Supporting Roles In Sci-fi/Thriller Short Film
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Looking For A Photographer/Show Reel Producer/Video Maker
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Photographers
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New TV Show Seeks Up and Coming Photographers to be Mentored by Rankin
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Photographer & Hair/MUA Required for Lookbook Shoot
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Fashion Designers,Photographers, Make-up Artist and Models Required asap
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RCMA Photography Will Soon Be An Essential Part of Upper-end Real Estate Photography
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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...
10 Most Common Mistakes in Landscape Photography – and How to Overcome Them
Posted by Chris Roubis on 4th, Feb, 2014 |
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A Post By: Anne McKinnell If you’re serious about landscape photography, it won’t take you very long to realize the fundamental problem of the craft: not every landscape that catches your eye will easily translate into a compelling photograph. When we experience a place, the smells, sounds, the warmth or chill in the air, and our own emotions combine to give us an overall impression. Our job as photographers is translate that overall impression into a photograph. Every landscape photo needs to be carefully crafted with the final image in mind. There are many problems we run into along...
15 Tips for More Powerful Portraits
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A Post By: Oded Wagenstein 15 tips every portrait photographer must know for making more powerful portraits! Here are 15 tips on getting powerful portraits 1. Have respect This is my number one rule. It doesn’t matter if I am photographing a poor boy in Laos or the CEO of a large company in New York-I always respect the people I photograph. I live by the motto: “you should never get close to people in order to take their photo; you should take their photo in order to get closer to themâ€. Act as if your camera is a bridge and not a weapon. I have friends who are amazing street...
Challenge of Challenges 2013: the results are in
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Counting error. Should be 4 out of top 10 entries. Anyway, here’s the breakdown: Olympus EM5(4), E3(1), E500(1), E510(1), E520(2)Canon 550D(1), 40D(1), 50D(1), 5D2(1), 5D3(1), 1D4(1)Nikon D800(2), D70(1), D90(2)Panasonic FZ100(1)Sony A350(1), A99(1)Kodak Z915(1)HTC 1Unknown 1 Source Article from http://www.dpreview.com/news/2014/02/03/challenge-of-challenges-2013-the-results-are-in
Tamrac launches rugged-looking photo messenger bags
Posted by Chris Roubis on 4th, Feb, 2014 |
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Outwardly, they look a lot like a schoolbag I had in the early nineties 😉 I’m sure these are well made and perfectly good if you’re after such a bag. Personally though, when I go into rugged terrain, I take my Lowepro Rover Pro 45L AW, which is half photo backpack – half trecking backpack, together with a holster type bag. This setup is much more practical I find than carrying a bag like the ones above (too annoying for serious hiking) + a normal backpack, or just a dedicated photography backpack (no room for trecking material). Source Article from...
Hasselblad HV is restyled Sony SLT-A99 with ‘tough as nails’ construction
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Victor Hasselblad was the designer of the cameras and the CEO of Hasselblad AB , he died 1978 He must be spinning in his grave Hasselblad is no longer a Swedish company ( or camera company) but the name sounds better then: Ventizz Capital Fund IV, LP, wich ownes the company now “After eight years of ownership by the Hong Kong-based Shriro group, Hasselblad is now moving back to its European roots.” Yeah right , a Swiss/German holding company instead of the Swedish camera firm They should have changed the name to The emperors new camera corp or 10cc ( but this was taken) Source...
Fujifilm X-T1 real-world samples gallery
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Barney, Ok, I will bite. It would be more useful if the samples would follow a regular script. For instance: -urban landscapes at noon / at night-green landscapes-outdoor / studio portait-bar scene-dance club (low light / movement)-museum (low light)-fast sport Then, some of the situations would just not work, but then you can say that “ok, after a half hour of trying to take pictures in the dance hall, out of 30 shots, this is the best we could got out from RX10” etc. On another note, a personal note added to the samples, would also be helpful, because the intent behind a...
