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Seeking indigenous Actors & possible Deaf/Hearing impaired/Auslan Actors
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read moreVideographer Sought for Music Artist
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read moreCrew Required for a Short Documentary in London
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read moreSound Editor/Studio Recordist Wanted
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read more3 Secrets for Creating Beautiful Nature Photos
Secret #1 Start with you What elements of nature do you particularly like? You may already be clear on this; but even if you are, write it down, as something magical happens when you get things out of your head and living in front of you on paper. Are you a flowers person? Do you like trees? How about specific elements of nature, for example, mushrooms on forest floors? No answer is a silly answer – just write them all down, no-one is screening what you say. You have your own take on the world and you need to work out what it is. Then you’ll...
read more6 Tips Using Visual Weight to Improve Your Composition
Andrew’s newest ebook Mastering Composition is now on special for a limited time only at Snapndeals. Visual weight (also called visual mass) is the principle that some elements of the photo pull the eye more than others. Take a look at the portrait below. Where does your eye go? It should go straight to the eyes, because they have the most visual weight. They are the element exerting the greatest pull. Notice that the model’s eyes are not positioned on the traditional intersection points created by the rule of thirds. That doesn’t stop them...
read moreVideo Overview: Leica Q
We had the chance recently to spend some time shooting with the Leica Q. The Q is a rangefinder-style camera that sports a 28mm F1.7 fixed lens and a 24MP full-frame CMOS sensor. The DPReview staff was quite enamored with the Q, both in a practical sense, as well as aesthetically. As such, we decided to share some of our first impressions, while also taking a closer look at what makes the Q so appealing. The Q’s 28mm F1.7 lens and full-frame 24MP sensor have been optimized for one another, resulting in incredibly...
read moreAre you in Seattle? Come and ask us questions this Saturday!
If you’re in the Seattle area, don’t miss an opportunity to sit down on Saturday with DPReview editors Barney and Rishi. They will be participating in a panel discussion at Glazer’s Camera in Seattle at 4pm (PT) entitled ‘What Happens Next?’ Hosted by photographer and tutor John Greengo, the panel will be taking questions on video and stills convergence, and the decreasing performance gap between DSLRs and mirrorless cameras. Even if you can’t make it in person, you can still submit...
read moreAnalysis: DxO ONE – the World’s ‘First Truly Connected Camera’
The DxO ONE, announced today, is a ground-breaking camera in an extremely small package, one that connects to your iPhone via a Lightning adapter built quite cleverly right into the unit. Weighing in at 3.8 oz (108g) and only 2.65″ tall, the DxO ONE is small enough to fit in your pocket (it’s only 1.9″ wide x 1″ deep), yet packs a punch with its 1″-type BSI-CMOS sensor, likely the same one found in the Sony Cyber-shot RX100 III. That means great low light sensitivity due to the BSI design,...
read more#1 in France: Hands-on with DxO ONE
To me the “fail” in it is the fact that you need to “assemble” it (attach it to the phone, unlock the phone, launch the app etc..) if you want a viewfinder and control over shooting parameters. Sony’s QX100 at least is untethered or attached in a less precarious fashion. Also the ONE has a similar FOV as the iPhone’s built in camera lens.And for a phone the camera is quite decent with all downsides of a small sensor, but it’s not a shoddy performer. So what exactly does the ONE offer aside from higher...
read moreGoing solo: DxO introduces 20MP ‘ONE’ connected camera
DxO has unveiled its first image capture device, called simply DxO ONE. Designed to be used in tandem with an iPhone, the ONE features a 1″-type 20.2MP CMOS sensor, integrated lightning connector and 32mm equivalent F1.8 lens. It relies on a connected iPhone or iPad to provide a viewfinder and control interface by way of a free app. Conceptually it’s not unlike Sony’s QX-series devices, though the ONE is unique in offering a physical connection to a mobile device, and only supports Apple products. That...
read morePicJoy Wants to Help You Auto-Organize Your iPhone Photo Library
Like many other photo loving enthusiasts, I carry a large number of photographs around on my iPhone. If you utilize a service such as Apple’s iCloud, then you could also automatically be syncing thousands of images from your master collection for on the go viewing. With hundreds, or even thousands, of photographs to organize there has to be an easier way. Hit Labs believes they have a solution with their intelligent organizing photo library app for iOS, Picjoy. Picjoy is a free application that aims at helping you organize your...
read moreVietnamese Photojournalist Apologizes for ‘Shopped War Photo
Vietnamese photojournalist Doan Cong Tinh is apologizing for a Photoshopped Vietnam War photo that he “mistakenly” sent out and had published in an international exhibition.Thanh Nien Daily reports that the photo showed North Vietnamese soldiers climbing a rope near a waterfall in 1970. It was on display last year at the International Photojournalism Festival of Perpignan (Visa pour l’image Perpignan) in France, and then later published in an online gallery by the New York Times. Questions about the photograph were first raised by...
read moreThis Wooden Leica Helps You Crack Your Nuts
Check out this handmade wooden Leica camera replica. In addition to looking beautiful on your desk, it has a practical use as well: it’s a working nutcracker.La Vida Leica announced the product back in January 2014 on behalf of Leica accessory maker Walter Pretorius of Walter Leica. Each of the limited edition Leica nutcrackers was individually handcrafted out of solid rosewood and brass, and each of the red dots on the cameras was made from “extremely scarce” red ivory wood. The nutcrackers were shipped with a certificate of...
read more10 Helpful Websites for Protecting Your Photography Copyrights
Being a photographer in the digital age presents a number of excellent advantages along with a collection of new concerns. Sharing your images with the world and gaining exposure has never been easier, but the risk that someone may decide to steal your work is also increasing. Protecting your images on the web should be at the forefront of your thought process when uploading a new potential masterpiece. To help you out, we have established a list of ten sites that can assist you in your creative endeavor. Exif Copyright Information...
read moreCreating a Surreal Musician Portrait with a Sideways Photo and Photoshop
Photographer Antti Karppinen was recently hired to do a portrait photo shoot with Cardiff-based singer and songwriter Jammy Harris. For one of the shots, Karppinen decided to create a mind-bending image of Harris sitting on a stone ledge over rough waters using a creative perspective and photo-manipulation. Karppinen started out by scouting out a suitable location and sketching out the photo concept he had in mind: Next, Karppinen photographed Harris lying down on the ground horizontally against the stone bench: The photographer then...
read moreSydney Based Child Models Required For Print Ad – Retail Catalogue
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read moreHair Color Models Required – NZ Beauty Expo
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read moreSydney Based Male Models Required For Print Advertisement- Retail Catalogue
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read moreIndonesian Actors – PAID Feature Roles
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read moreMale Life Drawing Models
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read moreArtistic Production Staff Required for Ballet Company
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read moreProducer Required for Ballet Show
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read moreVarious Crew for Independent Short Film, Promo for Feature Film
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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.