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read moreHow to Use Your Tablet or SmartPhone as a Light Source for Photography
In the early 90s I was just a kid, and I remember watching a VHS tape about photography lighting with the great Dean Collins. I was truly amazed with the way things were arranged in the studio and how he placed the light. This was magic to me, and Dean Collins was the magician. I watched it over and over, trying to find the little tricks behind everything he was doing. Since that day, every time I see a picture, I try to understand how it was done and how the light was placed, the quality of the light, the reflections, and the shadows it...
read moreHow the Switch from DSLR to Mirrorless Changed How I Edit Photos
When I started in photography more than 10 years ago, the only viable option for editing images was Adobe Photoshop. At that time, 100% of my photo editing was done there. A few years later, Adobe introduced Lightroom and I embraced it right away for its speed and organizational features. I immediately adopted it into my photo processing workflow and it was the first big transition that drastically changed my processing. The next big change in my processing happened when I discovered HDR photography. As a photographer with a background in...
read moreVideo: We Want More, Image Making and Music in the 21st Century
Images of stars and their fans go on show at The Photographers’ Gallery this summer in an exhibition that attempts to delve into the business of music, writes curator and BJP Deputy Editor Diane Smyth What is music photography? It’s a simple question but one that gets more slippery the more you look at it. With holograms of dead stars such as Michael Jackson and Tupac now ‘performing’ live, and Kurt Cobain a playable character on Guitar Hero, it’s clear depictions of our pop icons have opened up – and meanwhile more...
read moreArles 2015: What do the world’s tax havens look like?
Travelling from the Cayman Islands to the City of London, from Panama to Hong Kong, two photographers encapsulated the hidden world of tax avoidance. The global financial crisis has led to unprecedented scrutiny of financial institutions and the individuals and companies that use them. Tax avoidance – the legal exploitation of loopholes a tax system to minimise an individual or company’s tax liability – has been a particularly contentious issue, with a growing number of voices arguing that while such behaviour might be...
read moreSpain’s lost generation of young women partying like there’s no tomorrow
When a recession halted their country’s economic and social prospects, some young Spanish women looked into the face of a bleak future, took control and decided to party instead “The project started in 2007 when the economic crisis started in Spain,” says Bree Zucker about Girlfriend, her project on the apocalyptic partying of a group of young recession-battered Spanish lesbians. “The project follows one group of women, this lost generation. They call them the ‘nini’ generation in Spain; ‘ni estudia, ni trabaja’...
read moreGoPro mount becomes standard accessory for next year’s Toyota Tacoma, as GoPro plans user-generated-content licensing deals
Toyota has revealed that the 2016 version of its Toyota Tacoma adventure truck will come pre-fitted with a windshield mount for a GoPro camera so customers can record their off-road antics. Drivers will have to supply their own GoPro cameras as those aren’t included, but anyone interested in filming their muddy, dusty and rocky scrambles will be able to fit a camera to point forwards or backwards and capture either the ‘flight’ or the lucky passengers’ reactions. The move comes with news that GoPro...
read moreUPDATED: Canon PowerShot G3 X real-world samples posted
@Bev81 from France; 1. read my OP carefully. 2. New FZ1000 is @526 USD as below from Amazon JP 3. Amazon Japan is not the lowest price in Japan, and Japan is not the best price in Asian. I think you know that. 4. I assume that you know how to order cameras from overseas, as well with international warranty. 5. Repeat my #1. 6. I think you know how to use “Currency Calculator” to covert JPY to your currency in your pocket. Any questions (?) as I see you have LOT of “?????????????????????” in your post. BTW: Check the...
read moreLensRentals applies copy variation test to short telephoto primes
LensRentals has embarked on a quest to investigate the complicated topic of sample variation among copies of the same lens. It’s the kind of fascinating, geeky stuff we’ve come to know and love from LensRentals, and in the latest round of tests they’ve taken a look at a group of short telephoto primes ranging from 85mm to 150mm. Prices in the group range from $400 to $4200. We found the comparison of 85mm lenses to be particularly interesting, comparing Canon’s 85mm F1.2 and F1.8, Nikon’s...
read moreTaylor Swift’s photography contract revised following criticism
Swift’s Tumblr post addressed to Apple kicked off a debate regarding the strict contracts music photographers are often required to sign. Following several weeks of controversy involving pop singer Taylor Swift and a growing number of music photographers and news publications, Swift’s management has revised the terms of its photo contract. Last month, singer Taylor Swift lambasted Apple following its launch of Apple Music over the company’s policy to not pay musicians royalties for songs streamed during...