Readers’ Choice: Best Gear of 2013 Awards
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TFCD Photo Shoot
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FRESH LEADS Seeking Skilled Lead Generators For Fitness Industry In Perth
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Male Model, Slim Features With Long Pigtail Length Hair
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Clipsal 500 Experienced Promotional Models Required – South Australia
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FRESH LEADS Seeking Skilled Lead Generators For Fitness Industry In Bendigo
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Runners/Assistants Required for Music Video Production Company
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Set Builder And/ Or Additionally Art Director For Sci-Fi/Thriller Feature
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2 Cameramen/Women Needed For Chat Show
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Cameraman/Woman Needed!
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One Solution To Responsive Images
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One Solution To Responsive Images
By Gavyn McKenzie
February 3rd, 2014
Optimization, Performance, Responsive Design
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Responsive images have been, and are, one of the hardest problems in responsive Web design right now. Until browser vendors give us a native solution, we have to think on the fly and come up with our own solutions. “Retina†images are especially a challenge because if you have sized your layout with ems or percentages (as you should!), then you cannot be sure of the exact pixel dimensions of each image being displayed. In...
Real Estate Photography and Filmmaking Workshops In Atlanta
Posted by Chris Roubis on 3rd, Feb, 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...
Essential Gear for the Landscape Photographer
Posted by Chris Roubis on 3rd, Feb, 2014 |
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A Post By: Bill Ferris A great landscape photo can capture the imagination and inspire the soul. It brings a static scene to life and reminds us why we’re drawn to nature’s cathedrals. And while you can clearly envision the kind of picture you’d like to make of your favorite vista, what may not be as clear is the gear that is essential to taking a great landscape photograph. So, let’s talk about that. My list of essential gear for the landscape photographer . . . What is the must-have equipment for capturing awesome landscape photos? Camera body We’ll begin with your camera body....
One Light Portraits – Advanced Set Ups
Posted by Chris Roubis on 3rd, Feb, 2014 |
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A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt In keeping with our portrait theme this week is a video that goes over some great ideas for making one light portraits, using some advanced set ups. Keep in mind this is great if you only have on light and don’t want to invest in a more. The reflectors he’s using can be purchased relatively inexpensively, as can the mirrors. Probably the thing you’ll need to do this type of technique is more light stands and some clamps. Just ignore the plug for the light crane or light boom at the end of the video. That is more applicable if you are doing video with your...
Readers’ Choice: Best Gear of 2013 Awards
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2 Camera Persons required for comedy web series
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Crew required for comedy web series
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Videographer needed to make Video for Website
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Blogger/Photographer interested in Fashion – Ideal for Media Students
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Photographer wanted for TFP shoot in Sydney
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TFP Photographer WTD
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Photographer required for Abstract Prints
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Photographer needed for Photos for Website – Paid
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Now Accepting Entries For February PFRE Photographer Of The Month
Posted by Chris Roubis on 2nd, Feb, 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 Uses for the Radial Filter Tool in Lightroom 5
Posted by Chris Roubis on 2nd, Feb, 2014 |
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A Post By: John Davenport One of the most powerful new tools in Lightroom 5 is the Radial Filter tool. Here are a few examples of how you can use this tool creatively inside your workflow to help draw attention to your subjects. If you don’t have Lightroom5, you can use multiple graduated filters to draw attention, but it’s not as easy, and the results can be hit or miss. #1 – Off-center vignetting (beginner tip) Let’s face it, Lightroom’s post-crop vignette leaves a lot to be desired, especially if you want your vignetting effect to be applied a bit off-center, allowing you to...
3 Minutes with Portrait Photographer Alex Huff
Posted by Chris Roubis on 2nd, Feb, 2014 |
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A Post By: Jim Goldstein The beauty of portrait photography is that it is as diverse as its subjects and often takes its cues from traditional paintings. One photographer who has found such inspiration is Alex Huff who is today’s guest on “3 Minutes with…†. Describe your photography in 100 words or less My photography style strives to depict simple beauty with some influence from Dutch Golden Age paintings. The purpose of this particular collection is to showcase individual tattoos in the same frame as the objects and subjects they are designed after. This has allowed my models to...
