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A Fair Fight? Shooting Film in the Digital Age (A Rebuttal)
I wish I hadn’t, but the other day I stumbled across an essay on PetaPixel entitled 12 Reasons Photographers Still Choose to Shoot Film over Digital. Bravely, the writer had polled his associates who shoot film and culled their responses down to a dandy dozen. I shook my head sadly, because I’d heard them all many times before. But the worst part came next. I scrolled down to the comments section. I tried mightily to avert my eyes, but I couldn’t, and the lurid spectacle of grown men and women (but mostly men) verbally beating the...
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read moreHow to Pose People for Headshots
Editor’s note: this week we will be featuring a series of articles on posing for portraits. Look for a new one each day. If you miss any make sure you subscribe to our newsletter and you’ll get a reminder of all our articles once a week. Headshots today are not what they used to be. Gone are the days of marbled backdrops in an indoor studio! Saturated markets filling up with fresh entrepreneurs, means that headshots are more important than ever these days. While location and wardrobe play a major role, knowing how to pose your subject is also...
read moreReview: Voeloon V58 Speedlight for Canon
I’m going to start with a small admission… I’ve always been about brand-name stuff. There, I said it… I have had Canon cameras since the a5 (it was the small, boxy predecessor of the Ixus range) and before that, Nikon film cameras (and during, come to think of it) and have always had the mindset that I should purchase Canon lenses for my Canon cameras, always thought that I should buy well known lights and tripods and… (the list, it goes on and on) More recently though, I’ve had less disposable cash (kids! yay) and when you add that to...
read moreWeekly Photography Challenge – Posing People
Editor’s note: this week we will be featuring a series of articles on posing for portraits. Look for a new one each day. If you miss any make sure you subscribe to our newsletter and you’ll get a reminder of all our articles once a week. Creating portraits is hard. There’s a lot of technical stuff you need to handle, and you have a real live subject in front of your camera. Even further, they are going to look to you for help to make them comfortable and look good in their photos. The right pose, whether casual or structured, is key. By Greg...
read more24 Photos of Perfectly Posed Portraits
Editor’s note: this week we will be featuring a series of articles on posing for portraits. Look for a new one each day. If you miss any make sure you subscribe to our newsletter and you’ll get a reminder of all our articles once a week. When doing a portrait there is a lot to think about. You have to find a good location and background. The right lens needs to be selected. Camera settings are a consideration. The light needs to be just right. But if that’s all you focus on you’re forgetting something rather important. The person in front of...
read moreVictorian photographs of the abandoned Dreamland amusement park in Margate, Kent
This month, Dreamland Margate will open to the public again for the first time in more than a decade. Photographer Rob Ball documented Britain’s oldest amusement park in the years leading up to its renovation. Ahead of a forthcoming exhibition at The Photographers’ Gallery and a book published by Dewi Lewis, Ball talks about the project. At its peak in the 1960s, Dreamland Margate thronged with visitors. Millions of them, young and old, families and couples, piled into the seaside amusement park to laugh, flirt, ride the...
read moreUnfathomable: Geert Goiris’ futuristic objects in abandoned landscapes
DEAD BIRD 12 MINUTES SILENCE PALANGA BEAM ALBINO CCTS ANDREA SUBTERRAIN BROKEN TOIJSKA OUTSIDE ACADEMY TROPE DENTS PRISM CLOUDS PUPIL COMMUNITY OVERGROWN FRAGMENT #9 LAIR MAMMATUS All images from the series Unfathomable © Geert Goiris “The atmosphere is acting like a lens.” The Belgium photographer’s first UK exhibition, in which he explores the idea of of a deep, immeasurable space, is on show now at Belfast Exposed. To create his expansive, understated...
read moreWeek in Review: Sony FTW
The fact that Leica built a factory in 2014 doesn’t tell us anything about its revenue, its operating expenses, or how it paid for the new factory. Was it financed, was it paid for with cash? If so, how does that impact Leica’s asset strength? My point is that you came here throwing around financial “facts” with no insight to them. I am in no way stating that Leica isn’t operating at a small margin, but neither of us has any facts to support that assertion. Also, it really needs to be said that Leica is...
read moreTriggertrap expands compatibility to Apple Watch and Pebble smartwatches
Triggertrap has updated its Triggertrap Mobile app to make it compatible with the new Apple Watch and Pebble range of smartwatches. The new version of the app now allows DSLR users to trip their camera’s shutter using one of these smartwatches via the wireless connection between the watch and an iPhone or Android smartphone. When installed on a smartwatch the app can be used as a remote release for camera-timed long exposures, Bulb and Time exposures, as well as for the multiple exposures of a programmed time-lapse...
read moreVideo Feature: Josh Trujillo and the Canon PowerShot G7 X in New Mexico
A very nice job, this video, introducing a place, a camera, and a DPReview personality a little better, besides Josh himself. Would think it underlines photographic depth of accomplishments of Canon in the g7x, not least the advantages in the longer focal length abilities of its lens. Yorkshire topic. Well, there is a commonality I think , with there and New Mexico having a sense of wide open spaces, and if quite differently so, distinct regional personalities. I am thinking now of prairie and hillsides, along the Ribble around the Forest of...
read moreShutterfly’s new TripPix app lets iPhone users order albums
Shutterfly has introduced TripPix, a new app that turns photos snapped with an iPhone into physical albums. The app assembles 15 to 30 photos from a trip into a single album, which can be styled to reflect the kind of adventure they depict. Those who use the service can add things like maps with pins and icons to the album, and choose from different covers. TripPix is only available for iOS. According to Shutterfly, it takes approximately 5 minutes to create an album with TripPix. Users are presented with a list of activities, such as...
read morePanasonic 4K Photo reaches to grab stills-from-video dream
The arrival of 4K video means that an increasing number of devices are effectively capturing prolonged bursts of 8MP images at fast frame rates, increasing the likelihood of capturing ‘the moment.’ Using a video feed to capture stills isn’t a new idea – Nikon’s first electronic camera, the QV-1000C, did it in the late 1980s – but the resolution of 4K makes it more useful. Panasonic has recognized this way of working and has introduced 4K Photo mode to its 4K cameras, to make things...
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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.