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read moreEditor’s Note: This is part a series on macro photography this week. Look for a new one each day. The next newsletter will have them all if you miss any! This week we’re focusing (pun intended) on one specialized area of photography, macro or close up photography. True macro photography means that you are close enough to reproduce the subject 1:1 or actual size on the camera sensor (or film). Usually that requires a special macro lens but there are other ways to do it – check out: 3 Ways to Try Macro Photography on a Budget for some...
read moreEditor’s Note: This is part a series on macro photography this week. Look for a new one each day. The next newsletter will have them all if you miss any! Macro photography is all about getting close and photographing small things. The tiny world of bugs and insects is perfect for macro photographers as there are always an abundance of them no matter where you live. Let’s see some examples of images by photographers who have delved into the micro world of bugs: ngeblues by Alfian Ismail on 500px hey, it’s my reflection by Abidin M...
read more1) SHOOT LOW AND HEAD TO TOE Place the subject’s entire body, from head to toe, against the sky. In order to do this, you will need to be lower than the subject. You can do this by laying on your back, or stomach, while taking the shot. If you are unable to get low enough, you may need to have your subjects get higher, such as on the very top of a rock, small hill or sand dune. This will hopefully allow you, in most circumstances, to get an angle that places the subject’s entire outline against the sky. You can see a variety of landscapes...
read moreEditor’s Note: This is one of a series of article on macro photography this week. Look for a new one each day. The next newsletter will have them all if you miss any! Has Macro Week here at DPS sparked your interest, but you’re still not sure whether you’re quite ready to invest in a macro lens of your own? If so, then this article is for you! I’ll outline three different ways that you can try out macro on a budget, and possibly even with gear that you already own. Now, before any macro-purists fall off their chairs in disgust, let...
read moreThe MA student at Goldsmith’s, London, explains how her award-winning project is inspired by the idea of going against the flow. Sculpture and landscape come together in Tanya Houghton’s This Must Be The Place, which the judges (Simon Bainbridge, Leo Scott and Laura Pannack) chose as the winner of the graduate series category of the BJP Breakthrough Awards. Houghton, who is currently studying an MA in photography and urban culture at Goldsmiths, made the work during 2013-14 at a time when she was looking...
read moreAll images © Goran Tomasevic Not many people have heard of Goran Tomasevic. Yet he’s taken some of the defining war photography of our times. He speaks exclusively to BJP. Goran Tomasevic has photographed conflict for over 20 years in countries including Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Egypt and Syria. Few people will have heard his name, but he’s authored some of the defining images of modern warfare. At an exhibition of his work at the Nordic Lights...
read moreThe son of a Holocaust survivor photographs an Ultra-Orthodox Jewish community celebrate the Purim holiday, an ancient tradition that remembers the salvation of the Jewish people When Gili Yaari was a child having a kickabout with friends, and his father walked past after a long day’s work and patted the top of his head with those giant hands, coarse from the hours spent mending leather goods in a workshop, the sadness that engulfed him wasn’t always apparent because, as a young boy, what Yaari saw was his Dad’s...
read more5/22/2015 update: Leica has released a new statement regarding the compatibility problems with Apple’s Aperture and Photos software when opening DNG files from its M Monochrom (Typ 246) camera. In short, the company advises avoiding Apple’s Photos application until an update for the software is released ‘in the near future’. Leica recommends that customers use Adobe Lightroom or Photoshop until that happens. Leica Statement: Following further research and testing, Leica Camera would like to...
read moreLook at the test details, for example, in the right lower corner, the color tube, for example the cap of the tube, the details are all present and with finer resolution then, for example, the Nikon D7200 (raw, 100 ISO. But increase the iso and the sony a6000 is even performing better. (Not to mention the Fujis, they are a little bit behind, but have a high iso sensitivity and less noise) ). Or take the small test charts in the corner, the sony a6000 is showing the smallest and finest details, in contrast to most of the other APS-Cs, including...
read moreDxOMark Mobile has published their report on the HTC One M9, HTC’s latest top-end smartphone. The new model is a touch smaller and thinner than its predecessor, the One M8, but under the hood HTC has finally dropped the 4MP “ultrapixel” 1/3″ BSI sensor of the predecessors that produced only mediocre image quality results in our testing. Instead, the One M9 comes with a larger, higher resolution 20MP 1/2.3″ BSI CMOS sensor that is combined with a F2.2 lens. There is no optical image...
read moreHmm, the Fuji X-T10 was released last week and there are several tests, reports, studio scenes while one of the direct competitors, the canon M3 is already for months on the market and there is not even one studio comparison. I like the Fuji X-series, indeed am thinking about purchasing whether the sony a6000, a Fuji or the canon m3, these are the main concurrent in this area, does someone know, where i could find test charts and comparissons for the Canon M3? Source Article from...
read moreI think it’s quite a nice little camera!, A bit faster at the long end then some other superzooms, weather sealing , attractive pricing. And as shown in the imaging resource superzoom review comparison it has quite pleasing look , and performs better than most others (maybe not the nikons with jpg…). It lacks a little in reach compared to some of the latest offerings and was actually tested a little shorter than the advertised 1200mm, something to be aware off!They do seem to process the jpg’s quite heavily , giving that...
read moreOne of the most important aspects of fine art macro photography is capturing a non-distracting background so your subject stands out. I tend to like clean and colorful backgrounds, but there are situations where dark backgrounds may be desirable. This article will showcase one method of how to capture black backgrounds in macro photography. We’ll take a look at using flash falloff. Inverse Square Law Flash falloff is a product of the inverse square law, which states that a “specified physical quantity is inversely proportional to...
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