SmugMug Films: Pulse-pounding aerial photography
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Exposure: Chef April Bloomfield on smartphone food photography
Posted by Chris Roubis on 2nd, Feb, 2014 |
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To some food professionals, smartphone food photography is an epidemic. For chef April Bloomfield (@aprilbloomfield), it’s a new medium to share her passion. Bloomfield is the chef at The Spotted Pig, The Breslin, and The John Dory Oyster Bar in New York City. With Instagram, she uses her iPhone 5 to share a look inside her kitchen. Her photos are sometimes abstract, sometimes appetizing, and almost always edible. She is showing the soft delicious underbelly of the NYC food scene, and her over 41,000 followers are eating it up. Connect: How would you describe your photographic...
Sony releases firmware update for QX10 and QX100
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The most promising change is the shutter priority mode, because that is essentially a feature addition — something that Sony is… well, not famous for doing via firmware updates. Hope this breaks the ice and Sony follow up with RX100Mk2 firmware update that really fixes few annoying things in it. Like, say, horrible implementation of zooming with front wheel: first slight rotation enters “zoom mode” and only second actually changes the zoom (imagine you turn steering wheel and your car enters “turn mode” first w/o actually turning…). It would be nice...
Male Models Wanted
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Asian Model Wanted
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Models Needed for Costumed & fashion Shoot
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Promo Models and Brand Ambassadors Wanted
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Lingerie Shoot – Paid – Central Coast
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Assistant for Music video shoot required.
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Script Writers Wanted!
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Looking for film crew based in Auckland
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Producer and Production Crew for Sketch Show
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D.O.P/ video Editor needed for a short film in Melbourne
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Desktop Wallpaper Calendars: February 2014
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Desktop Wallpaper Calendars: February 2014
By The Smashing Editorial
January 31st, 2014
Wallpapers
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We always try our best to challenge your artistic abilities and produce some interesting, beautiful and creative artwork. And as designers we usually turn to different sources of inspiration. As a matter of fact, we’ve discovered the best one—desktop wallpapers that are a little more distinctive than the usual crowd. This creativity mission has been going on for over five years now, and we are very thankful to all designers who have...
This Week In Real Estate Video #96 – Video From The Sunny Island
Posted by Chris Roubis on 1st, Feb, 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...
Inspiring Portraits of Women – a Collection of Images
Posted by Chris Roubis on 1st, Feb, 2014 |
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A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt This week as part of our Portrait Deep Dive we’re going to look at portraits of ladies. So let’s start with one of the most famous, the Mona Lisa. Darren wrote – What the Mona Lisa can teach us about taking great portraits Painted almost 600 years ago she’s still as lovely today as she was then. Why does this painting work so well? What about it is so intriguing? Is it the lighting, or her sly smile? I like to think it’s because she’s an elegant woman of her time. Old, young, trendy, casual, sporty, elegant, contemptuous, spirited, or shy; today we...
Weekly Photography Challenge Portrait of a Lady
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A Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt This week and next we are featuring a series of articles on portraits. Earlier today I shared some portraits of women for you to enjoy and get inspired by. So you can probably guess what the weekly photography challenge is, right? You got it – portrait of a lady! By Ryan Seyeau Surely there’s a lovely lady in your life that deserves a great portrait of herself. Now’s the time to create one of her, maybe as a gift. Or perhaps if you are a lady, a self portrait is in order. Use natural light or flash, whatever you prefer and are most comfortable using....
Sony FE 55mm F1.8 ZA Carl Zeiss Sonnar T* lab test report
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“….at around $999 / £900, it costs several times as much as the 50mm F1.4 options for DSLR systems. So what exactly are you paying for?” Oh, that is an easy enough question to answer, yes indeed. Let us see now… okay, so the lens will go for USD 999 buckaroos, correct? Okay, so first you pay the “name surcharge” associated with the Sony name: $300. Next, you pay the “name surcharge” associated with the Zeiss name: yeap, that will be yet another $300, good people. What you have got left — $399 – is all that this lens is really worth...