read moreSigma 24-35mm F2 DG HSM A real-world sample gallery posted
I love the skin tones, Rishi. They’re fantastic. I think sometimes people get stuck expecting an abstract, Platonic ideal “skin tone” that somehow exists independently of a given environment and the character or color of its light. Words like “accurate” get tossed around as though sensing perfectly tawny tan skin for every person, in any light is something a camera could do, something it should do, or something that we want. Maybe I’m alone, but I *do not* want that. I like your portraits here, Rishi,...
read moreOpinion: Lomography, an Alternative Perspective on Traditional Photo Standards
Lomography began as an art movement in the early 1990s after a group of Viennese students discovered the LC-A, a camera manufactured by Russian imaging company LOMO. The fixed lens 32mm f/2.8 compact camera produced unique images that were off-color, vibrant, and soft. On a mission to advocate the use of these creative cameras and experimental film, photographers quickly formed the Lomographic Society International in 1992. Despite the movement producing wonderfully interesting images that have been exhibited in both Moscow and New...
read moreNASA Snaps First Photo of Earth with Camera That’s 1 Million Miles Away
NASA’s new Deep Space Climate Observatory Satellite (DSCOVR) has captured its first photo (shown above) of our planet from one million miles away. By comparison, the similar and iconic Blue Marble photo captured by the crew of the Apollo 17 was just 28,000 miles away when that picture was snapped in 1972. At a distance of 1 million miles, every picture captured by DSCOVR actually shows what happened on Earth 5 seconds in the past, since that’s how long it takes light to travel from Earth to the camera. That camera is the Earth...
read moreA Brief Review of the Venus KX800 Macro Twin Flash
Back in April, the Chinese camera gear maker Venus announced its new KX800 macro twin flash, which looks like an external flash unit with three tentacles bursting forth from the top. Photographer Thomas Shahan, the “Bob Ross of bug shots,” got his hand on an early unit and just released this 6-minute hands-on review. Shahan found that the flash is a powerful and flexible option for lighting, but you’ll probably need to come up with a good solution for diffusing your shots if you want to end up with a pleasing result that’s free from...
read moreRhinos Get Camera Implants in Their Horns to Fight Against Poachers
A team of British conservationists have created a new system for stopping the killing of rhinos at the hands of poachers. The idea involves giving rhinos GPS tags, heart rate monitors, and camera implants in their horns. It’s all part of a system called Real-time Anti-Poaching Intelligence Device (RAPID) developed by a UK-based non-profit named Protect. Each rhino protected by RAPID first has the gear embedded in its skin and horn — the camera can be installed in the horn without any pain or harm to the animal. Here’s some sample...
read more500px Raises Another $13M in Funding to Fight Flickr, EyeEm, and Getty
500px today announced that it raised another $13 million in venture funding in order to continue growing its photo sharing and licensing services. The fresh cash will help the company battle against bigger companies in both spaces, including Flickr and Getty Images. The 11-year-old service has grown from a niche photo-sharing service back in 2004 to a huge community of 6 million photographers around the world who share and sell images through the service. “Now, with fresh funds in the bank, you can trust that the 500px Team has the...
read moreAn Everyday Lens That’s Anything But Ordinary: The AF-S DX NIKKOR 16-80mm f/2.8-4E ED VR Lens Offers Advanced Photographers Powerful Versatility
MELVILLE, NY – Today, Nikon Inc. announced the new AF-S DX NIKKOR 16-80mm f/2.8-4E ED VR lens – an amazingly versatile DX-format lens that is well suited for advanced and enthusiast photographers. The NIKKOR 16-80mm features a combination of the best Nikon lens technologies, some never before seen in a Nikon DX-format lens, including Nikon’s legendary Nano Crystal Coat. The resulting lens gives a wide variety of photographers an all-purpose optic to help take their photography further and tell their story with clarity and precision. ...
read moreDynamic Male Promo Models Required for Major Retailer in Store Launch
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read moreTwo Models Required For Styled Photo Shoot in North Sydney
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read morePresenters Needed for a Brand New Hip Hop Show
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read moreExciting Opportunity for Lighting Director/Technician: Touring Production
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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.