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read moreOne of the best things about kids is also one of the most frustrating when it comes to photographing them; they are so full of life and energy they rarely sit still, which can lead to an abundance of blurry pictures and heavy sighs when you go back to review your images. Instead of smiling faces and cute outfits, you often end up with a memory card full of photos where their cute little faces are a mishmash of fuzzy pixels, and any details in their hair or clothes are hopelessly lost. This is a chronic problem with photos of kids from...
read moreAndrew’s newest ebook Mastering Composition is now on special for a limited time only at Snapndeals. Gestalt theory evolved in the 1920’s to explain some of the ways in which people perceive the world around them. The basic idea is that, when faced with a visually chaotic scene, the human mind simplifies it into more recognizable patterns and shapes. Gestalt theory provides an insight into the pattern recognition process that occurs when people look at photographs. Once you understand the principles of gestalt theory, you can use them to...
read moreWe talk to Eva Langret, curator of The View From Here at Tiwani Contemporary, about seven artists from across Africa, each capable of using photography to reclaim their own history. “Photography in Africa is controversial,†says Eva Langret, curator of The View From Here, an exhibition showcasing photography from Africa and its diaspora at Tiwani Contemporary, displayed until the 27 June. The camera, the exhibition posits, has been misused. Photographs have been misrepresented. It has objectified the African...
read moreFor our July issue, we ask some of the world’s most respected teachers how to create world-class photographers. Our first issue solely dedicated to education is on sale now. We profile some the best, the most innovative, most unusual art schools and photography workshops around the world, and talk to the leading teachers in the business, to try and learn whether there’s a secret recipe for a great photographer. Buy the latest issue from the BJP shop....
read moreBack for its third edition, this year’s edition of Belfast Photo Festival pulls out all the stops with a packed programme that explores photography’s relationship to other art forms It sounds downright bonkers, but somehow it works. This year, Belfast Photo Festival director Michael Weir oversaw the creation of a to-scale replica of the famous DeLorean car from Back to the Future, crafted from wood and covered with A5 photographs printed onto brushed sheet metal panels. The sculpture, which was inspired by the...
read moreMetabones has announced a new Speed Booster designed for the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4. The Speed Booster XL 0.64x is designed to reduce the camera’s 2x crop factor by 0.64x, meaning that in 4K video mode the GH4’s 2.34x crop factor becomes 1.50x - Super 35 cine format. The new speed booster is much like the existing BMCC Speed Booster for Blackmagic cameras, but has be redesigned specifically to prevent it fouling the GH4’s shutter. A 21.63mm image circle also ensures the full Four Thirds image sensor...
read moreThe LED flash units in smartphones are usually poor performers compared to the Xenon flashes in dedicated cameras or even external flashguns. If you feel your iPhone photography has been held back by your Apple device’s underpowered LED light, Tric’s new Kickstarter project might just be what you’ve been waiting for. The team behind Tric is looking to raise funds for the final development and mass production of a wireless trigger unit for the iPhone. The device will allow you to trigger flash guns with a standard...
read moreFollow-up: I’ve developed the two RAW’s using exactly the same parameters:– sharpening set to zero– CNR set to zero (default: 25) – that is, I’ve applied absolutely no noise reduction. (In ACR, LNR already defaults to zero, as opposed to CNR.) With the NX500, I’ve overridden ACR’s +1 tint (to zero; the same as the default for the NX1). This wouldn’t have changed anything WRT to noise, though. The exported (developed) results of the NX500 are significantly noisier than those of the NX1,...
read more“Even if they are half-murky, with a light things will be visible at short range, for instance close to the bottom.” Virtually all underwater cases come with a light attachment. “8 meter without a tank is definitely feasible but it will be a lot harder to keep the motion steady, not to mention maintaining it for more than a minute, than with this device. A lot, like.” Except that you can do 1 minute every two minutes and go on for hours. While this thing only has a realistic 45-minute battery. So, again, when you...
read moreGlad that the Dpreview staff is not completely focused on gear heads only and presents these showcases (more please ..). Sometimes it looks that way because of the endless rants about the perceived ‘importance’ of DR, megapixels, AF in total darkness with the speed of light and then lifting the pitch black shadows, noise, photons and the list goes on and on …I often wonder how people even find time to take a decent picture between the thousands of postings they write on these ‘very important’ topics. Yes, I like...
read moreVivid is a festival of light and color thrown by the city of Sydney every year. Run by Destination NSW (the state’s tourism authority) and paid for by a mixture of state and business sponsorship, it’s an amazing looking event. At its core are the building takeovers in which they drop unique projection-mapped animations on some of the most famous structures in the world, located on one of the most famous harbours in the world. Combine all that with special events, concerts, talks and micro-installations dotted all around the...
read moreIf you’re interested at all in bird watching and photography, Merlin Bird Photo ID is a website you should add to your bookmarks. It’s a new website that can help you identify the species of the bird in your photograph. The site was created as a collaboration between Cornell and the Visipedia project, and is currently capable of recognizing about 400 of the most commonly encountered birds in the United States and Canada. In terms of accuracy, the service is currently able to suggest the correct bird species in the top 3 results...
read moreHTC today unveiled a new limited edition 24-karat gold version of the HTC One M9 smartphone. Unfortunately for HTC, there was just one small (and rather embarrassing) problem: one of the promo photos was taken with an iPhone. Here’s the original Tweet that was posted earlier today to announce the new phone, which was launched to celebrate the end of the UEFA Champions League season over in Europe: While the photo does capture the sleek and shiny look of the new 24K phone, it also captured a reflection of the camera that was used to...
read moreThe British TV channel Sky Arts recently asked a number of famous TV personalities the question: “Is photography an art?†You can hear their answers and thoughts on the matter in the 2-minute video above. (via Sky Arts via Bokeh) Source Article from...
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