Real Couples Needed for Lifestyle Shoots in and near to London area
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Models/Dancers needed for a dance TFP Photoshoot in Ferntree Gully
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Melbourne Asian Model Wanted For Fashion Online Store
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Ringspun Stock Photoshoot
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Hair Models And Photographer Required For Prestigious Hair Competition
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Interview With Designer Anthony Burrill: “Work Hard And Be Nice To People”
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Interview With Designer Anthony Burrill“Work Hard And Be Nice To Peopleâ€
By Spyros Zevelakis
January 31st, 2014
Inspiration, Interviews, Web Design
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Anthony Burrill is one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary graphic design, known for his thought-provoking posters, printed traditionally in letterpress. He has never worked for another design firm, and his first studio was at home — at his kitchen table. Upon graduating in 1991, he has worked independently in loose collaboration with friends, designers, artists and a number of...
The Mystery Is Resolved: The Rain That Never Stops, Cakes and Frightened Cats
Posted by Chris Roubis on 31st, Jan, 2014 |
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The Mystery Is Resolved: The Rain That Never Stops, Cakes and Frightened Cats By Vitaly Friedman January 30th, 2014 13 Comments Everybody loves a good riddle, but when you design one, you never know how it will be perceived until you try it out. The new Smashing Mystery Riddle didn’t emerge over night, and after weeks of fine adjustments and many — many — test runs, we prepared some coffee, pressed that shiny “Publish†button and, you know, started waiting for tweets. And now, exactly two days later, it’s time to reveal the mystery and announce the winners. Oh, you want to figure...
Combining Images for Large Subjects using Photoshop Photomerge
Posted by Chris Roubis on 31st, Jan, 2014 |
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A Post By: Jim Wise Have you ever been so close to a subject that you just couldn’t get it all into the frame? You could use a fisheye lens but they creates so much distortion that it doesn’t always work the way you want it to. You can actually get the photo that you want with the lens that you already have! You can accomplish this by taking multiple images over several columns and several rows, and combining them into one very large, extremely detailed image. With a little practice and some information any photo is possible with the gear that you have in your camera bag. Combining...
How I Got The Shot: Portrait Style
Posted by Chris Roubis on 31st, Jan, 2014 |
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A Post By: Lynsey Peterson Whenever I see “How I Got The Shot†articles, they are typically landscape or nature shots, or difficult lighting situations.  Rarely do you see a detailed account of the taking of a portrait image.  Maybe because for portrait shots, it’s often more about the connection between subject and photographer than the technicals, or maybe because it seems fairly straightforward.  That said, when I was first starting out in portrait photography, I spent many hours drooling over beautiful images I admired and wondering how they had been taken, and more importantly,...
Iconic photographer Don McCullin on war and landscapes
Posted by Chris Roubis on 31st, Jan, 2014 |
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greypixelz: “he and others like him, did NOTHING to help those people in need, just like the media is a propaganda machine for corporations looking for your sympathy and reaching for your wallets and ending up taking your souls.” You need to get a bit of perspective and equating what he did to corporate avarice and a society dominated by a plutocracy today ignores many things not least the time in history he operated and the effect his and other photos had on shaping attitudes to things like the Vietnam war. You and I know there is plenty of suffering in the world. We still spend...
Nikon issues statement on rumored D600 / D610 swap-outs
Posted by Chris Roubis on 31st, Jan, 2014 |
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If true, that would be an awesome move by Nikon and certainly -finally- showing genuine commitment to their customers. At the very least it would give some substance to the term. In fact this might, to some extent, serve as some remediation to the damaged image (no pun intended) that Nikon lately had inflicted on itself by its own actions and inactions. Although the dust and debris problems with the D600 were, according to many researchers, grossly blown out of proportions -the “internet amplification effect”- Nikon’s clumsy (non)response to it was even more damaging. As...
Talent Needed For Advertising Shoot
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Looking For Female Professional Agency Model
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Male Models Required For Casting Agency
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Real Cancer Survivors/Patients For Portrait Series
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Female Models Needed As Extras For New Reality TV Show
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Film Crew Wanted For Some Exciting Project
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Camera person wanted to film a Pozible campaign
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Actor, DOP And Sound Recordist Required For Short Film In Brisbane, QLD
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Creative Video Makers/Editor for Low Budget Music Videos
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Sound Recordist for short film – Victoria
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MALE PHOTOGRAPHERS Needed For High End Campaign
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Video Director/Photographer For Afrobeat Music Video
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Food Photographer Wanted
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Photographer for Relay for Life Exhibition at St Kilda Fest
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Seeking photographer!!
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Landmark UAV Case Appears To Be About Recklessness Rather Than Flying Commercially
Posted by Chris Roubis on 30th, Jan, 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...
A Year of Photographic Lessons – Journey of a Novice Photographer
Posted by Chris Roubis on 30th, Jan, 2014 |
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A Post By: Rob Hackett About a year ago I decided to try and take my photography to the next level – to go beyond basic snapshots and try and get the wow factor into my images. I hope this article covering my photographic experiences of 2013, and the lessons I’ve learned gives you some ideas for 2014. This is the story of my year of photographic lessons – maybe you can relate, or are on a similar journey. Note: the images in this article are in chronological order with my early work near the top, and my most recent images at the bottom. Hopefully you can see where I’ve started from...
How to Pose Portraits: Our Brand New eBook Launches Today
Posted by Chris Roubis on 30th, Jan, 2014 |
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A Post By: Darren Rowse Today I’m excited to announce a brand new dPS eBook – Portraits: Striking the Pose – an eBook created with the sole purpose of helping you pose amazing portraits. Posing is something that can make or break a portrait. Do it badly and your subject looks awkward and the resulting image is spoiled. Do it well and your subject will be at ease and their true character will shine through. That is what this eBook is all about. Inside this beautifully designed and illustrated eBook world class photographer (and author) – Gina Milicia – walks you through how she...
How to Choose the Perfect Portrait Lens
Posted by Chris Roubis on 30th, Jan, 2014 |
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A Post By: Andrew S. Gibson A question we often get asked at Digital Photography School is which lenses are best for portraits. It’s a tricky question because the answer is subjective. It depends on your budget, personal style of photography and the make of camera. It is further complicated by the relationship between sensor size and focal length. Let’s start by exploring some of the things you need to think about when choosing the perfect portrait lens. 1. What about the lenses you already own? It may be that you already own a lens that you haven’t thought of using to take portraits,...
Zeiss announces Touit 50mm F2.8 Macro for Sony and Fujifilm mirrorless
Posted by Chris Roubis on 30th, Jan, 2014 |
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Zeiss has announced an addition to its Touit family of lenses, in the shape of a 50mm F2.8 Macro. The Touit 2.8/50M is designed for mirrorless cameras with APS-C sensors, and will come in Sony E and Fujifilm X mounts; with an aperture ring on the latter. With an angle of view equivalent to 75mm on full frame, it offers 1:1 magnification for close-up shooting.  Like the other Touit lenses it includes autofocus, but no image...
Sony a7R teardown! Roger Cicala gets his hands dirty
Posted by Chris Roubis on 30th, Jan, 2014 |
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The number of different types of screws is a pretty good indication of how many independently-designed subsystems are being stuck together. Despite the A7/A7R seeming like they were pushed out the door a bit quickly, it is impressive to see that Sony coordinated the design, engineering, and manufacturing processes so tightly. It is worth noting, however, that Cicala’s conclusion that the A7R is cheaper to make than a DSLR is probably only half right. It looks like Sony invested the money up-front on design and engineering of new subsystems so production cost is low, whereas most DSLRs...
Ricoh and Google team up to get Theta spherical pictures on Google Maps
Posted by Chris Roubis on 30th, Jan, 2014 |
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Ricoh has updated the suite of apps provided with the Theta spherical image camera, to allow users to post images from the Theta to Google Maps and Google+. According to Ricoh, these new abilities are a result of collaboration with Google to make the Theta’s images compatible with Photo Sphere XMP, Google’s standard for panoramic images. More details in the press release, below. Click here to read about our...
Models and Actors Manchester
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Gorgeous Alternative Models – Manchester
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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.